Voting for the 2024 Clinical Informatics Award has now closed.
The winner will be announced at Digital Health Week NZ 2024
in Hamilton on Tuesday 3 December 2024.
The three finalists are; Emma Calvert, Clinical Director, Ka Ora Telecare; Lisa Knowles, Nurse Manager, District Nursing Nelson Marlborough; Ashwin Patel, Managing Director, MyPractice.
The winner receives up to $5000 in expenses from
Accenture, to travel to a conference of their choice or to fund further study.
Finalists listed in alphabetical order by last name
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Emma Calvert
Clinical Director, Ka Ora Telecare
Judges' Statement: “Emma’s work has had a positive impact across the country supporting clinicians and stretched services, but more significantly reaching vulnerable patient groups who may not otherwise have sought, or been able to access, medical care. Her strong relationship building, and operational and strategic input has established a sustainable model that will continue to deliver and improve patient outcomes."
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Lisa Knowles
Nursing Manager, District Nursing Nelson Marlborough
Judges' Statement: “We were impressed with the initiative shown by Lisa in her learning and initiative to help deliver a complete solution comprising many technical parts. She brought a high level of clinical experience of district nursing pathways to a project that has had wide-spread impact and benefit across urban and rural communities. She contributed across the project including engagement of varied stakeholders and her knowledge ensured the use of data and reporting to support patient care.”
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Ashwin Patel
Managing Director, MyPractice
Judges' Statement: “Ashwin embodies clinical leadership with his work and initiatives impacting a significant number of national organisations and large numbers of patients. His most recent innovation combines his knowledge of primary health, health IT, and emerging technology to support practitioners in the high pressure primary care sector to save time and work more effectively for patients.”
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