Digital health is the delivery of health services using digital technologies and is crucial to health service modernisation. It has the potential to reshape existing health services, making them safer, more efficient, flexible, personalised and sustainable, and provide consumers with new tools to support self-management, and new ways of collaboratively engaging with health services.
The CRE is a national research centre which brings together the major Australian centres of health informatics research. It has the support of the Australian Digital Health Agency and the Australasian College of Health Informatics. Together this community of researchers and front-line service providers are tackling the challenges that impede the creation of a truly safe, efficient and effective digital health services for both clinicians and consumers.
The CRE delivers an integrated research program to address critical evidence gaps that limit our national capacity to exploit digital technologies in healthcare. Our translation program delivers evidence-based recommendations to government, health services, consumers, clinicians and industry. We provide workforce development programs including an Australasian Health Informatics Fellowship Program.
The NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Digital Health (CRE) are pleased to...
The ACHI Fellowship by Training Program launched in November 2017 and the response...
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The NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Digital Health (CRE) is calling on...
The NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Digital health in partnership with the...
Chief Investigators from the newly established NHMRC of Research Excellence in Digital Health...
