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Flinders
Digital Health
Research Centre

Flinders Digital Health Research Centre is a newly formed multidisciplinary research entity, established as a cornerstone in Flinders University’s expansion in the health technology domain.

The Centre will provide expertise, innovation and leadership to ensure that Flinders University achieves national and international recognition as a premier institution for digital health systems and technologies research. It will also foster digital health university-industry alliance relationships benefiting South Australia and the nation. Projects which provide commercial opportunities will be nurtured through close collaborations with business and industry, and with the government and health sectors.

Research

Overview

At Flinders Digital Health Research Centre, our mainstream research interests follow the Centre theme of “Digital Health – Enabling Health Smart Living”.

We concentrate on projects developing and deploying computational solutions which provide benefits to the management of health in numerous social and clinical settings, including home and workplace. Our emphasis is on empowering individuals through customising and personalising health information and processes. Our projects are generally applied in nature, and we cover a wide range of technical areas in health informatics including cybersecurity, data management and analysis, human-computer interaction, health software, messaging and terminologies, mHealth and social media, telehealth.

Flagship areas

We study the design, implementation and use of digital technologies (hardware and software) to deliver personalised assistance, customised healthcare needs and disease specific services for older adults. This includes working with the local government and aged care service providers in co-design projects to develop, test and deploy apps that support community dwelling older adults to continue living in their local neighbourhoods. The significance of our research in this area lies in the benefits of providing mobile digital platforms which can be ‘tailored-to- suit’ the delivery of person-centric apps that inform and empower older adults to remain engaged in their local communities. 


Current/recent projects

Flinders Assistant for Memory Enhancement (FAME) Study

This study is part of the project titled ‘Ageing in Place - Assistance through Personalised Online Technology for older people with memory loss associated with early stage dementia’. The study will examine the feasibility of delivering non-pharmacological intervention using a simple, intuitive tablet-based application for use by community-dwelling older adults living with mild cognitive impairment or early stage dementia. This contributes to the South Australian Government’s ‘Ageing well’ and the Commonwealth’s ‘ageing-in-place’ agenda.          

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Prof Anthony Maeder being interviewed about the FAME project at ITAC 2018 conference, Adelaide Wed 21 Nov 2018

Project of Dementia Friendly Community

The aim of this study is to gather information that would inform the council on the needs of people living with dementia to enable the development of sustainable and inclusive environments, which would support them to live well in the community. This is a joint initiative between City of Holdfast Bay council and Flinders Digital Health Research Centre.  

For further information about Digital Health Supporting Our Ageing Society research, please contact Dr Lua Perimal-Lewis@flinders.edu.au or 08 8201 2069

Computer-based behaviour change intervention; lifestyle logging and monitoring for healthy living; social media and web tools for healthy communities (including mHealth)

Ecological models emphasize the importance of context in understanding wellness and health. This strategic focus area covers physical and mental wellness in context. Understanding context requires a multilevel approach which starts with individuals but also considers the physical, cultural, political factors that impact on individual wellness including interpersonal (e.g. social networks, workplace, clinical) , local environment (e.g. buildings, neighbourhood), regional and national policy (e.g. OHS, urban planning). The significance of digital health research on wellness is the holistic approach which draws on sources of digital information available in the broader environment to better understand personal constraints and opportunities presented by the local environment which in turn can better inform behaviour change programs.

 

Current/recent projects

Workplace wellness (2016-2017)

Physical activity monitoring (2017-2018)

View further information about the above projects.

Devices for patient health condition data collection (IoT, sensors, wearables); standards for health data and health systems conformance and interoperability; Health Smart Living environments

This focus area covers the Internet of Things, embedded sensors and smart environments, wearables, communications, and cybersecurity. It also encompasses software, artificial intelligence, machine learning, dataflow processes, and data and software standards, with deliberate attention to the impact of these technologies to patient safety. The significance of our research in this focus area lies in improving safety, security and resilience in the emerging distributed health technology domain. With an increasing number of data sources there is a need to provide integrated and secure platforms for data exchange, interoperability and communication, as well as understanding the potential effect of technology on individuals and the healthcare system.


