Australian Digital Health Standards Advisory Group

Providing specialist advice on digital health standards to the Australian Digital Health Agency and Council for Connected Care

About the Australian Digital Health Standards Advisory Group

The Group provides strategic and technical advice to the Council for Connected Care and the Agency regarding the development, implementation and use of digital health standards. The group is pivotal in ensuring that Australia can achieve a more connected healthcare system through the use of standards that support safe, secure and seamless sharing of information to improve healthcare experiences and patient outcomes.

Role of the Standards Advisory Group

The Standards Advisory Group will:

  • Provide advice to the Council for Connected Care on digital health standards
  • Facilitate and support the implementation of the Connecting Australian Healthcare – National Healthcare Interoperability Plan 2023-2028
  • Identify priority areas for future standards use, development and implementation to support digital health in Australia
  • Provide advice on the National Digital Health Standards Catalogue

Members

The Standards Advisory Group membership comprises of a broad representation of digital health stakeholders and standards development organisations.

Member list

OrganisationRepresentativePosition
MedicAlert FoundationMr Christopher Radbone (Chairperson)Chief Executive Officer
Australian Digital Health AgencyMr John BorchiChief Technology Officer
Australian Digital Health AgencyMs Cath KoetzDirector, Standards Adoption
Australian Digital Health AgencyMr Ryan MavinBranch Manager, Informatics and Standards
Australian Digital Health AgencyMs Lisa MurphyDirector Standards Strategy
Australian Digital Health AgencyMr Peter O’HalloranChief Digital Officer
Australian Digital Health AgencyMr Reuben DanielsStrategic FHIR Advisor
ACT HealthMr Holger KaufmannChief Information Officer and Executive Group Manager
Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health CareDr Paul MilesDirector, Digital Health and Chief Information Officer
Australian e-Health Research Centre, CSIROMs Kate EbrillInteroperability Lead
Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA)Ms Lisa KalmanConsultant/Senior Program Officer, Healthcare Systems Integration Lead, Health Foundation
Australian Institute of Health and WelfareMs Vicki BennettUnit Head, Pacific Health Information and Classifications Support Unit
Consumers Health Forum of AustraliaMs Jo RootDirector, Policy and Research
Department of Health, Disability and Ageing (DHDA)Mr Jeremy SullivanDirector, Digital Connectivity and Standards
Department of Health, VictoriaMr Rod AmosPrincipal Adviser: National Initiatives, Connecting Care
eHealth NSWMr George ThurnellLead Enterprise and Senior Manager
eHealth QueenslandMr Daniel ScottExecutive Director, Strategy, Architecture, and Information Services Branch
Global Community ResourcingMs Anne LivingstoneDirector of Projects and Research
GS1 AustraliaMr Michel HulzebosDirector – Industry Development Healthcare
HL7® AustraliaMs Sari McKinnonGeneral Manager
Independent Health and Aged Care Pricing AuthorityMs Julia HumeExecutive Director, Costing and Data Infrastructure
Integrating the Healthcare EnterpriseDr Vince McCauleyChair, IHE Australia
Medical Software Industry AssociationMs Jessica WhiteBoard Director
Medical Technology Association of Australia (MTAA)Mr Andrew WiltshireHead of Digital Health
NT HealthDr Andrew BellChief Clinical Information Officer
Services AustraliaMs Tasma VyverNational Manager, Digital Health
Standards AustraliaMr Ben RussellEngagement Manager – Health Sector
Tasmanian Department of HealthMr Quentin CampbellSenior Manager, Digital Enterprise Services

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