Name: Revolutionizing private healthcare for contemporary patients
Uploaded: 2023-07-20T03:02:27.319Z
Duration: 240.87
Description: Discover the Future of Personalized Healthcare with Fiona Hinchliffe! Join us for an insightful interview with Fiona, the Executive Director of Residential and Community Care at Mater Foundation. Explore the innovative tools and technologies revolutionizing patient experiences and learn how Fiona's expertise is shaping the future of healthcare.

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Patient care outcomes are

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are positively impacted

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by good pathways of care

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where technology can

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enhance and facilitate

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those pathways of care.

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Technology really helps

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patients access health

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information, health systems

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and technology can help

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the providers of health to

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increase their delivery and

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their delivery mechanisms.

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So technology gives us

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different modalities with

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which we can engage with our

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patients and our consumers.

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Technology allows patients

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to access healthcare outside

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of hospital environments.

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This is because technology

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such as wearable, health

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biometrics, telehealth,

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other technical systems

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allow patients to

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connect with their health

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providers from locations

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that are easy for them,

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so technology is about

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making healthcare

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accessible and easy.

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It's about augmenting the

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good quality healthcare that

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their health providers can

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offer, whether that's their

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GPs, whether that's the

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hospital providers in this

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day and age where, everyone

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is so connected by technology.

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That technology can be

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used to connect people to

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their healthcare providers.

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Wearable devices that

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people can have at home,

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that can have, can show

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continuous monitoring of

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their vital signs, can be a

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way that complex care needs

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can be met without people

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having to come to hospital.

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So this is really important

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for equity of access

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for healthcare people in

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remote and regional areas

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who may not be able to

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have access to the range

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of health expertise

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that people in big

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metropolitan cities have.

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They can access that

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expertise, they can have

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that assurance and that

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ongoing, healthcare input

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through technology and

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particularly through some of

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these sophisticated remote

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monitoring devices and data

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analytics that got with that.

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Good quality healthcare

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starts with, good health

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prevention, caring for people

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to make sure that they are

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looking after themselves.

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So technology allows us to

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support people to access

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programs that help them

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maintain their optimum

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optimal health and wellbeing.

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So the continuum of

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healthcare starts with,

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Healthy people looking

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after their own health.

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So healthy people being

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engaged in health prevention

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and their own health

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management then might

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progress to where they might

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have a medical condition or

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require surgery and through

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that they need to be able

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to access that high level

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acute and curative care.

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Our privately insured patients

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don't always have access to

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that full scope of connected

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care along that continuum

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of health and wellbeing.

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As private health insurance

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are able to fund people or

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ensure people to access those

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pathways of care, we approach

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greater equity in access to

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connected health services.

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Discover the Future of Personalized Healthcare with Fiona Hinchliffe!

Join us for an insightful interview with Fiona, the Executive Director of Residential and Community Care at Mater Foundation. 

Explore the innovative tools and technologies revolutionizing patient experiences and learn how Fiona's expertise is shaping the future of healthcare.
