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Original article by Talking HealthTech.
In this episode of Talking HealthTech,was recorded live at the Healthcare Leaders Breakfast, hosted by Peter Birch and featuring a panel of senior decision-makers from across Western Australia’s health sector, including:
- Jacqueline Leeds, CEO – Rauland Australia and New Zealand
- Vickie Knight, General Manager – Clinical Services, Rauland Australia and New Zealand
- Tim Leen, Executive Director – Research & Innovation, Department of Health (WA Health)
- Claire Lake, Chief Nursing Information Officer – Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network
- Bradley Guelfi, Senior Solution Architect – St John of God Health Care
The panel discussed digital transformation in healthcare as Western Australia enters the largest health system expansion in its history
Key Takeaways:
Capture the workarounds: When technology doesn’t quite fit the way people work, frontline staff find a way. They more than just a workaround, they are a window into what people need, what gets in their way and how work really happens.
Model and simulate before implementing: Before asking people to change the way they work, take the time to understand what that change will feel like in practice. Testing real-world scenarios can uncover the challenges that aren’t always visible on paper.
- Invest in discovery and design: Good technology starts with listening. Spending time with the people who use it every day helps create solutions that fit their reality, support their work and make their day a little easier.
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