Listen to this episode as we sat down with the speakers at AusMedTech 22 making rounds of conversations surrounding healthcare and medtech related topics such as Australian manufacturing and global expansion , implications of cyber security, the diagnostic landscape post covid 19, building an appropriate board, and much more.
Did you know that viewing medical imaging can now be conveniently accessed by patients and clinicians in a single platform? This episode tackles the importance of having medical imaging on one platform and having an extended multi-disciplinary team. You’ll also get useful advice on taking the first step toward change, particularly in the most common issues that arise in the workplace every day.
In this episode, you will learn more about online asynchronous healthcare with a focus on STI testing. This episode dives into the challenges of funding such a company and a few of the potential markets. You will also hear more about leveraging human capital and much more.
In this episode, you will learn the results conducted by InterSystems and its partners regarding how data and analytics can be powerful tools in healthcare. Seeing insights from the health care executive on the current status of data quality and its uses.
In this episode, you’ll find out how Ian Lowe builds and uses analytics in the healthcare field. Even though COVID caused problems, it allowed him to create a business model that helps medical practices be more efficient and profitable.
If you’re looking into getting a medical device idea to be developed, then this might be what you’re looking for. In this episode you will learn everything you need to know in turning that idea into reality.
Check out this episode to hear more about the wild ride of entrepreneurship in healthcare from the perspective of a number of women at different stages of their journey. Hear from those experiencing it in the real world today and learn about raising funds, finding your advocates, maintaining resilience in challenging times, and lots more.
If you’re a startup founder, you may be looking to scale internationally, and just like everything else along the startup journey, moving into a new market can be rather challenging. As such, its quite beneficial to have someone who’s done it before be your mentor. In this episode, we learn more about how New Zealand Trade & Enterprise is making it easier for startups to bring their business to other parts of the world.
As a medical professional, you may be aware of the woes and massing waiting lists when it comes to patients accessing various types of recovery therapies, cardiac rehabilitation, in particular. In this episode, Pete and Helen Souris explore the efficient use of Software to provide cardiac rehabilitation digitally. This episode also covers the barriers to achieving this change, the burden of cardiac rehabilitation on the healthcare system, plus much more.
In this episode you will learn how COVID experience inspired a doctor to use artificial intelligence in giving a gold standard of healthcare service. Which engagement is a factor for a robust patient experience. Through Heidi, a collaborative effort of a healthier community can happen.
Digital Therapeutics can potentially replace traditional therapies in healthcare like medicine, but there’s a long way to go until we see these used widely in mainstream medicine. In this podcast episode, hear from speakers who participated in the ANDHealth
Have you ever wondered how well-run clinics operate? You will discover more about clinic recruiting and employee retention in this episode. Listen to this podcast with physiotherapist Jack O’Brien, a former clinic owner who is currently a director at Clinic Mastery.
In this episode you will learn how one can take an intrapreneurial approach toward making healthcare operations more efficient. This episode also covers the importance of design simplicity to cater to the elderly and less technologically savvy end users. Plus, there are tips for those who are interested in walking the intrapreneurial path in health tech.
If you’re an executive for a healthcare organisation or a clinician, you understand how truly complex implementing digital health systems can be, especially for clinicians who also have to battle with figuring out a new system and seeing patients. In this episode, we learn about making that process simpler for all stakeholders and the importance of engaging and educating clinicians, developers and all parties involved in the design and usage of the digital health initiatives.
In this episode, you will learn about the current position of the healthcare industry and where it needs to go in terms of data. This episode also covers how data interoperability supports better healthcare. Plus, David Henson answers lots of questions on data supporting connected care, including data standardisation.
In this episode you will learn more about the use of technology to improve health equity, predict issues and move healthcare from reactive to preventative. This episode also covers the impact of COVID on technology adoption, telehealth, new digitally-enabled models of care and the barriers that healthcare providers face and much more.
