Australasian Institute of Digital Health (AIDH)

You clicked. You’re curious. Now it’s time to register. The Primary Care, Digitally Connected Conference is just weeks away — and it’s built for professionals like you who care about the future of primary care. 🗓️ Tuesday 21 October | 📍 Sydney 🎤 Hear from the leading voices in general practice, policy, and digital health 💡 Discover real-world solutions and bold ideas 🤝 Connect with peers and decision-makers Register now — AIDH members get discounted rates! https://lnkd.in/giE-y2cG #PrimaryCareDigitallyConnected #DigitalHealth #GeneralPractice #HealthInnovation #LeadershipInHealthcare #ConnectedCare

Are you working in primary care? This conference is for you! We’re proud to feature a dynamic lineup of speakers at our Primary Care, Digitally Connected Conference - a national forum advancing how we overcome barriers to digital transformation in primary care. Join us to hear from leading voices across clinical practice, policy, digital health, and technology: · Daniel McCabe – First Assistant Secretary, Medicare Benefits and Digital Health, Australian Department of Health, Disability and Ageing · Dr Michael Bonning – GP and Deputy Chair, Expert Committee Funding and Health, RACGP · Dr Nirvana Luckraj – Chief Medical Officer, Healthdirect · Dr Amandeep H. – GP & Chief Clinical Adviser, Australian Digital Health Agency · Dr Michael Wright– President, RACGP · Danielle Bancroft – Owner, Off Label Consulting · Emma Hossack – CEO, Medical Software Industry Association · Ian Oppermann – Federal Chair for Digital ID and CDR Standards; Co-founder, ServiceGen Explore the full speaker list and program: https://lnkd.in/gNwppFw6 Join us on 21 October 2025 in Sydney, register now: https://lnkd.in/giYvWQZD #PrimaryCareDigitallyConnected #DigitalHealth #GeneralPractice #HealthInnovation #LeadershipInHealthcare #ConnectedCare

Are you working in Primary Care? This conference is for your! Primary Care, Digitally Connected is your chance to explore how digital innovation is connecting primary care in Australia. Tailored for: - GPs, nurses and practice managers - PHNs, allied health and community care professionals - Digital health innovators, strategists and policy makers What to expect: • Big-picture thinking on Medicare, digital models of care, and data ownership. • Practical insights on workforce, digital risk, and patient-centred design. • A full-day program designed to inform and inspire Save 15% when you register 3 or more attendees! 21 October 2025 Amora Hotel Jamison, Sydney Explore the program: https://lnkd.in/gAZaYquq Register your group: https://lnkd.in/gYubkjzp #PrimaryCareDigitallyConnected #DigitalHealth #GeneralPractice #HealthInnovation #LeadershipInHealthcare #ConnectedCare

Administrative burden remains a significant challenge for clinicians in primary care. To support providers and practices, we’ve developed a practical guide to help safely and effectively adopt AI scribes. The guide covers: • Key clinical, ethical, privacy, and consent considerations • Guidance on how to select and evaluate AI scribes • Accountability and professional responsibility when using AI scribes These themes will also be explored at Primary Care, Digitally Connected on 21 October 2025 in Sydney. Don’t miss the session 'Digital Lifelines: Business Continuity Through the Digital Health Lens', where Danielle Bancroft will share real-world examples of how digital tools are helping practices stay resilient - navigating disruptions, evolving patient needs, and workforce pressures. You’ll also hear from RACGP President Dr Michael Wright on the vision for digital health in general practice. Download the guide: https://lnkd.in/gNrT42ae Learn more and register for Primary Care, Digitally Connected: https://lnkd.in/giE-y2cG #PrimaryCareDigitallyConnected #DigitalHealth #GeneralPractice #HealthInnovation #LeadershipInHealthcare #ConnectedCare #AIScribes

Are you working in primary care? This conference is for you! We’re proud to feature a dynamic lineup of speakers at our Primary Care, Digitally Connected Conference - a national forum advancing how we overcome barriers to digital transformation in primary care. Join us to hear from leading voices across clinical practice, policy, digital health, and technology: · Daniel McCabe – First Assistant Secretary, Medicare Benefits and Digital Health, Australian Department of Health, Disability and Ageing · Dr Michael Bonning – GP and Deputy Chair, Expert Committee Funding and Health, RACGP · Dr Nirvana Luckraj – Chief Medical Officer, Healthdirect · Dr Amandeep H. – GP & Chief Clinical Adviser, Australian Digital Health Agency · Dr Michael Wright– President, RACGP · Danielle Bancroft – Owner, Off Label Consulting · Emma Hossack – CEO, Medical Software Industry Association · Ian Oppermann – Federal Chair for Digital ID and CDR Standards; Co-founder, ServiceGen Explore the full speaker list and program: https://lnkd.in/gH6EjE24 Join us on 21 October 2025 in Sydney, register now: https://lnkd.in/giYvWQZD #PrimaryCareDigitallyConnected #DigitalHealth #GeneralPractice #HealthInnovation #LeadershipInHealthcare #ConnectedCare

New research reveals a digital health maturity gap in Australian general practice. A national survey of 1,164 general practices—published in the Australian Journal of Primary Health—found that no clinic scored above 80/100 in any domain of digital health maturity, including infrastructure, meaningful use, digital literacy, and clinical leadership. While many practices have digital tools in place, meaningful use remains low, and critical gaps in data literacy and change readiness persist. Even among "advanced" practices, digital adoption is far from optimal. What does this mean for the future of digital health in primary care? It means digital transformation in general practice requires more than tech—it demands leadership, capability building, governance and tailored change management. That’s exactly what we’ll be tackling at the Primary Care, Digitally Connected conference in Sydney on 21 October 2025. Program highlights: - The (R)evolution of Medicare: How funding models must evolve to support digital, value-based care - New models of care: From virtual care to AI-driven diagnostics - Data ownership and ethics: Who owns health data in a consumer-centric digital world? - Digital capability uplift: Strategies to improve digital and data literacy across the sector Whether you're a GP, practice manager, PHN leader, policymaker or innovator—this is your chance to be part of the conversation shaping the future of primary care. Don’t miss this opportunity to shape the future of primary care, digitally connected. Register now https://lnkd.in/ghxg-AfU #PrimaryCareDigitallyConnected #DigitalHealth #GeneralPractice #HealthInnovation #LeadershipInHealthcare #ConnectedCare Tim Blake Debbie P. Joanne Lee Rizvi Farva Source: Blake T, Passey D, Lee J, Rizvi F (2025). Assessing the digital health maturity of general practice in Australia: results from a cross-sectional national survey. Australian Journal of Primary Health, 31. https://lnkd.in/gdehtjMe