Coronavirus is challenging traditional healthcare practices, driving the adoption of digital health solutions and expediting digital transformation. The current environment presents an opportunity to look to alternative digital care models to reduce pressure on health systems and support frontline healthcare workers.
Over recent years, patients have significantly increased their involvement in care, driving them to behave increasingly as consumers of healthcare. In this new era of care, effective patient communications and engagement will control the course of success. Tools, such as mobile health apps, will help achieve this by opening up new lines of communication.
The Liquid State team is proud to be announced as one of six finalists in the 2019 Lord Mayor’s Business Awards, CCIQ Award for Outstanding Small Business.
Innovative mobile health apps are transforming the healthcare industry, providing opportunities to improve access to care, quality of care, clinical outcomes and reduce costs.
The emergence of mobile technology has launched the healthcare industry to the next level. Even though this industry frequently deals with complex and sensitive data, clinicians and patients are taking advantage of, and benefiting from, the ever-growing mobile app trend. This has sparked an important discussion about the compliance of health apps.
Congratulations to the team from Liquid State, eHealth Queensland and Data61 who’s solution, MedAssist, won the Oracle prize at this years eHealth Innovation Jam in Brisbane. Over 3 days, the team was able to rapidly prototype and pitch their innovative connected healthcare solution at the eHealth Expo.
An alarming number of businesses continue to embrace the old constraints of legacy and siloed content management systems. Introducing a single source of truth platform can help companies breakdown these silos and achieve higher productivity and workplace efficiency.
Alongside the shift from volume to value-based care comes a new generation of healthcare consumers who proactively engage in their own health. As we transition to 2019, it is crucial that healthcare organisations take into account the needs of these consumers when developing new care models. This, combined with innovative digital health solutions, will lead to… Read more »
Medication non-adherence is costly and has significant impacts on the healthcare industry. Ultimately, the challenge lies in configuring medication adherence in a way that is accepted as a part of the patients daily life. Tools such as mobile health apps are increasingly being used to empower patients and providers to play a more active role in… Read more »
Mobile is revolutionising patient care and driving efficiencies across all areas of healthcare. Creating a successful clinical mobility strategy requires a forward-thinking approach that focuses on improving patient outcomes while accounting for future technology advancements.