What's Driving the Future of PoE?
01 May, 2022 by Ronna Davis* | Supplied by: CommScope Technologies Australia Pty LtdSince its debut in 2003, Power over Ethernet (PoE) has steadily and slowly earned its place in the ITC network.
Four steps to robust clinical cybersecurity
29 April, 2022 by Samuel Hill, MedigateHealthcare providers must pay careful attention to their cyber hygiene or find themselves facing unexpected, costly and potentially life-threatening consequences.
Bethesda Health Care, Microsoft partner for new facility
21 April, 2022Bethesda Health Care has partnered with Microsoft to install a cloud-based solution at its new mental health clinic in Cockburn, Perth.
The role of telehealth in modern health care
11 April, 2022 by Jeremy Paton, team engagement solutions lead APAC at AvayaIn recent years teleconsultations have played a growing role in the delivery of healthcare and support services across Australia.
Pharmacy clinician creates medical Wordle, Meddle
08 April, 2022An Adelaide father–son duo — UniSA's Associate Professor Chris Alderman and his son Jonathon — have developed a free medical word game, Meddle.
Qld hospital appoints Rauland to enhance patient experience
06 April, 2022The $60.5 million Weststate Private Hospital in Townsville has appointed Rauland Australia to deploy technology aimed at ensuring patient experience is at the forefront of its services.
Misleading VPR reforms will restrict equitable access to health care
04 April, 2022 by Dr Margaret Faux* & Dr Silvia Pfeiffer**From July this year, Australia's MBS telehealth system is going to change once again, and this comes after two years of constantly evolving rules and regulations regarding the delivery of healthcare services in this country.
Smart electrification — the central nervous system for resilient healthcare infrastructure
01 April, 2022 by Ian Richardson, Building Solutions Technical Specialist, Electrification, ABB Australia | Supplied by: ABB Australia Pty LtdBuildings have a complex infrastructure of systems, just as the human body has a complex anatomy of parts that interact to form a functional unit. Central to the human body is the nervous system, but could a healthcare facility have a central nervous system? It certainly can.
Healthcare Transformation Enabled with LTE and 5G
01 April, 2022 | Supplied by: Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions Australia Pty LtdHealthcare today is marked by its technology-enabled reach, with providers extending coverage to more locations and in a wider variety of ways than ever before.
Protecting patients from ransomware attacks
31 March, 2022 by AJ Missaghi Chief Technology Officer – Healthcare & Life Sciences (APJ), Dell Technologies | Supplied by: Dell TechnologiesThe moves made by Australian healthcare leaders to digitally transform health services now will directly impact the long-term wellbeing of citizens and protect the future economy.
Brisbane hospital introduces radiation protection technology
30 March, 2022Metro North Health's The Prince Charles Hospital (TPCH) has introduced new radiation protection technology to safeguard cardiologists from potentially harmful radiation while performing life-saving procedures.
'Scan4Safety' in Australia — Preparing for what comes next
29 March, 2022 | Supplied by: GS1 AustraliaGlobal data standards enable greater visibility, traceability and improved accuracy within healthcare supply chains around the world.
People making tough times tolerable
28 March, 2022 | Supplied by: BOC LimitedThe global pandemic proved that strong people could make the impossible happen according to Dianne Joannidis, Manager — Aged Care & OxyCare at BOC in Australia.
Cybersecurity is everyone's responsibility
28 March, 2022 by Deana Scott, Cybersecurity Community of Practice Chair, Australasian Institute of Digital Health | Supplied by: Australasian Institute of Digital Health (AIDH)Health care continues to become increasingly digitised with an ever-expanding range of infrastructure options, technology platforms and devices being implemented and accessed both internally and externally by hospitals and healthcare organisations.
Remote health monitoring — have we learnt our lessons?
25 March, 2022 by Emeline Ramos*If we ever needed proof that our healthcare systems have a sustainability problem, the pandemic provided it.
