Talking HealthTech

This episode is part of a short series of Talking HealthTech episodes, produced in partnership with the Digital Health CRC. Peter Birch speaks with the digital health leaders of tomorrow who are expressing their ideas, solutions, and opinions from a basis of evidence. The Digital Health CRC invests in research and development to support the growth of a strong digital health industry, improve patient outcomes and experience and deliver sustainable digital health solutions, and a core focus for the Digital Health CRC is around education and capacity building to support the next generation of emerging digital health leaders and deliver new and innovative learning opportunities for the sector. In this episode, each speaker will share a short description of the work they're doing and why, followed by a brief conversation with me to learn more about the problems that they're solving. Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:27 - Harvey Koh - Impact Video03:06 - Harvey Koh - Interview10:38 - Sharma Mohammed Salem - I

In this episode of Talking HealthTech, host Peter Birch interviews Alan Robertson, the founder of ClearSKY Genomics. Alan discusses the collaboration between ClearSKYGenomics and the Digital Health CRC, specifically focusing on the role of genomics in the broader digital health landscape. They delve into the challenges of translating genomic-based treatments into patient care and the importance of data interoperability in genomics. This episode offers valuable insights into the future of genomics and its impact on healthcare innovation and digital health.Key Takeaways:The importance of data interoperability and access in the field of genomics was highlighted. Genomic data may vary between healthcare systems, making it crucial to establish standardised protocols for sharing and utilising this data effectively.The integration of genomics into healthcare innovation and digital health, the potential for advancements in genomics to revolutionise patient outcomes and reshape healthcare practices was emphasised.Buil

This episode is part of a short series of Talking HealthTech episodes, produced in partnership with the Digital Health CRC. Peter Birch speaks with the digital health leaders of tomorrow who are expressing their ideas, solutions, and opinions from a basis of evidence. The Digital Health CRC invests in research and development to support the growth of a strong digital health industry, improve patient outcomes and experience and deliver sustainable digital health solutions, and a core focus for the Digital Health CRC is around education and capacity building to support the next generation of emerging digital health leaders and deliver new and innovative learning opportunities for the sector. In this episode, each speaker will share a short description of the work they're doing and why, followed by a brief conversation with me to learn more about the problems that they're solving. Chapters:00:00 - Intro02:00 - Kate Hopman - Impact Video03:26 - Kate Hopman - Interview14:20 - Nick Marlow - Impact Vi

In this episode of Talking HealthTech, host Peter Birch is joined by guest Robi Karp, CEO of Fluffy Spider Technologies. They discuss the challenges of integrating legacy HealthTech systems, the importance of partnerships, and working with frontline clinicians. Robi emphasises the need for standardised systems and the benefits of open standards. They also explore Fluffy Spider's lines of business, their partnerships, and the company's focus on healthcare integration services and software development. Key Takeaways:- Legacy HealthTech systems can be complex and lack interoperability, creating challenges for healthcare organisations.- Partnerships and collaboration with other vendors, like the one with Talking HealthTech, are crucial for success in the competitive HealthTech market.- Frontline clinicians play a valuable role in understanding how technology should work and fit into their workflows efficiently.- Fluffy Spider Technologies offers integration services, software development, and advisory/consul

Jayne Thompson is the Head of Product at MediRecords.MediRecords is a digital health platform at the forefront of advancing cloud-based Practice management.Listen to this interview with Jayne Thompson from MediRecords about the evolution of their platform. Learn about their new user interface, enhanced features, and commitment to multidisciplinary care, supporting healthcare providers in delivering efficient and innovative solutions.Check out the episode and full show notes here.To see the latest information, news, events and jobs on offer at MediRecords, visit their Talking HealthTech Directory listing here.Loving the show?  Leave us a review, and share it with someone who might get some value from it.Keen to take your healthtech to the next level? Become a THT+ Member for access to our online community forum, quarterly summits and more exclusive content.  For more information visit here.

