Updates

Cerner | 29 March 2023

The pace of innovation and advancement of digital health in Australia has undoubtedly hastened in recent years. To support and sustain this growth, we must increase capacity in the workforce to meet not only existing requirements, but also future demand.

Cerner | 23 March 2023

Leading the state in their integration with the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR), Alfred Health is contributing to the seamless integration of vaccine records nationally.

Cerner | 15 March 2023

Oracle Health (formerly Cerner) remains a global leader in electronic medical records (EMR) and has year-to-date proof points demonstrating the company’s commitment to patients, caregivers, clients, and communities around the world.

Cerner | 14 March 2023

Dr Penny Smith has joined the Oracle Health Asia Pacific (APAC) team in the role of Lead Physician Executive, bringing with her over 20 years of clinical and informatics experience in both UK and Australian healthcare settings.

Cerner | 6 September 2022

Comprising of eight hospitals and four community health facilities, Mackay Hospital and Health Service (HHS) is located 1,000km north of Brisbane and provides extensive health services in a range of regional, community and rural settings, to a population of approximately 180,000 people.

Cerner | 25 August 2022

The Australian healthcare ecosystem is now in a unique position to transform care for both patients and caregivers using much-anticipated Oracle Cerner Substitutable Medical Applications and Reusable Technology (SMART) and Fast Health Interoperability Resources (FHIR) services. Launched in May 2022, the Oracle Cerner SMART on FHIR service provides a standard for the sharing of complex clinical and healthcare data between systems, ultimately resulting in better patient and clinical outcomes by allowing third-party applications to be developed against non-proprietary FHIR industry standards and then embed those SMART applications directly into a clinician’s workflow or a consumer’s experience.

Cerner | 8 February 2022

The Clinical Engagement and Digital Health Thought Leadership Series was a collaboration and partnership event series between the Australasian Institute of Digital Health (AIDH) and Cerner. It brought together leaders of clinical practice, hospital administrators, researchers, health administrators, primary care system leaders, technologists and other senior stakeholders from around Australia to facilitate critical discussions around the possibilities of digital in healthcare.

Cerner | 14 July 2021

Cerner has announced the appointment of Julie Hoare as vice president and managing director for Asia Pacific, effective immediately. Her primary role will be to build on existing trusted client and strategic partnerships to further strengthen Cerner’s position and growth across the region. In addition, she will lead and develop the 200+ strong local associate workforce.

Cerner | 5 July 2021

Consumer-driven healthcare demands robust patient engagement tools to enable organisations to better engage and intervene with their patients at the right time and place. Co-designed by active consumer voices, Alfred Health’s Patient Portal enables swift and easy access for patients seeking information about their care to view results, and engage directly with their care teams.

Cerner | 29 June 2021

Adjunct Associate Professor Naomi Dobroff, chief nursing and midwifery information officer (CNMIO) at Monash Health sat down with our very own Michael Draheim to share some insights around her experiences as a CNMIO and her passion for the profession.

Jordanna Davis | 24 June 2021

In the transition from paper-based to digitally enabled healthcare across the region, many health information systems have been designed to directly reflect pre-existing paper-based workflows in a digital format. The inclusion of redundant datasets can create noise in the digital workflow and result in extended task lists and less time spent at the bedside.

Cerner | 15 March 2021

Melbourne general practitioner, Dr Kyal Agraval, has joined Cerner as senior physician executive for the Asia Pacific region. Dr Agraval will bring her extensive clinical experience and broad skillset to the role within both Cerner’s population health practice and the company’s knowledgeable clinical team.

Cerner | 9 October 2018

Cerner Asia Pacific has recently expanded its executive leadership team with the appointment of Dr Monica Trujillo as Chief Medical Officer and Chief Clinical Information Officer and Michael Draheim as the Senior Director and General Manager for Victoria and South Australia.