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Digital Services - A New Level Asked From Regional Providers
How digital adoption accelerated so significantly through the pandemic, and whether the conditions that drove it can be repeated - especially by smaller and regional organisations.
Health & Community Care · Special Report
Applying digital technology to the strategic challenges
Health and community care providers were impacted more through the pandemic than any other sector. More funding and more change may not have addressed the perennial challenges of these sectors, and in some cases have exacerbated them. This selection of articles aims to support Health and Community Care leaders in navigating their way through the continuing complexity towards the promise of what can be achieved.
Five articles on digital transformation in health and community care, brought to you by Information Professionals Group and One Mandate Group.
In this issue
Five articles selected from the Australia's Nobel Laureates e-book, plus one written specifically for this magazine.
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How digital adoption accelerated so significantly through the pandemic, and whether the conditions that drove it can be repeated - especially by smaller and regional organisations.
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How well positioned Health and Community Care is after several years of rapid change - the lessons, the legacy and the hangovers leaders should expect.
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Jeffery Braithwaite of the International Society for Quality in Health Care on where healthcare delivery can go, and the governance, funding, technology and people change needed to get there.
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Why finding common ground between parties unlocks greater value and justifies more digital investment.
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An aged care provider case study - from Micro Focus's Peter Fuller - on where technology fits into the provision of care, and where it is unlikely to help.
See how IPG helps health and community care providers navigate complexity in our Health Services Navigating Complexity collection.
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