Health Informatics Research Group
Health Informatics is in the intersection of Health and Medical sciences, Information Science and Computer Science, and is concerned with the use of information communication technologies to assist doctors, nurses, specialists, pharmacists and various healthcare professionals in their healthcare practice and research. Health Informatics deals with the development and application of tools to acquire, retrieve, process, disseminate, and manage health information.
The Health Informatics Research Group conducts scholarly and relevant research and undertakes consultancy in the development and use of information systems in the healthcare context. The group welcomes collaborative relationships and projects with various healthcare providers, healthcare professionals and researchers, government departments, technology vendors, and various communities and health consumer advocate groups.
Group Members
Emilia Belucci
Yee Ling Boo
Bardo Fraunholz
Susan Keller
John Lamp
Chia Yao Lee
Jamie Mustard
Lemai Nguyen (Convenor)
Scott Salzman
Chandana Unnithan
William Yeoh
- Evaluating the impacts of health information systems on healthcare service provision
- Improving social connection for the elderly in communicate based cared care
- Maximising the Potential of Radio Frequency enhancements in Hospitals: a linear conduit.
- Understanding information needs of patients and family carers in chronic care
- Skyping and beyond in Senior Services
- Consumer healthcare activities in Virtual Worlds
- Data Mining in Healthcare
- A Business Intelligence framework for Healthcare
- Assessing the suitability of a new Online Dispute Resolution architecture for the settlement of Electronic Health Record disputes; an emotional intelligence and organisational security approach.