Current/recent projects

Safe Wi-Fi for the hospital environment (Cisco)

Infrastructure maturity assessment for digital hospitals (Cisco) 

Electronic medication management (Telstra Health)

Interoperability and security in the Health Internet of Things (Cisco Chair) 

App labelling for security and privacy (Cisco Chair)

Security of devices on medical IT networks (ISO)

Security metrics, cascading failure and resilience (Cisco Chair) 

Prof Trish Williams on data protection and information security in health care HISA Studio @ HIC (2018)

Improving safety and quality of health care, supporting health service delivery and health data analysis for cancer, cardiac, mental health, rehabilitation.

This focus area covers the use of digital health data for direct clinical purposes, usually associated with a specific disease or cohort. This includes data management, analysis of EHRs or other health datasets, and longitudinal health condition modelling.  The significance of our research in this focus area lies in the benefits of having better data to inform clinical decision making, overcoming the limitations of conventional care-episode based health records. By broadening the types of data considered, and including data which provides personalised information about individuals, more value can be obtained when applying pattern recognition and cohort characterization techniques than “one-size-fits-all” outcomes.

 

Current/recent projects

Health data integration for evidence-based interventions (ARC ITRP) 

Actionable Intime Insights mental health monitoring (D2D CRC) 

Cancer survivor data framework (CMPH) 

Improving cardiovascular risk prediction utilising machine learning algorithms

People

Directors of Flinders Digital Health Research Centre

Professor Anthony Maeder
Co-Director, College of Nursing and Health Sciences

Professor Trish Williams
Co-Director, College of Science and Engineering

Associate Professor Niranjan Bidargaddi
Deputy Director, College of Medicine and Public Health

