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Featured Blogs
The failures in third party payment systems like Government and Private Insurance health schemes. Secrecy over errors, bloated bureaucracies and a generic payment systems that does not encourage improvement or discourage failures. The growth of pay as you go services from allied health to concierge medicine and dentistry. Read on…
Interview with Simon Carter from PredictBGL
15 DECEMBER, 2018 Paper bound, outdated medical recordsA child with type 1 diabetesA concerned parent creates an electronic solution This is a transcription of a video that I recorded in 2016 with the Australian startup founder Simon Carter. Simon is the creator of a...
Waiting for change…
18 NOVEMBER, 2018 Overwhelmed Emergency DepartmentsElderly patients with chronic conditionsOutdated treatments Generally, people attending hospital Emergency Departments are doing so because they think they'll receive immediate attention to their possibly critical...
The Red Light District of medicine
28 OCTOBER, 2018 Rushed sex change operations on teenagersPrivate cancer patients left infertile aftercancer treatments A recent UK investigation into sub standard practices referred to private hospitals as the 'red light district' of medicine. While people think that...
Sexism, Sleaze and Silicon Valley
14 OCTOBER, 2018 Sexism Stupidity Social disconnection A series of stunning revelations have been made in a book published early this year. Brotopia, breaking up the boys club of Silicon Valley was written by technology journalist Emily Chang. It covers sexism in...
Twelve things the Royal Commission won’t cover
20 SEPTEMBER, 2018 Large variation in standards across nursing homes A fragmented industry, with 40% of homes facing bankruptcy Lack of basic care, loneliness and outdated activities Just after Four Corners launched a two part investigation into aged care, and before...
I’m not ‘old’, I’m you in 40 years
5 SEPTEMBER, 2018 Aged Technology Agism and exclusion Community programs A group of entrepreneurs, nurses and aged care reformists crammed into the first floor of RMIT’s Activator space in Victoria Street, Melbourne last Tuesday. The event was called Rethinking Aged...
South Australian Accelerator brings technology to General Practitioners
6 JUNE, 2018 Accelerator program for GP's Technology for GP's Funding for GP's Delia: I'd like to welcome Atif Majeed to Wikihospitals. Atif is the Senior Business Development Manager at GP Accelerate. Atif Majeed: Thanks, Delia. Thank you so much for having me....
How to stand up to a Government Health Department – and win
15 FEBRUARY, 2018 Political promises Bureaucratic bungling Families fighting back The Phillips family are fighters. And winners. Indy was born with Rett's syndrome, a cruel genetic disease that can cause physical deformities, seizures and life threatening cardiac...
Vale Sally Crossing
This article is a tribute to Sally Crossing. She was a tireless advocate for cancer patients, and lobbied for greater accountability of the health industry.
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Leaders In Their Industry
Barry and Delia have years of experience
- Barry is a highly regarded tech entrepreneur, advisor and physical therapist
- Delia interviews Australia’s best health startups
- Barry serves as an advisor to multiple organisations globally ranging from high growth startups, non-for-profits to large corporations
- Delia blogs about health startup events, accelerator programs and patients experiences
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“I have known Delia Scales through her terrific site Wikihospitals for several years and we share similar ideas about health startups.”
Grant Blashki“Delia’s Wikihospitals blog is a wake-up call for the healthcare industry to cut the wastage and start engaging with local solutions.”
Simon Carter“I have known Delia Scales for over two years now and Delia is doing some outstanding work for the health care community. With her background as an acute care nurse she has the insights, knowledge and experience to share her knowledge and expertise with healthcare consumers on her Wikihospitals blog.”
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