There's no doubt that digital innovation is transforming the landscape of health care. We'll feature regular short 10 to 20 minute news episodes, designed to quickly inform you of what's sitting on the digital health horizon plus longer form deep dive episodes themed around particular subjects of interest. These will feature insightful interviews with experts in the field, and passionate individuals who have first hand experience in implementing and utilising digital health solutions.

We'll discuss the latest advancements in telehealth, remote patient monitoring, My Health Record, electronic prescribing provider, and much much more. Whether you're a doctor, nurse, allied health professional or healthcare administrator, living and working in rural and remote Australia, this podcast is for you.

So join us and discover how digital enablers can help transform the way it work. And heal.

Hosted by Brenton Jones, a Senior Digital Health Officer at the Western New South Wales Primary Health Network.




The information provided in this podcast is of general educational nature only. While the Australian government has contributed funding support for this podcast. The information contained within it does not necessarily represent the views or policies of the Australian Government and has not been endorsed by the Australian Government.



Podcast produced by Martin Franklin / East Coast Studio

There's no doubt that digital innovation is transforming the landscape of health care. We'll feature regular short 10 to 20 minute news episodes, designed to quickly inform you of what's sitting on the digital health horizon plus longer form deep dive episodes themed around particular subjects of interest. These will feature insightful interviews with experts in the field, and passionate individuals who have first hand experience in implementing and utilising digital health solutions.
We'll discuss the latest advancements in telehealth, remote patient monitoring, My Health Record, electronic prescribing provider, and much much more. Whether you're a doctor, nurse, allied health professional or healthcare administrator, living and working in rural and remote Australia, this podcast is for you.
So join us and discover how digital enablers can help transform the way it work. And heal.
Hosted by Brenton Jones, a Senior Digital Health Officer at the Western New South Wales Primary Health Network.
 
 The information provided in this podcast is of general educational nature only. While the Australian government has contributed funding support for this podcast. The information contained within it does not necessarily represent the views or policies of the Australian Government and has not been endorsed by the Australian Government.
 
Podcast produced by Martin Franklin / <a href="https://eastcoaststudio.com.au/">East Coast Studio</a>

Dedicated to digital health literacy learning, the Let's Get Literal About Digital Health podcast aims to break down complex digital health technologies and change management practices, defining concepts that are relevant for clinicians and healthcare customers in their everyday work practices.

In this podcast series, WNSW PHN Senior Digital Health Officer, Brenton Jones, speaks to GPs, nurses, specialists and technology providers applying digital health practices to reveal real insights into what makes digital processes and tools beneficial. Brenton addresses technology implementation within healthcare organisations and local communities; the good, the bad and the ugly!

Dedicated to digital health literacy learning, the Let's Get Literal About Digital Health podcast aims to break down complex digital health technologies and change management practices, defining concepts that are relevant for clinicians and healthcare customers in their everyday work practices.
In this podcast series, WNSW PHN Senior Digital Health Officer, Brenton Jones, speaks to GPs, nurses, specialists and technology providers applying digital health practices to reveal real insights into what makes digital processes and tools beneficial. Brenton addresses technology implementation within healthcare organisations and local communities; the good, the bad and the ugly!

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