Resources

Publications

  • Astley, C.M., Chew, D.P., Keech, W., Nicholls, S., Beltrame, J., Horsfall, M., Tavella, R., Tirimacco, R. and Clark, R.A. (2020). The impact of cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention programs on 12-month clinical outcomes: A linked data analysis. Heart, Lung and Circulation 29(3): 475-482.
  • Baker, N., Gough, C. and Gordon, S. (2020). Classification of balance assessment technology: A scoping review of systematic reviews. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 268: 45-59.
  • Beks, H., Ewing, G., Muir, R., Charles, J., Paradies, Y., Clark, R.A and Versace, V.L. (2020). Mobile primary health care clinics for indigenous populations in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States: A scoping review protocol. JBI Evidence Synthesis.
  • Carrillo, C.B., Barr, C. and George, S. (2020). Cognitive status and outcomes of older people in orthopedic rehabilitation? A retrospective-cohort study. Geriatrics 5(1): 14.
  • Ginige, J.A., Boulamatsis, C., Heffernan, M., San Jose, J.C., Chuprov, I., Chau, T., Maeder, A., Valenzuela, M., Fiatarone, S.M. and Mavros, Y. (2020). Fully-online, interoperable clinical trial management system for multi-interventional RCT: Maintain your brain digital platform. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 268: 97.
  • Gordon, S., Baker, N., Kidd, M., Maeder, A. and Grimmer, K. (2020). Pre-frailty factors in community-dwelling 40–75 year olds: Opportunities for successful ageing. BMC Geriatrics 20(1): 1-13.
  • Gordon, S., Bidargaddi, N., Immanuel, S., Fouyaxis, J., Foley, K., Hall, K. and Baker, N. (2020). Opportunities for technology-assisted healthy ageing in a local government context. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 268: 77-86.
  • Gordon, S., Lind, C., Hall, K. and Baker, N. (2020). Attaining and assessing the Australian interprofessional learning competencies. Journal of Interprofessional Care: 1-9.
  • Gunn, K.M., Berry, N.M., Meng, X., Wilson, C.J., Dollman, J., Woodman, R.J., Clark, R.A. and Koczwara, B. (2020). Differences in the health, mental health and health-promoting behaviours of rural versus urban cancer survivors in Australia. Supportive Care in Cancer 28(2): 633-643.
  • Kourbelis, C.M., Marin, T.S., Foote, J., Brown, A., Daniel, M., Coffee, N.T., Newman, P., Beks, H., Ganesan, A. and Versace, V.L. (2020). Effectiveness of discharge education strategies versus usual care on clinical outcomes in acute coronary syndrome patients: A systematic review. JBI Evidence Synthesis 18(2): 309-331.
  • Millington, S., Arstall, M., Dekker, G., Magarey, J. and Clark, R.A. (2020). Adherence to clinical practice guidelines for south Australian pregnant women with cardiac conditions between 2003 and 2013. PloS one 15(3): e0230459.
  • Musiat, P., Yang, Y., Maeder, A. and Bidargaddi, N. (2020). A digital infrastructure for storing & sharing internet of things, wearables and app-based research study data. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 268: 87-96.
  • Oster, C., Schoo, A., Litt, J., Morello, A., Leibbrandt, R., Antonello, C., Powers, D., Lange, B., Maeder, A. and Lawn, S. (2020). Supporting workforce practice change: Protocol for a pilot study of a motivational interviewing virtual client software tool for health professionals. BMJ Open 10(2).
  • Perimal-Lewis, L., Maeder, A., Gordon, S. and Tieman, J. (2020). A tablet-based memory enhancement application for older users: Design approach. Proceedings of the 53rd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences.
  • Prideaux, N., Van Den Berg, M., Drummond, C. and Barr, C. (2020). Augmented performance feedback during robotic gait therapy results in moderate intensity cardiovascular exercise in subacute stroke. Journal of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases: 104758.
  • Tongpeth, J., Du, H., Barry, T. and Clark, R.A. (2020). Effectiveness of an avatar application for teaching heart attack recognition and response: A pragmatic randomized control trial. Journal of Advanced Nursing 76(1): 297-311.
  • Van Den Berg, M., Barr, C., Cavenett, S. and Crotty, M. (2020). Gait analysis in individuals with transtibial amputation walking on sand: Comparing everyday prosthesis with a water-activity prosthesis. JPO: Journal of Prosthetics and Orthotics 32(2): 107-115.
  • Van Kasteren, Y., Lewis, L.K. and Maeder, A. (2020). Office-based physical activity: Mapping a social ecological model approach against com-b. BMC Public Health 20(1): 163.
  • Winter, S.C., Gordon, S., Brice, S.M., Lindsay, D. and Barrs, S. (2020). A multifactorial approach to overuse running injuries: A 1-year prospective study. Sports Health: 1941738119888504.
