Amplar Health, a healthcare services group within the framework of the ASX Special Insurance Company, was exploited as a major partner in the virtual nursing experience in the Australian government.
The Ministry of Health and Care of the Elderly has chosen Provide a solution from distance The virtual nursing experience project, which included 30 elderly sponsorships, supports its name.
Why do it matter
From March 2025 to June 2027, the experiment will focus on expanding virtual nursing care to rural areas and remote facilities that support the elderly from the first nations and cultural and linguistic backgrounds. It aims to assess the feasibility of merging health care in the elderly care homes and how it can provide decisive support to employees on the site and access to personal care.
“Our virtual nursing team will act as an extension of the care teams on the ground. They will participate in routine care, consult with families and provide specialized support in areas such as wound care, dementia and more,” participated, CEO of AMPLAR Health Robert Read.
The biggest context
In July, the Ministry of Health issued five years Elderly care data and digital strategy The accompanying work plan, which includes virtual nursing. AI and virtual reality techniques are also expected.
Another initiative that contributes to the digital transformation of the Australian elderly care sector, which is a healthy training package for free by a First Health Networks Union. Training package for residential care employees covers topics such as best practices in providing care at the end of life, exploring and repairing errors for technology, choosing the site and the appropriate device.
In other relevant news, the father of APLAR Health, Mediak, the healthcare company has acquired Medineet last month. This was not revealed if the newly purchased company is part of Amplar Health.
