Digital transformation – what are the impacts on healthcare?

Due to public health concerns about COVID-19 and restrictions on indoor gatherings we are unfortunately unable to allow attendees to

physically be at the 26^th of May 2020 Digital health Grand Rounds.

With great challenge comes great opportunity, so we are going to take the opportunity to deliver the presentation virtually, meaning you

can still watch the presentation from anywhere you choose.

The event will take place on the same date, with streaming starting at 12.30pm. You will be able to access the presentation via Microsoft Teams and the presentation will be uploaded onto the website to later viewing.

More hospitals are shifting towards digital transformation to address the rapidly evolving demands of healthcare – but what are the impacts of this transformation? Let’s explore the early benefits and challenges of an entire health service shifting to digital and the lessons learned.

Read more about the Queensland Digital Health Grand Rounds Series

Rebekah Eden (BIT(Hons), BAppSc(Chem), PhD)

Lecturer of Enterprise Systems, Queensland University of Technology

Rebekah Eden is a lecturer of enterprise systems at the School of Information Systems at Queensland University of Technology. Prior to this she was a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Queensland. Rebekah researches the complex interplay between the users, effective use, and impacts of complex, organisational-wide digital transformation projects within the healthcare industry. She has published her research in both leading Information Systems and Health Services Journal.