A Series of Online Panel Discussions Up until a few weeks ago some countries such as the US, UK and many countries in Europe were experiencing their highest rates of COVID-19 deaths since the pandemic first broke out. The US has now vaccinated a little over 12% of their population and numbers are beginning to… Read More
Interoperability of electronic health records systems via the IPS and Smart on FHIR standards
The next update of S23M’s Patient Journey Management service for hospitals that is scheduled for release in April 2021 will include optional out-of-the-box integration with OpenMRS, a best-of-breed Open Source electronic health record system that is used by more than 5,500 healthcare facilities in over 40 countries to provide improved healthcare to 12.6 million patients.… Read More
Community oriented and patient centred health service design @ the AIDH Summit 2020
S23M Partner Jorn Bettin will be presenting on “Community Oriented and Patient Centred Health Service Co-Design” at the Australasian Digital Health Institute Summit (5 to 25 November 2020). Abstract Mutual trust between patients and the network of care is a prerequisite for improvements in integrated and connected care. Patients, families, and local community service providers… Read More
Trans-Tasman knowledge exchange – Part 3
An Online Panel Discussion S23M warmly invites you to attend a free online panel discussion on the topic: ‘Responsiveness in a highly dynamic context with significant variability in local priorities and practices depending on the latest local pandemic status, with a mix of strategies’ Update: This webinar was held on 16 September 2020. To facilitate… Read More
Trans-Tasman knowledge exchange – Part 2
An Online Panel Discussion S23M warmly invites you to attend a free online panel discussion on the topic: ‘Establishing effective long-term collaboration patterns with the providers of managed isolation and quarantine services and other non-healthcare organisations’ Update: This webinar was held on 9 September 2020. The first 12 minutes include an introduction to S23M’s services… Read More
Trans-Tasman knowledge exchange – Part 1
An Online Panel Discussion S23M warmly invites you to attend a free online panel discussion on the topic: ‘Maintaining pandemic awareness over the coming years and preparing for an incremental resurgence of international travel’ Update: This webinar was held on 2 September 2020. To facilitate knowledge sharing and learning the discussion was informed by questions… Read More
Trans-Tasman knowledge exchange on pandemic awareness and effective collaboration
A Series of Online Panel Discussions Following the webinar on “Global pandemic and healthcare delivery” with healthcare sector executives from across New Zealand in May 2020, we are organising a series of online panel discussions to facilitate knowledge sharing and mutual learning between healthcare service providers in Australia and New Zealand, focusing on: Maintaining pandemic… Read More
Webinar: Global pandemic and healthcare delivery
An Online Open Space Discussion S23M warmly invites you to attend a free online open space discussion and webinar on the topic: ‘Global Pandemic and Healthcare Delivery: effective organisational thinking and rapid problem-solving.’ Update: This webinar was held on 28 May 2020 and includes a short introduction on the importance of trusted collaboration in healthcare. The… Read More
How to keep good company by extending trust
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a global crisis for companies that are faced with a radical shift in the way that they have to operate. The SARS-CoV-2 virus is reported to be ten times more lethal and more than twice as infectious as the flu, and the latter characteristic is as concerning as the former.… Read More
Psychological safety survey
Psychological safety is a condition in which you feel (1) included, (2) safe to learn, (3) safe to contribute, and (4) safe to challenge the status quo- all without fear of being embarrassed, marginalized or punished in some way. Creating and maintaining a psychologically safe environment is fundamental for the flourishing of all staff, yet… Read More