Healthcare hits reset - 2022 Australia report

Emerging from the pandemic, healthcare leaders across Australia are embracing technology to extend access to healthcare

The 2022 report paints a picture of a sector that is re-evaluating priorities as it strives to deliver improved patient care.

Healthcare leaders reassess needs

Extending access to healthcare beyond the hospital is a key priority for leaders

One in three Australian healthcare leaders state their primary priority is extending healthcare delivery beyond the healthcare facility.

Extending care delivery is expected to remain a top priority in Australia:

Leaders believe data silos hinder their facility’s ability to utilise data effectively:

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Overcoming barriers to data progress

Three in four Australian healthcare leaders say operational silos hinder their ability to utilise data compared to 51% globally, while 19% experience difficulties in obtaining data.

Leaders believe data silos hinder their facility’s ability to utilise data effectively:

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Predictive analytics

Predictive analytics is set to supercharge care

But improving transparency and data security, as well as success stories from other hospitals are critical to building trust in predictive analytics. All three of these factors are significantly higher than the global average, which reflects heightened concerns around issues of transparency and data security.

In clinical applications, Australia leaders are more likely than the global average to want transparency, data security and success stories about predictive analytics:

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As healthcare leaders look to the future and adjust to the impacts of COVID-19 on Australia’s healthcare system, embracing innovative solutions centred on extending access to care is gaining momentum.

- Matt Moran, Managing Director at Philips Australia & New Zealand