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The Australian e-Health Research Centre is Australia's leading national eHealth research centre with around 60-70 staff. It is partnered with CSIRO, Queensland Health, and other engagement partners from government and industry. The Centre conducts research in biomedical imaging, mobile and tele-health, and health informatics to improve health systems and services through technologies like analytics, modeling, decision support, and telehealth. Specifically, it is running an NBN telehealth trial across six Australian sites to test the impact of telehealth on 150 test patients and 300 control patients.
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Collaborative Solutions eHealth Event - CSIRO
- 1. CSIRO – e-Health NSW DIGITAL PRODUCTIVITY AND SERVICES FLAGSHIP David Hansen| CEO, Australian e-Health Research Centre March 2014
- 2. The Australian e-Health Research Centre Partnered for success Australia’s leading national eHealth research centre • 60-70 staff, students, visiting researchers • Embedded in RBWH Funding from CSIRO Queensland Health Engagement partners Success built on partnering - Government, clinicians, industry
- 3. CSIRO e-Health and Health Services Research Biomedical Imaging • What: Improved image analysis & image-based clinical workflows • How: Leveraging operational & clinical data through analytics, modelling, decision support & automation Mobile and Tele-Health • What: Improving access to services & management of chronic diseases • How: Service delivery models utilising telehealth, mobile health & remote monitoring Health Informatics • What: Improving health system performance & productivity from electronic health data • How: Meaningful data interoperability and analysis for decision support, analytics, modelling and reporting Clinically partnered, digitally enabled, services focussed
- 4. CSIRO e-Health in NSW 4 |
- 5. CSIRO e-Health in NSW 5 | CSIRO NBN Telehealth Trial – 6 Sites • Townsville • Penrith • Greater Western Sydney • Canberra and ACT • Ballarat and the Grampians • Launceston / Northern Tasmania Number of patients at each site • 25 Test Patients • 50 Control Patients Total • 150 Test patients • 300 Control Patients Trial Design • Case Matched controls • Before-After-Control-Impact (BACI)
- 6. • Use of clinical terminology in electronic medical records • Processing of medical narratives CSIRO e-Health in NSW 6
- 7. CSIRO: e-Health research partner Australian Telehealth Conference, March 2014
- 8. DIGITAL PRODUCTIVITY AND SERVICES FLAGSHIP Thank you David Hansen CEO, Australian e-Health Research Centre t +61 7 3253 3610 e david.hansen@csiro.au w www.csiro.au/healthservices