Technology

At the cutting edge

04 June, 2018 by Rebecca Laborde* | Supplied by: Oracle Corporation Australia

Since the discovery of CRISPR technology, research into genomic science and novel therapy development has exploded. Dr Rebecca Laborde explains the science behind CRISPR and how it is encouraging research innovation.


UK data protection law takes effect

04 June, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

UK citizens will be able to demand free access to data held on them by organisations under a new data protection law coming into effect.


Strategic planning and removing IT sprawl: the first steps in healthcare's digital journey

01 June, 2018 | Supplied by: Hyland Software Inc

Healthcare organisations around the globe are in various stages of digital transformation, but many are implementing systems randomly, which has led to IT sprawl.


InterSystems recognised by KLAS as A-list vendor

23 May, 2018 | Supplied by: InterSystems Corporation (Australia)

InterSystems has been named by KLAS Research as an 'A-list' vendor within KLAS's newly released report, Decision Insights 2018.


In Conversation… with Dr Rebecca Laborde

22 May, 2018 by Laini Bennett | Supplied by: Oracle Corporation Australia

Dr Laborde explains how data is being used not only for research, but to create efficiencies, reduced costs and improved patient outcomes in health care.


Government-focused media, research and events firms join forces

22 May, 2018

A new media and events alliance is set to provide those working in tech and procurement roles across all levels of government with more quality content.


Sabotage from within

15 May, 2018 by Kevin Cunningham*

IT strategies that meet the bare minimum compliance regulations are not an option for healthcare organisations, or they may find themselves fending off attacks from within.


Effective risk management saves more than money — it saves lives

23 April, 2018 | Supplied by: eQstats Pty Ltd

Risk management should be approached from a customer-centric perspective, rather than through the narrow lens of litigation prevention, particularly in the health industry where the consequences of error can be deadly.


How genomics can lead doctors to 'knowing ahead of time'

04 April, 2018 by Rob Preston, Oracle | Supplied by: Oracle Corporation Australia

A relative handful of patient success stories show the promise of genomic medicine in treating previously confounding health disorders, but the big challenge now is to expand that patient universe from hundreds of people to hundreds of millions.


ChemDAQ Steri-Trac PAA Chemical Air Monitoring System

03 April, 2018 | Supplied by: Gallay Medical & Scientific Pty Ltd

ChemDAQ's Steri-Trac PAA Chemical Air Monitoring System provides tools to help manage exposure limits.


Making telehealth a reality

20 March, 2018 by Dr Louise Schaper* | Supplied by: AIDH - Australasian Institute of Digital Health

Embedding telehealth into clinical consultations is a priority reform area of Australia's National Digital Health Strategy.


Honing healthcare with data analysis

07 March, 2018 | Supplied by: Minitab Pty Ltd

What does the eyesight of a homeless person have in common with complications from dental anaesthesia? Or with reducing side-effects from cancer? Or monitoring artificial hip implants?


Dressed for medical success

06 March, 2018 by Chris Huang*

E-textiles are set to revolutionise health care.


Bing EasyPost Mailroom

27 February, 2018 | Supplied by: Bing Technologies

Bing Technologies has developed the EasyPost Mailroom software that enables healthcare professionals to securely send highly sensitive communications via online, e-comms, printed mail, texts etc.


Personalising digital health care

20 February, 2018 by Ian Manovel

We look at the benefits of personalising services to cater for different attitudes — and aptitudes.


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