Digitising to survive and thrive: The future of healthcare in Australia

General

While digital transformation is being pursued rapidly across industries, the adoption of even the most basic digital solutions in the Australian healthcare sector has been slow by comparison.

1 February 20247 min
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Undoubtedly, in recent times, "digital transformation" has gained some popularity, as COVID-19 has expedited the digitisation of business processes worldwide to facilitate remote operations. SMEs are returning to a new workplace as we adapt to the "new normal," not just picking up the pieces and carrying on with "business as usual."

Read the article here: https://healthcarechannel.co/digitising-to-survive-and-thrive-the-future-of-healthcare-in-australia/

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