“Healthcare data is like a box of chocolates…..”
Healthcare has struggled to leverage the remarkable technology leaps of the last 25 years that have transformed other industries. Internet, mobile devices, cloud, voice & gesture control, wearable sensors and automation are just a few that haven’t really made their way to the everyday in healthcare. Yet.
Now AI is on the scene and we want that yesterday too. Not for technology’s sake, but because these things can profoundly improve healthcare.
And healthcare matters.
“With great data comes great interoperability (or is that the other way round?)”
How do we get nice things? By establishing standard patterns and practices that make our data exchange cheap, reliable, fast and efficient. Find out how SA Health must (and will) be an industry leader in implementing the National Healthcare Interoperability Plan, and what that means for Healthcare transformation.
Don’t miss this exciting presentation where Marc explores the future of digital healthcare interoperability and how SA Health is leading the charge in transforming healthcare with smarter, faster, and more reliable data exchange.
Speaker Bio:
Dr Marc Belej (MBBS, FAIDH, GAICD, Finance & Performance Board Committee Member – SALHN, Consultant – Chamonix IT Solutions & Interoperability Architect – Digital Health SA)
Marc is a digital healthcare leader with a passion for building fast, effective, and user-friendly solutions that genuinely improve healthcare for clinicians, patients, and systems. With a career spanning medical practice, co-founding a successful digital healthcare company, and executive roles at major digital healthcare providers, Marc has thrived on integrating emerging technology and industry standards to modernize healthcare delivery. With hands-on experience in both clinical practice and software design and delivery, combined with business strategy and commercial results, Marc strives to bring together clinical, technical and administrative teams together to deliver real impact. Marc is an active contributor to industry groups such as the AIDH, HL7 Australia and Sparked, and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a certified FHIR Developer. He is currently driving the Interoperability Program at Digital Health SA.
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