This month we are also profiling PhD student Audrey Rollin. Audrey recently arrived in Sydney from France and joined the Health Sciences PhD program in the Cyberpsychology Research Group. Audrey previously graduated with a Bachelor in Clinical Psychology and also has a Masters in Communications & Marketing. Through her studies, Audrey has had the opportunity to [...]
This month we talk to DHIN member Seven Guney. Seven is the Program Manager, Health Informatics and Analytics Program, The Kolling Institute, Royal North Shore Hospital. Can you please tell us about a day in your life? My days at work are quite active and busy managing ongoing projects, as well as establishing new projects, in [...]
By Anna Janssen Last week the Health Informatics Society of Australia (HISA) hosted a Webinar on Virtualizing Healthcare. Presenter Brendan Lovelock, Health Practice Lead at Cisco Systems, took viewers on a journey demonstrating how devices such as smartphones and tablets are transforming the health landscape. His presentation focused on exploring the futuristic concept of virtual healthcare, [...]
This month we spent five minutes with network member Dr Felicity Gallimore. Felicity is an obstetrician and Fellow in Clinical Informatics, University of Sydney. What is a day in your life like? The life of an obstetrician is always unpredictable. There is no such thing as a typical day. It can include an early start to [...]
In 2018 we hope to be able to provide our members with even more resources and events that contribute to building knowledge in digital health and informatics. The DHIN now has a dedicated YouTube channel where you can view previous events and seminars. Our channel is DHIN USyd and can be viewed here You can watch [...]
Last Tuesday 5th December, the DHIN held its first Symposium and finished with a launch of the network. Over 160 registrants came along to the Charles Perkins Centre Lecture Theatre to hear keynote Dr Calum MacRae and an exciting program of nine other speakers from across the university, the local health districts, eHealth NSW and from [...]
The Digital Health and Informatics Network held its first event yesterday morning at the Charles Perkins Centre. Professor Sally Cripps presented Bayesian Breakfast: To P, or not to P? over coffee and croissants. This event filled quickly and we had 56 people brave an early start to join us for the talk. Professor Cripps explored Bayesian Theory in [...]
Through the DHIN, we hope to be able to bring people together to think about digital health in new ways and to create opportunities for networking. Our first event held on Wednesday 1st November from 7.30am to 8.30am combines breakfast with Bayesian Theory. Come along with your questions and enjoy breakfast with us. Bayesian Breakfast: To [...]
The DHIN provides an opportunity to be a part of what is happening in digital health and informatics across the University of Sydney and its affiliated partners. What are the benefits of joining the network? There are many! Below are just some of the ways that joining the network will benefit you, if you are: in [...]