In this episode, we take you on a journey into the future of healthcare as we dive into the insightful discussions and interviews from the Digital Health Festival 2023 in Melbourne, Australia. Join us as we explore groundbreaking topics such as artificial intelligence, patient-centric care, equity, and access in the healthcare industry. With experts and exhibitors sharing their visions and innovations, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the transformative technologies and visionary ideas shaping the future of healthcare delivery.Get inspired by the diverse range of perspectives and expertise presented at the Digital Health Festival. Discover how digital transformation is revolutionising the healthcare industry and learn about the latest innovations and strategies aimed at improving patient care and empowering individuals to take control of their health. Whether you're a healthcare professional, technology enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of healthcare, this episode offers valuable insigh

In this engaging episode, we're thrilled to bring you insights from remarkable thought leaders who are reshaping the landscape of healthcare technology. Our guests are:Sarah Dowell of Cyber Clinic, an online mental health clinic that offers individualised counselling leveraging cutting-edge tech.Dr. Adrian Cohen, Founder of Headsafe, who is revolutionising concussion diagnosis and management with his groundbreaking Nurocheck technology.Serge Lauriou from My Medic Watch, a company transforming how we monitor individuals with medical conditions through a smartwatch application.Adam Hutchinson, the innovative founder of oVRcome, utilising smartphone technology and virtual reality to make mental health therapy more accessible.Key TopicsThroughout the episode, our guests discuss their roles in the exciting and ever-evolving healthcare technology field, touching on several key topics:The revolution in mental health care and the role technology plays in improving accessibility and effectiveness of treatments.The tra



In this episode of Talking HealthTech, recorded at Australian Healthcare Week 2023, Peter Birch connects with an array of innovators, thought leaders, and executives, each contributing their unique perspective on healthcare innovation.Tune into this episode to hear directly from Harry Iles-Mann, a passionate Health Consumer Advocate, Jeanette Anderson, Director of Digital Health at The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital, and Grahame Grieve, Principal at Health Intersections. Additionally, gain insights from other leaders such as Sandip Kumar from Gold Coast Hospital, Alan Forbes, CEO of Patient Experience Group, Sandra Cook from ACT Health, and Ben Chiarella of Ramsay Connect.We are also joined by THT+ Member and Ambassador, Ruby Hartley, who shares her reflections on the event. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of healthcare, technology, and innovation.Timecodes:00:00 Introduction04:38 Harry Iles-Mann - Health Consumer Advocate07:47 Jeanette Anderson - Director Digital



Join Nicholas Cole, the CTO and Tech Director of Hitori and Kenko, in this discussion about technology's role in healthcare and how it's improving productivity, updating systems, and turning app ideas into products.In this episode, you'll get an insider's look at how technology is making healthcare better and easier. You'll learn how Hitori is enhancing patient care and solving healthcare problems, while also tackling the complexities involved in creating healthcare apps. Discover how Hitori, with pre-built solutions and a deep understanding of clinicians' needs, is helping overcome these challenges.Nick also highlights the importance of working closely with clinicians to create meaningful healthcare solutions. He shares insights on how these partnerships drive the healthcare side of the innovation, bringing together the best of both worlds - healthcare knowledge and tech expertise.Check out the episode and full show notes here.Timecodes:00:00 - Introduction01:49 - Meet Nick Cole & Hitori03:48 - What prob

This episode was recorded at a live Talking HealthTech event cohosted with Cicada Innovations. It features:Dr. Katja Beitat: A representative from Cicada Innovations, Dr. Katja Beitat is deeply immersed in the medtech industry, fostering productive conversations and partnerships.Peter Birch: An industry veteran, Peter Birch from Talking HealthTech brings a wealth of knowledge about the intersection of healthcare and technology.Lynette Walter: As the CEO of Navbit, Lynette Walter has firsthand experience navigating the medtech landscape, from early-stage innovation to market adoption.Linda Laidlaw: Serving as the Vice President Global Supplier Alliance at ResMed, Linda Laidlaw provides valuable insights into the world of established medtech corporations.Mark Flynn: Representing Global Edge MedTech Consulting, Mark Flynn acts as a bridge between start-ups and potential partners, providing valuable insights into the struggles medtech startups face.In this episode, our panel of experts delves into the intricate w

In this Talking HealthTech podcast episode, host Peter Birch explores the transformative power of AI in healthcare during Digital Health Week at UNSW. Highlighting discussions with Professor Farah Magrabi about the role of AI in healthcare, Mark Grosser of 23Strands on leveraging AI and genomics to revolutionise reproductive health, Arash Atashnama, founder of DeepMeds, on making medical imaging safer, and Monzurul Alam of RehabExo on rehabilitating spinal cord injuries. This episode underscores the need for innovation, collaboration, and investment in AI and genomics to keep Australia globally competitive, while outlining the potential of AI to streamline administrative tasks, revolutionise medical imaging, reproductive health, and address broader societal issues like climate change.Read the full episode article here.Loving the show?  Leave us a review, and share it with someone who might get some value from it.Keen to take your healthtech to the next level? Become a THT+ Member for access to