Every design decision in healthcare ultimately has an impact on clinicians and patients – from theatre scheduling and system integration to cloud infrastructure and the management of legacy technology.
Coming up this week, a webinar hosted by Pulse+IT and presented by Dedalus will explore how healthcare organisations can put the problem – rather than the platform – at the centre of digital transformation.
Solving for Life: The human impact of every design decision will be held on Wednesday 30 September at 12pm AEST.
The webinar will look at where friction emerges in healthcare systems, why implementing technology does not necessarily translate into better outcomes and how organisations can identify fragile parts of their digital environments before they become bigger problems.
It will also consider how digital transformation can give clinicians back time rather than add to their workload, and how health services can approach legacy technical debt and major technology changes.
The session will feature Philip Stalley-Gordon, Head of Consulting – ANZ, Principal Enterprise/Solution Architect – ANZ and AI Principal – ANZ at Dedalus.
Mr Stalley-Gordon leads Dedalus’ ANZ consulting practice and provides strategic architecture and digital transformation oversight across healthcare organisations in the region.
He also works on safe-by-design governance frameworks for clinical AI, including approaches to bias and ethical risk, and has previously presented on AI and machine learning at the Digital Health Festival, HIC and Pulse+IT webinars.
He brings close to three decades of enterprise and solution architecture consulting experience, including work on major health infrastructure and digital transformation programs.
The webinar will be facilitated by digital health leader and Pulse Podcast host Dr Louise Schaper.
