Telstra Health taps Salesforce, Snowflake for its ongoing modernisation
Cloud software providers Salesforce and Snowflake will integrate their solutions into Telstra Health’s upcoming digital health platform.
Based on a media release, Snowflake will provide a common data and analytics layer that consolidates disparate datasets across Telstra Health products and services. The resulting actionable insights and advanced analytics will create the foundation for innovation, including AI use cases, according to CTO Farhoud Salimi.
Meanwhile, the integration of Salesforce’s cloud-based patient and provider platform and API management and integration platform will enhance user experience. “When you transition from one care setting to another using our products on our new platform, it will be seamless – both from a user experience perspective and data perspective,” Salimi explained.
The two globally recognised cloud platforms join interoperability solution provider Smile Digital Health from Canada in supporting Telstra Health’s modernisation.
The Clinician’s PRMs platform coming to Gentu
The Clinician’s patient-reported measures platform is set to be included in Magentus’ digital solutions and integration marketplace.
This addition in the Gentu Marketplace, which was launched last year, will enable users of the Gentu practice management software to embed patient-reported measures directly into their existing workflows.
Clintel launches CareRight patient portal
Clintel has announced a new patient portal as part of its practice management software, CareRight.
The portal provides patients with access to documents, invoices, and personal information and allows them to complete assessments and sign consent forms. It will later introduce online appointment booking and more patient dashboard features.
The patient portal is now live for select CareRight users, with wider rollout planned for later this year.
$2M for WA digital health projects
The government of Western Australia recently awarded a total of A$3 million ($1.9 million) in grant funding to six projects developing smart healthcare solutions.
Among these projects, the My Emergency Visit pilot aims to enhance patient experience in the emergency department. Another project will introduce AI-driven triage and waitlist solutions to East Metropolitan Health Service.
Other projects aim to improve care delivery through virtual technology or telehealth and to incorporate AI assistance in diagnostics.
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