Opportunity: to understand the economic costs and service access benefits and provide evidence to guide embedding of Western Australia Country Health Service’s ETS into additional rural and remote communities.
Opportunity: explore consumer preferences, expectations and experiences with telehealth especially in relation to allied health care that could inform future health policy, service planning and digital health investment.
Opportunity: In 2023 the Western Australia Country Health Service (WACHS) implemented the WA Antimicrobial Stewardship digital decision support tool known as Antimicrobial Pathways (AMPs) to support improved antimicrobial prescribing across regional and remote healthcare settings. The project set out to provide evidence on the impact of AMPs on improving prescribing quality, adherence to antimicrobial guidelines and strengthening antimicrobial stewardship practices across the health system.
Opportunity: In response to COVID-19, the use of telehealth has expanded rapidly exposing skills and capability gaps. In order to deliver effective telehealth services and optimise patient outcomes, employers are seeking flexible ways to upskill workers in parallel to their day jobs so learnings can be applied for immediate impact.
Opportunity: investigate implementation challenges and better understand the capabilities that are needed for more effective and sustainable telehealth delivery.
Opportunity: analyse linked data for evidence to improve service planning and policy development towards better outcomes for those diagnosed with mental health conditions in WA.
Opportunity: Utilise linked data to investigate the clinical trajectory and early onset of chronic kidney disease (CKD).
Opportunity: explore how telehealth and digital technologies could support new models of care in regional Western Australia.
Opportunity: Use Healthcare Information & Management Systems Society (HIMSS) evaluation models to perform a comprehensive assessment of Queensland Health’s digital health maturity.
Opportunity: The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of telehealth across Australia, but little was known about how consumers experienced and valued virtual care. This project addressed a significant evidence gap by examining consumer preferences, experiences and expectations regarding telehealth and its future role within Australia's healthcare system.
Opportunity: Improve clinical decision support tools for healthcare staff working in hospitals.
Copyright © 2026 Digital Health CRC | Privacy Policy
