The Sparked Podcast
The Sparked Podcast
Podcast Description
We’re assembling a community to bring about the cultural change required to build connected health care systems through FHIR and health data standards in Australia, and we need your expertise. In every episode we explore the value of standards development from different local and global perspectives including what’s involved in Sparked and how to get involved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Explores various facets of health data standards, including the role of Sparked in Australia, global standards movements, clinician perspectives on interoperability, industry impacts of standards, community involvement in standards development, and future innovations with FHIR, with episodes detailing topics such as the importance of Connectathon events and how AI can enhance health records.
We’re assembling a community to bring about the cultural change required to build connected health care systems through FHIR and health data standards in Australia, and we need your expertise.
In every episode we explore the value of standards development from different local and global perspectives including what’s involved in Sparked and how to get involved.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Why Sparked, and why now? Brett Sutton kicks off the Sparked podcast with a bang, diving into the world of standards and Sparked’s place in it. He is joined by Daniel McCabe from the Department of Health and Aged Care, who describes his vision for an Australia where health standards have been adopted. They discuss why the Australian Government is investing in standards and how Sparked represents a unique approach to standards and policy development.
This episode features Daniel McCabe, First Assistant Secretary – Medicare Benefits and Digital Health, Department of Health and Aged Care.
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