My Health Record documents approach 2 billion
The latest figures show a total of 1.7 billion medical records have been uploaded to My Health Record.
30 January, 2020The latest figures show a total of 1.7 billion medical records have been uploaded to My Health Record.
30 January, 2020In order to keep up with increasing healthcare demands, many leaders in the industry are turning to technology to both foster innovation and to support high-quality, sustainable healthcare.
31 October, 2019The increasing complexity of the healthcare system along with rising demand for services and staffing shortages has left a gap only technology can fill.
17 October, 2019Assertive outreach services and a new social impact investment are among the elements of a $1 billion homelessness package to be included in NSW’s budget today.
18 June, 2018State-of-the-art robotic system to revolutionise prostate treatment service to be established at Fiona Stanley Hospital.
15 September, 2017Our healthcare records outlive us. It’s time to decide what happens to the data once we’re gone.
7 August, 2017Leading procurement managers from Australia’s healthcare sector will meet in Melbourne discuss how to decrease costs and increase results.
10 February, 2015Disconnected paper records a worse affliction.
30 October, 2014Costs double but project clears delivery room.
22 September, 2014Immediate former head of the Australian Medical Association appointed to steer national eHealth project.
26 June, 2014By Mark Bruzzone* The concept of ‘liveable cities’ has become an increasingly used term when talking about planning and designing urban areas. The desire to tackle challenges such as population growth, climate change, urban sprawl and natural disasters whilst delivering a high quality of sustainable living for Australians has become a key objective of both […]
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