Coviu's Telehealth Blog

Coviu's recent case study discusses how Spinal Life Australia is enhancing its mission to bring substantial and meaningful enhancements to the lives of individuals with physical disabilities through virtual group rooms.

Patient engagement software refers to a range of digital tools and technologies designed to actively involve patients in their healthcare journey and encourage their participation in decision-making, self-management, and overall wellness. A leading platform in this space, Coviu discusses how similar software can improve patient outcomes, enhance patient-provider communication, and increase patient satisfaction.

Telehealth platforms have revolutionised healthcare delivery for both patients and doctors. Read this blog to explore 11 key benefits for healthcare providers in adopting telehealth platforms.

The long-awaited National Healthcare Interoperability Plan 2023-2028 aims to facilitate the safe and seamless sharing of consumer health information across Australia. It focuses on five priority areas, including identity, standards, information sharing, innovation and measuring benefits, with a total of 44 actions outlined. The Council for Connected Care has been created to oversee the plan's implementation and is responsible for monitoring and reporting on the progress of the actions. As a highly interoperable platform, Coviu summarises the key takeaways from this revolutionary step forward in digital healthcare.

Coviu is proud to be supporting National Pain Week 2023!

On 10th July 2023, Coviu's CEO & Co-founder Dr Silvia Pfeiffer and 2M Language Service's Despina Amanatidou, presented on Improving Access to Multilingual Health Services with Coviu's Virtual Care Platform and 2M lingo™.

Coviu interviews Blue Care’s Nicole Bennett to understand how Blue Care is using a mixture of in-person and virtual consultations to effectively treat elderly patients in their homes.

Virtual care has transformed the healthcare landscape, providing patients with convenient access to healthcare services from the comfort of their homes. This shift has been further accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, to fully harness the potential of virtual care in the post-pandemic world, interoperability plays a critical role.

With the National Health and Climate Strategy out for consultation highlighting telehealth as a vehicle for reducing Australia's carbon emissions, Coviu discusses the potential of telehealth to improve healthcare's environmental impact.