Coviu Blog

The Australian Psychological Society (APS) are hosting Psychology Week 2022 between 27 November to 3 December to raise mental health awareness. 

As everyone starts to wind down and get ready for the holiday break, the Coviu elves have been hard at work! From a number of product updates and initiatives, to important discussions being had around telehealth in Aged Care and Health Equity in Australia, to exciting industry events and team collaboration - there is a lot to dive into this month! So without further ado, let's dig in!

We're excited to announce, Coviu has been ranked number 51 on The Australian Financial Review (AFR)'s 2022 Fast 100 List, a prestigious award celebrating Australia’s fastest growing companies!

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) has recognised Coviu's significant contribution to digital healthcare in two recent articles. The AFR highlights Coviu's evolution from video telehealth to an all-in-one virtual care engagement platform, as well as the vast opportunities created for health providers through its software.

Telehealth has been around since the late 1950s, but only in recent years has the adoption of telehealth skyrocketed. In large part due to the COVID-19 pandemic, more patients than ever sought out virtual care from health professionals. Telehealth was a convenient, safer alternative access to care.

The Customisable Form App has arrived on Coviu! The App allows you to create and use your own custom forms all from within Coviu, so clinicians can securely gather important patient information.

Coviu was honoured to mingle with telehealth royalty at the 22nd Successes and Failures of Telehealth Conference (SFT-22) at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre. 🤖🎤  

Telehealth is important in aged care, but staff must be properly trained to optimise its effectiveness, Bianca Roberts from Aged Care News reports.

Coviu partnered with 2M Language Services to deliver a free, live webinar on 'How to Achieve Health Equity'.

eLr for Coviu provides more than 15,000 interactive activities covering more than 1,000 separate speech, language and literacy targets. These materials are designed to assist with the remediation of a wide range of speech and language disorders such as phonological impairment, apraxia, developmental language disorder, aphasia and reading and spelling problems.