CSIRO’s Smart Health Checks is Bringing Conversations Back to Care
Healthcare interoperability is seen as a back-office challenge and it is rarely spoken about as a benefit to clinicians. But what if it was? Could it help accelerate initiatives?
An initiative in Australia is doing just that - improving data exchange to reduce screen time so that clinicians can focus more on conversations with patients.
Healthcare IT Today sat down with Kirsty Maunder, Senior Business Analyst at CSIRO’s Australian e-Health Research Centre. She explains how their Smart Health Checks initiative uses Smart on FHIR technology to pre-populate clinical forms and return providers to natural conversations with patients. You will discover how bidirectional data write-back stops transcription errors and why building from frontline clinical frustrations drives genuine technology adoption.
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