An app using games and videos to show children what's involved in medical images took out the health category at the national iAwards late last week, with the National Blood Authority's BloodNet laboratory information system interface and the Murdoch Children's Research Institute/Curve Tomorrow Sonny Movement rehab platform also featuring prominently.
The National Blood Authority took out the government category at the awards for the BloodNet LIS interface, which automates the real-time exchange of hospital inventory levels of critical blood stocks and the status of each unit, along with the Victorian Government Inspiration Award and a merit award in the health category.
