More than ever before the public healthcare system is under pressure to enhance patient-centred outcomes, whilst simultaneously delivering value for money.
Federal and State government, district health boards, hospitals, primary health networks and allied organisations are currently investing a great deal of time and money to overcome major systemic and technology barriers.
Key priorities include:
- Moving from volume to value-driven care to enhance patient outcomes
- Breaking down silos that act as a roadblock to efficient patient pathways through the system
- Education and training to better support digitisation in healthcare and the clinician of the future
Our community spans primary, secondary and allied health care – from both operational and administrative roles – and discusses topic such as: people and processes, patient-centricity, change management, improving value and building capabilities.
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We surveyed 155 healthcare practitioners:
76
Believe that “consumers” will own/drive healthcare in the future
”It’s always very interesting when you get different agencies coming together. You think your problems are very unique and special… and they’re not! We are all trying to solve the same problems
Vanessa JanissenExecutive Director Strategy and Reform, NSW Health Pathology
”Good to hear lots of ideas and thoughts on how we can improve the health system
David HansonCEO of the Australian e-Health Research Centre
”We’ve got a long way to go in terms of breaking down the silos... on paper government should be working fairly horizontally. If we can share more across agencies it would serve a huge purpose
James Munro FordA/Director Patient Support Services, HealthShare NSW
