Medicines are among the most frequently used healthcare interventions, yet medication-related harm remains a leading cause of preventable hospital admissions. Clinicians, particularly pharmacists, often work within fragmented data environments where critical information about prescribed, dispensed, and administered medicines is scattered across systems. This not only increases workload and stress but also creates unacceptable risks for patients, especially those with multiple comorbidities or vulnerable health conditions. The AutoMedic project will create a digitally enabled workflow that meaningfully transforms the process and safety of supporting medicines management across transitions of care.
Join us for an insightful presentation on how the AutoMedic project is revolutionising medication safety through collaborative digital process improvement and discover how we can reduce preventable harm and enhance patient care.
Speaker Bio:
Michael Bakker (B Pharm FANZCAP (Informatics), Chief Pharmacy Information Officer, SA Pharmacy, Statewide Clinical Support Services, Department for Health and Wellbeing)
Michael Bakker, Chief Pharmacy Information Officer, SA Pharmacy and PhD candidate, specialising in human-in-the-loop AI for clinical decision support. Michael brings over a decade of experience at the intersection of healthcare, technology, and strategic system redesign. He has led statewide digital medicines initiatives and is a recognised leader in digital health transformation. In his current work, he focuses on how technology can meaningfully support clinicians, improve medication safety, and drive sustainable change.
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