Coviu's Telehealth Blog

The South Australian Department for Education (DfE) has implemented a flexible services response team for psychology and speech pathology services, transitioning into an exemplary virtual service delivery team with the help of Coviu. Team Manager Robbie Thomas and Senior Psychologist Lisa Hannaford share their insights and practical tips for improving efficiencies in school-based telehealth services in our latest case study.

This blog explores how the University of Queensland (UQ) is leading the transformation of medical education by integrating telehealth. It highlights the role of Coviu, a telehealth platform, in UQ's curriculum. Louise Harding, the Curriculum Development Officer, brings her wealth of experience to UQ.

Dr. Silvia Pfeiffer, Co-Founder of Coviu, recently took center stage on a compelling podcast episode 'Hacking Health' hosted by Sarah Bartholomeusz. In this insightful conversation, Dr. Pfeiffer delves deep into the disruptive impact of digital transformation in healthcare, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Patient retention has become a critical focus for healthcare providers, and rightfully so. As the healthcare industry shifts towards more patient-centric care, maintaining long-term relationships with patients is paramount. This article explores the synergy between telehealth and patient retention strategies, highlighting how platforms like Coviu can play a pivotal role in enhancing patient engagement and loyalty.

In today's world, where technological advancements continue to reshape various industries, healthcare is no exception. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) has emerged as a revolutionary approach that leverages technology to monitor and manage patients' health conditions from a distance. This ultimate guide will delve into the intricacies of remote patient monitoring, highlight the significance of reliable remote patient monitoring software, and shed light on how Coviu stands out as a leader in this evolving landscape.

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.

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.

Balance the Grind interviewed CEO and Co-Founder of Coviu Global, Dr Silvia Pfeiffer in its Women in Tech series, discussing the growth of virtual care, tech culture, and gender diversity. Silvia imparts her wisdom to women looking to make their mark in the tech world by drawing on her own experiences.

Interview #06 of EVP_Origins features Dr Silvia Pfeiffer, CEO & Co-Founder of Coviu Global in a deep dive interview that explores how she came to build global B2B software company - Coviu.