Interoperability

Sparking better connected healthcare with Sparked

CSIRO’s Australian e-Health Research Centre (AEHRC) is playing a key role in ensuring Australian healthcare systems are more seamless and connected. Here’s how.

Transforming healthcare with the National Clinical Terminology Service

Our researchers dreamed of improving the capture and sharing of health data. The development of Australia's NCTS turned this dream into reality.

We’re onto IT for another year – the AEHRC Annual Report 23/24  

AEHRC has been a pivotal part of the digital health eco-system in Australia for over two decades. Having been at […]

New report says healthcare is a winner when it comes to AI

Check out the report to discover the future of AI in the diagnosis, treatment and management of disease.

Connecting healthcare technology…We’re onto it.

At the Australian e-Health Research Centre, we're onto interoperability

AEHRC CEO David Hansen sits down with HL7 Australia

David is a benefactor of the organisation, which supports the interoperability of health information systems.

AEHRC delivers Data Standards for Interoperability report

The report describes the roadmap for data interoperability of health data, focusing on a use case of high quality health checks for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Managing gestational diabetes with digital technology

Pregnancy is an exciting time for expecting parents. But for patients diagnosed with gestational diabetes, fear and uncertainty are also […]

Queensland AMR Hub to tackle antimicrobial resistance

The COVID-19 pandemic has awakened the world to the dangers of zoonotic infectious diseases impacting human health. Another major challenge to human health is Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) – bacteria that cannot be treated by antibiotics. To tackle this problem a ‘One Health’ approach which recognises the contribution of humans, animals, plants and the environment to AMR is required.