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If you haven't had a chance to see this, there is an article in the latest Australasian Institute of Digital Health (AIDH) news feed about us and our national ambitions. (Pretty exciting stuff!) Read more here ⬇ : https://lnkd.in/g2VjEHve

In Part 2 of our series on ambulance ramping, Digivate Health delves into how digital health technologies and solutions can help alleviate the five critical "ramps" contributing to delays in Australia’s healthcare system. Having a strategic approach to digital integration can empower healthcare providers to deliver more timely, effective care across Australia. In this article we cover FOURTEEN case studies (yes fourteen case studies) on how innovations are alleviating bottlenecks, improving patient flow and supporting emergency services, including: 🚑 Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) reducing emergency demand 🚑 AI-driven bed prioritisation and triage 🚑Using virtual care to bypass ED presentations 🚑Allowing eligible paramedics to view patient health records in the ambulance For more insights, check out the full article here. https://lnkd.in/gqWmEymY To revisit Part 1 “A comprehensive overview of issues and solutions” where we previously took a closer look at the various factors contributing to ramping please have a look on our website under Thought Leadership. #DigitalHealth #HealthcareInnovation #AmbulanceRamping  

Jennifer Kaczorowski was in Sydney today and shared some great highlights from #MAPAMAPS24

We were pleased to be at last night's Health Translation SA Stakeholder Forum, where they proudly announced the recipients of the 2024 HTSA MRFF Catalyst Grant Scheme, the funding partners are The Hospital Research Foundation Group Women's and Children's Health Network Hospital Foundation and Cancer Council Australia SA. Together, they’ve awarded over $400,000 to empower impactful health projects across South Australia. Go SA! Digivate Health are proud to be partners of the incredible ecosystem this State has brought together (top right hand corner logo!) Sabrina Warwar Jack Drilling Renee Slunjski

Digivate Health was thrilled to chat to Christine Spiteri from Pharma in Focus about Jennifer Kaczorowski's exciting career move from multinational pharma into the digital health advisory space and to explore the opportunities we believe to exist for pharma in transforming both their commercial operations and the patient journey by leveraging data, technology and innovative digital health solutions.... Digivate Health has a laser focus on benefits realisation and bringing very unique insights from the wider health ecosystem we serve to the industry (public health, private health, aged care, mental health etc). #digivatehealth #bigpharma Lara Spence Jennifer Kaczorowski Jeremy Blieschke Lindsey Gough

Welcome to Digivate Health Jack Drilling 🙌 Jack joins the Adelaide practice as a Manager – Healthcare and will be working with our clients to help improve data-driven decision making in the health and human services sectors. We sat down with Jack to get to know him and his passions for this new role: ◼️ To Jack, the most interesting opportunity around digital healthcare is its ability to bring significant benefits to historically under-served populations. Technology offers unique opportunities to improve service delivery to individuals in the disability, aged care, veteran’s health, and indigenous health sectors. ◼️ Jack is most passionate about bringing technical solutions to the disability sector, which allows organisations to focus on what they do best: participant care. ◼️ Jack was attracted to this role after speaking with Lara and Jeremy and seeing that their drive to better integrate digital solutions into the healthcare sector mirrored his own interests in this field. ◼️ Jack is most inspired by the amazing, dedicated healthcare providers who he has been lucky to work with. Their commitment and dedication to providing high quality care, even during times of immense stress and pressure like the COVID-19 epidemic, has never failed to leave him impressed. Welcome again! #digivatehealth

@Jennifer Kaczorowski will be representing the Digivate Health team at the upcoming MAPA - Medical Affairs Professionals of Australasia MAPA-MAPS Medical Affairs Summit 2024 at ICC in Sydney, October 30th-31st The theme this year is ‘Accelerating impact through innovation: medical affairs at the cutting edge’ - reach out if you’d like to catch up with Jen and hear about how Digivate can support your team to do just that! Jen spent 12 years at Roche most recently as head of medical affairs - Oncology, Haematology and Personalised Medicine. #digivatehealth #MAPA #medicalaffairs

We are turning ONE 1️⃣ on Saturday. 12 months 52 weeks 365 days 🥳🍾👏🎉🙌🎊 A moment of gratitude for all that has happened, and to welcome in our new year. Thank you to all those who have been on the journey with us. It’s rather emotional 😭

Here is your opportunity to understand the dynamics of ambulance ramping in Australia with a comprehensive overview from our expert team. 🚑 Spoiler! There is not ONE ramp, there are FIVE. Our Part One September article covers - ◼ The scale of ramping at the individual hospital and whole of system level ◼ The FIVE ramps (there is not just one!) Do you know where they are? ◼ Factors contributing to ramping - aged care, mental health, disability services, lack of appropriate housing and support, COVID, hospital specific issue etc ◼ The role of digital health ◼ State versus federal roles ◼ Virtual services and advancements in technology ◼ Recommended immediate actions Part Two coming soon! 💡 #ramping #digivatehealth #digitaltechnology #digitalhealth A massive shout out to the team who pulled this together. Legends. Lindsey Gough (chief Legend/Author) Lara Spence Jeremy Blieschke Jennifer Kaczorowski Sabrina Warwar Guillaume Leroux RN CHIA Renee Slunjski Lisa D.

The Australian Government’s introduction of the Aged Care Bill 2024 and the Support at Home program marks a significant shift in the aged care landscape. With demand for aged care services expected to double in the next 20 years, this new legislation aims to enable efficiencies, whilst enhancing the quality of care for older Australians, with a $5.6 billion investment to support these changes. So, what does this mean? Aged care providers must be ready for significant regulatory changes that require higher-quality care, including more personalised, tech-enhanced home services. This creates opportunities for providers to enhance service offerings, ensuring alignment with the new standards while maintaining operational efficiency. With this, providers will also have more obligations in implementing complaints and incident management systems, resulting in greater administrative pressures. In anticipation towards July 2025 implementation, now is the time for healthcare providers to prepare. How can we help? As specialists in health innovation & digital transformation consulting, we can assist your organisation in navigating these changes. We offer personalised strategies and cutting-edge tech solutions tailored to meet the new standards in aged care, ensuring enhanced consumer and clinical insights through data intelligence and analytics. Our end-to-end services—from strategy to implementation—include expertise in cybersecurity and capability augmentation, ensure providers are fully equipped for the future of aged care, from compliance to operational efficiency. For more information and support on how we can assist your business, organisation or department please drop us an email hello@digivatehealth.com.au