As a healthcare provider or executive, have you ever received a text message or an email that just seemed phishy? Well, maybe it was because a lot of these communications may contain malicious links. This is why improved cybersecurity and digital safety education are essential in such a sensitive industry as healthcare. In this episode, we learn more about the big issues with cybersecurity in healthcare, how to salvage security breaches and much more.
Have you ever had a great idea that could help save lives using technology? This is the reality for a lot of people; so many brilliant ideas are floating around with the proper guidance and assistance, and many of these can move from ideas to products and services in healthcare. This episode looks at how two companies are working together to help startups go to market successfully.
In this episode you will learn how AI is impacting the healthcare journey for over a million people per day through the ambitions of Harrison AI. This episode also looks at the shortage of radiologists and how AI can help to remedy that problem while providing accurate data, aiding with triage and helping clinicians to scale. Additionally, learn about the use of clinical trials and evidence-based practice to build client trust.
If you work with cancer patients, you know how difficult it is to get a better understanding of their condition, as time is literally against them. In clinical trials geared toward oncology studies, time is a major factor. But if there was a way to make the process smoother and improve data sharing to yield better results and help more patients? This episode takes a deep dive into solving that very issue and more.
In this episode, you will learn more about using virtual reality to improve telehealth for both patients and clinicians, even without a VR headset. Also, this episode covers how one startup is working toward improving continued professional development so that nurses can conveniently and enjoyably expand their knowledge base to better care for patients.
In this episode, you will learn more about the non-clinical issues that people diagnosed with diabetes encounter on a daily basis in Australia as it relates to supplies for monitoring and managing their sugar levels. We also hear from a company that is working hard to create not only a community to support these individuals but also a platform to keep them fully stocked. Additionally, this episode looks at solving the issues surrounding appointments on both sides of the fence to ensure patients ...
n this episode, you will learn more about two more start-ups involved in the LuminaX initiative. One of these companies has created an extreme sports female body armour that is now applicable to the health sector. The other uses synbiotics to help improve health and wellness, starting from the digestive tract.
In this episode, you will learn more about how the LuminaX initiative is providing assistance to help two innovative startups to improve the lives of doctors by finding jobs that allow them to travel and work and the other that gets product information to clinicians anywhere at any time. You will also learn of the benefits that stem from the mentorship sessions offered by LuminaX, technical literacy in Australia and much more.
Have you ever seen the statistics for medication errors in Australia? What about the old-fashioned way that mental health problems are addressed? There are lots of brilliant ideas out there on how to solve these issues and in this episode, we look at two startups who are about to make positive changes in the lives of many with the help of LuminaX.
In this episode, you will learn more about LuminaX; an initiative providing opportunities for health tech startups across Australia. This episode covers the role that mentorship could play in turning evidence-based ideas into products and services with proper funding and guidance. Also, Pete’s very experienced guest shares a few pieces of advice for startups.
If you’ve ever had COVID or cared for someone who did, then you probably resonate with a lot that’s described in this episode where Dr Vittone goes into the details of the effect of COVID-19 on the body and why even after recovery, some people still have a flare of certain symptoms. This episode also looks into the development of innovative treatments for what is now known as “Long COVID” and much more.
Have you ever tried using a mental health, sleep tracker or step-counting app? Then you must know how annoying and bothersome it can be with such apps that require you to input so much data before they help you. What if we told you that there is now a way to do all of that without having to go through the troubles of entering the data yourself? In this episode, we learn about the possibilities of mental health and digital phenotyping.
If you’re a healthcare professional or work in the healthcare sector, then you know how crazy and inconvenient finding secure and reliable communication platforms can be. In this episode, we look at how one company has taken a multi-perspective approach to solving communication challenges in healthcare for all stakeholders. We also learn about important elements in a health tech tool.
Do you know why faxing is still so widely used in healthcare and why many institutions are moving away from it to use more modern means of communication? But, what if there is a way to combine both; the best of both worlds for those who are ready to migrate and those who aren’t? In this episode, Pete and Bradley look at the future of fax to answer these and other questions.
