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Australia needs to improve digital health training for healthcare professionals. This case study offers recommendations for building a digitally enabled workforce through partnerships and expanded training in clinical informatics and digital health.

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Area of Science:

Digital Health
Health Informatics
Healthcare Workforce Development

Background:

Australia excels in healthcare education and digital health research.
Gaps exist in training healthcare professionals on safe digital technology implementation.
A digitally enabled workforce is crucial for modern healthcare.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify strategies for establishing a digitally enabled healthcare workforce in Australia.
To integrate perspectives from clinicians, health system leaders, and academics.
To address training needs in digital health technologies.

Main Methods:

Case study approach synthesizing diverse stakeholder perspectives.
Analysis of existing evidence on digital health workforce development.
Development of actionable recommendations based on published literature.

Main Results:

Identified critical gaps in digital health technology training for Australian healthcare professionals.
Highlighted the need for collaboration between healthcare organizations, academia, and industry.
Emphasized leveraging current momentum in digital health initiatives.

Conclusions:

Recommendations focus on building strong partnerships to advance digital health adoption.
Expansion of the clinical informatics and digital health workforce is essential.
Strategic training initiatives are key to a digitally enabled Australian healthcare system.