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You could be a digital health community leader |
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The Institute is calling for nominations from eligible members who would like to hold a leadership position within one of our six CoP Committees or within a state branch.
Volunteering at the Institute is a valuable channel to grow your professional knowledge, build on your leadership skills and further your network. In addition, those members who are also CHIAs will be able to claim five (5) points per year of service on a committee for recertification.
Nominations close 5pm AEST on Friday 17 September.
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IMIA announces award: International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA) has announced Dr Edward H. (Ted) Shortliffe as the recipient of the 2021 IMIA François Grémy Award of Excellence. IMIA is honoured to recognise the long-lasting contributions Dr Shortliffe has made through his lifetime dedication to the advancement of biomedical informatics through both research and education and his important contributions through his scientific and policy achievements, both nationally and internationally. |
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Executive Director Quality, Informatics and Improvement
Our client, the Royal Melbourne Hospital, is recruiting for its Executive Director Quality, Informatics & Improvement. The role will be located in Parkville.
The role reports directly to the Chief Executive and will lead the Quality and Patient Safety, Informatics, Improvement and Innovation for the organisation. The role will suit a visionary, strategic thinking leader who can use contemporary data analysis and informatics and best practice to achieve a new level of quality, improvement, and innovation.
If you are looking for an exciting opportunity to join a high performing team, this may be the opportunity for you.
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Early bird registration has been extended until 10 December and there are discounts for members, students and group bookings.
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The first national, industry-led meeting in genomics brought together the InGeNA industry alliance in genomics and other key stakeholders at HealthData21. The program also focused on topics such as precision medicine, public health, population health, COVID preparedness and response and consumer health behaviour.
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The CHIA Alumni newsletter is out now! Click below to check it out and join our mailing list to receive the next one straight to your inbox! |
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Meet a CHIA: Dr Joe Vincent CHIA
"I’m honoured to join this elite group of professionals with outstanding knowledge in health informatics and digital health in Australasia. As a physician, I realised that..."
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Position: Telehealth Psychiatrist
Positive Mind Works is a fast-growing and dynamic private practice providing psychiatry and psychology services to adolescents, adults, couples, and families who have limited access to mental health care.
About the role: The successful candidate will be familiar with providing assessments and treatment for patients with a range of presenting issues. We are most interested to hear from Child/Adolescent Psychiatrists or Psychiatrists with experience treating adult ADHD. However, neither of these are essential.
Ideally, this role suits someone with at least 6 hours per week available, however again, this is not essential.
Skills and experience:
- Full, unrestricted Australian working rights;
- Full registration with AHPRA as a psychiatrist;
- Fellowship with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP);
- Professional Indemnity Insurance;
- Ability to build rapport and engage with patients, GPs, and other allied health professionals;
- Ability to work autonomously with excellent time management and organisational skills
- Working experience with practice management software (training provided)
- Ongoing commitment to professional development
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Megan Donnell is CEO of the Childhood Dementia Initiative and founder of the Sanfilippo Children’s Foundation. She joined us at HealthData21 with a powerful story to share - her journey from a devastating diagnosis to a passion for medical science and advocating for more research to combat genetic childhood diseases.
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Interested in genomics? Stay connected by opting in to the InGeNA email update. |
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The University of Sydney and the Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District are collaborating on a project to develop digital health monitoring for pregnant women. Health professionals are invited to participate in a survey that will help design a pregnancy app to improve how pregnant women monitor their health and assist communication with their chosen healthcare provider. You can find the short survey here.
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TOMORROW Wednesday 15 September 2021
11:00am - 12:00pm AEST
Join us to hear from digital health experts working with clinicians, educators, researchers, technologists and government in building intersectional partnerships to improve population health, with Dr Rowland Illing, Sue McCarthy, Dr Steven Earnshaw, Prof Chris Bain FAIDH, and Angela Ryan.
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Tuesday 21 September 2021
5:00pm - 6:00pm AEST
You are our thought leaders, our experts and trusted advisors from various backgrounds in digital health. This exclusive networking event allows you to talk about challenges, seek support, dive into trending topics and keep learning with your peers.
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Thursday 30 September 2021
4:00pm - 5:30pm AEST
This journal club, hosted by Chris Lynch, Research Officer at the Australasian College of Sport and Exercise will examine the usefulness of digital biomarkers to clinicians and patients, and discuss the challenges and barriers to their effective integration into clinical assessment.
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