Presentations by Dallas Stower, Deputy Director-General, Transformation and Enabling Technologies, Department of Housing and Public Works and Damian Green Deputy Director-General, eHealth Queensland Chief Information Officer, Queensland Health at the COVID-19 Partners in Technology briefing.

1. Queensland Digital Industry Webcast
Partners in Technology
Mr Dallas Stower
Deputy Director-General, Transformation and Enabling Technologies
Department of Housing and Public Works
and
Mr Damian Green
Deputy Director-General, eHealth Queensland
&
Chief Information Officer, Queensland Health
Moderator: Mr Mark Sydney

2. COVID-19
Partners in Technology
Damian Green
Deputy Director-General, eHealth Queensland
Chief Information Officer, Queensland Health

3. 2
Prevention,
Primary and
Community Care
Alternative
Models of Care
Pre-Presentation
Emergency
Diagnosis
In-Patient
Out-Patient
Continuity
of Care
Ongoing
Management
Patient
Clinician
Electronic
Medical
Records
Telemedicine
Connectivity
Anywhere
Wearables
Digitalenablers
Precision
Medicine
Data analytics
Robotics, AI
Predictive
Analytics
Remote
Monitoring,
mHealth Apps
Virtual care
centre

4. Horizon 1
within 3 years
Horizon 2
within 5 years
Horizon 3
within 10 years
Workstations
of Wheels
Follow Me
Desktops
Integrated
Medical
Devices
Infrastructure
Uplifts
Bring your
own
Device
Contemporary
Workplace
Identity
Access
Management
Systems
Interoperability
Patient
Online
Portal
Wearables
mHealth
Apps
“Healthier.
Happier.”
website
Telehealth
(Virtual Care)
Digital
Genomics
Strategy
Precision
Medicine
Clinical &
Business
Intelligence
Population
Health
Speech
Analysis
Diagnosis
Telehealth
between
Providers
Integrated
Referrals
Management
ieMR
Rollout
Next-
Generation
Nurse Call
Digital Care
Delivery
Roadmap
Current initiatives and
future capabilities
Laboratory
Information
System
Financial
Systems
Renewal
Integrated
Workforce
Management
Assistive
Robots
Drones
(Medications)
Remote
Monitoring
Virtual Care
Centres
Infrastructure
Uplifts
Healthcare
Interoperability
Enhanced
Network
Connectivity
Cloud
Computing
Digital
Medical
Imaging
Digital
Collaboration
(O365)
Cyber
Security
Information
Management
Strategy
Patient
Administration
System
My Health
Record
Implantable
and
Digestible
Expand
The
Viewer
Access
Notifiable
conditions
system
National
Digital
Pregnancy
Record
3

5. Strategic Goals
1. Greater patient engagement
2. Healthier and safer communities
3. More productive and targeted care
Delivering
Healthcare
4. More systematic, high quality and safer care
5. Improved resource management
Connecting
Healthcare
6. Better coordinated care
7. Improved access to expert knowledge
Pursuing
Innovation
8. Continuous system improvement
and learning
Focus AreasDirection
 Patient Engagement
 Personal Wellness
 Population Health
 Precision Medicine
 Digital Hospitals and Facilities
 Virtual Care
 Digital Foundations
 Interoperability and Automation
 Digital Clinical Systems
 Electronic Health Records
 Integrated Care
 Information Sharing
 Digital Innovation
 Clinical and Business Intelligence
 Data Analytics
 Learning Healthcare
Promoting
wellbeing
Strategic Direction

6. 5

7. My Health, Queensland’s future:
Advancing Health 2026
Horizon 1 - within 3 years
Building
consistent and sustainable capability
Horizon 2 - within 5 years
Optimising
integrating, growing and expanding
digital health and digital workforce
capabilities
Horizon 3 - within 10 years
Transforming
scaled digital health
6
Digital Health Strategic Vision Queensland 2026 (released in 2017) to
support the delivery of Advancing Health 2026

8. COVID-19 - system response
7
Digital applications
to support airport
and border screening
Optimising
digital
platforms
Digital application
systems for Hospital
and Health Services
Procurement
and Suppliers
Critical
care
systems

9. 8
COVID-19 - Workforce mobility
Workforce
mobility
30,000
concurrent
connections
8 gigabits per
second
(60% increase)
Telephony
capacity
470 channels
(96% increase)
WAN increase
13.820 Gbps
(402% increase)
20% increase
in activity
266% increase
in activity33.5% increase
in activity
Mass
deployment
and update
30% increase
in activity
Increased
infrastructure
and security
uplift

10. COVID-19 - New models of care
9
Models
of care
Virtual
Emergency
Department
Virtual wards
and clinics
Telehealth and
Telemedicine
Hospital in the
Home

11. 10
COVID-19 Digital Opportunities

12. Queensland’s rural and remote healthcare landscape
Access to healthcare
Next steps
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13. 12
Thank you

14. Key Links and Contact
Email: Share questions, ideas, challenges and offers of assistance by emailing
ICTIndustryEngagement@hpw.qld.gov.au
Online: Queensland Government ICT online resources at:
https://www.business.qld.gov.au/industries/science-it-creative/ict
Short form ICT contract: created especially for COVID-19 response where the
value is less than $1m and duration is less than 12 months
https://www.forgov.qld.gov.au/create-ict-contract#emergency
SME Access Incentive: https://www.forgov.qld.gov.au/guidelines-working-smes

15. Thank You
Next Partner in Technology Webinar: 4 June 2020