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Determining Consumer Preferences and Experiences Regarding Telehealth Delivery for Australian Allied Health Services

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.  

By |2026-09-15T10:51:08+09:3024 June 2024|Comments Off on Determining Consumer Preferences and Experiences Regarding Telehealth Delivery for Australian Allied Health Services

Upskilling clinicians to effectively deliver telehealth consultations: a collaborative micro-learning pilot

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.

By |2026-11-05T12:45:43+10:309 April 2024|Comments Off on Upskilling clinicians to effectively deliver telehealth consultations: a collaborative micro-learning pilot

Reimagining healthcare in Australia: the journey from telehealth to 21st century design

Opportunity: This project examined the impact of government and industry-led policy and service delivery changes in response to the outbreak of COVID-19 and explored how Australia could move toward a truly reimagined healthcare system enabled by digital technologies.

By |2026-08-24T11:44:52+09:3015 September 2022|Comments Off on Reimagining healthcare in Australia: the journey from telehealth to 21st century design

COVID-19 – utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy

Opportunity: This project sought to harness near real-time electronic general practice (GP) data to provide actionable insights for policy and healthcare decision-making.

By |2026-08-26T17:23:18+09:3010 September 2022|Comments Off on COVID-19 – utilising near real-time electronic general practice data to establish effective care and best-practice policy

Determining consumer preferences and experiences regarding telehealth and embedding the consumer into reimagining healthcare in Australia

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. 

By |2026-08-24T11:49:37+09:309 September 2022|Comments Off on Determining consumer preferences and experiences regarding telehealth and embedding the consumer into reimagining healthcare in Australia
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