  • Alsinglawi, B.S., Nguyen, Q.V., Gunawardana, U., Simoff, S., Maeder, A., Elkhodr, M. and Alshehri, M.D. (2019). Passive RFID localization in the internet of things. Recent trends and advances in wireless and IOT-enabled networks, Springer: 73-81.
  • Astley, C., Chew, D., Keech, W., Nicholls, S., Beltrame, J., Horsfall, M., Tavella, R., Tirimacco, R. and Clark, R.A. (2019). P6213 the influence of working-age on attendance to cardiac rehabilitation: A gender comparison. European Heart Journal 40(Supplement_1): ehz746. 0818.
  • Atkins, A., Cannell, J. and Barr, C. (2019). Pedometers alone do not increase mobility in inpatient rehabilitation: A randomized controlled trial. Clinical Rehabilitation 33(8): 1382-1390.
  • Beleigoli, A.M., Maeder, A., Button, D., Lange, B. and Tiemann, J. (2019). The care informatics and technologies project-enhancing capability, motivation and opportunities in digital health among health professionals and students. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 266: 25.
  • Beltran, K.L., Barr, C., Mcloughlin, J. and Van Den Berg, M. (2019). The immediate effect of the dorsiflexion-assist orthosis on postural stability in community-dwelling stroke patients. International Journal of Stroke 14: 20.
  • Brodaty, H., Heffernan, M., Singh, M.a.F., Valenzuela, M., Andrews, G., Chau, T., San Jose, J.C., Sachdev, P.S., Anstey, K.J. and Jorm, L. (2019). How many people aged 55-77 years are eligible for lifestyle interventions to prevent cognitive decline? Alzheimer's & Dementia: The Journal of the Alzheimer's Association 15(7): P1205.
  • Byrne, D., Cahill, L. and Barr, C. (2019). How is sensory impairment of the upper limb post-stroke being assessed in acute stroke units? International Journal of Stroke 14: 13.
  • Clark, R.A. (2019). Unlearning outdated practices: Using the evidence to deliver better patient care. JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports: June 2019 17(6): 1016-1017.
  • Clark, R.A., Foote, J., Versace, V.L., Brown, A., Daniel, M., Coffee, N.T., Marin, T.S., Kourbelis, C., Arstall, M. and Ganesan, A. (2019). The keeping on track study: Exploring the activity levels and utilization of healthcare services of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) patients in the first 30-days after discharge from hospital. Medical Sciences 7(4): 61.
  • Currie, S., Barr, C. and Van Den Berg, M. (2019). Do randomised controlled trials of aerobic exercise interventions post-stroke adhere to the guidelines? A systematic review. International Journal of Stroke 14: 14.      
  • Dinh, H.T., Bonner, A., Ramsbotham, J. and Clark, R.A (2019). Cluster randomized controlled trial testing the effectiveness of a self‐management intervention using the teach‐back method for people with heart failure. Nursing & Health Sciences 21(4): 436-444.
  • Douglass, J., Dykes, L., Kelly‐Hope, L., Gordon, S., Leggat, P., Aye, N.N., Win, S.S., Wai, T., Win, Y.Y. and Nwe, T.W. (2019). Preventive chemotherapy reverses covert, lymphatic‐associated tissue change in young people with lymphatic filariasis in Myanmar. Tropical Medicine & International Health 24(4): 463-476.
  • George, S., Barr, C., Berndt, A., Crotty, M., Milte, R., Nussio, A. and Liddle, J. (2019). Community participation for people with trauma injuries: A study protocol of a crossover randomised controlled trial of the effectiveness of a community mobility group intervention (CarFreeMe TI). Brain Impairment 20(1): 96-103.
  • Gordon, S., Grimmer, K. and Baker, N. (2019). Do two measures of frailty identify the same people? An age‐gender comparison. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice.
  • Gordon, S., Grimmer, K., Bradley, A., Direen, T., Baker, N., Marin, T., Kelly, M., Gardner, S., Steffens, M. and Burgess, T. (2019). Health assessments and screening tools for adults experiencing homelessness: A systematic review. BMC Public Health 19(1): 994.
  • Gordon, S., Grimmer, K.A. and Barras, S. (2019). Assessment for incipient hospital-acquired deconditioning in acute hospital settings: A systematic literature review. Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine 51(6): 397-404.
  • Gordon, S., Kidd, M., Maeder, A., Baker, N., Marin, T. and Grimmer, K. (2019). Health deficits in community dwelling adults aged 40 to 75 years. BMC Geriatrics 19(1): 148.
  • Gordon, S., Kidd, M., Maeder, A., Baker, N., Marin, T. and Grimmer, K. (2019). Health deficits in community dwelling adults aged 40 to 75 years. BMC Geriatrics 19(1): 148.
  • Gordon, S., Grimmer, K.A., Baker, N., Bell, E., Coveney, J., Jordaan, J.H., Lind, C., Marin, T., Murray, J. and Norton, L.H. (2019). Feasibility of population screening tests to establish a healthy ageing trajectory. SAGE Open Medicine 7: DOI: 10.1177/2050312118822440.
  • Gordon, S., Grimmer, K.A. and Buttner, P. (2019). Pillow preferences of people with neck pain and known spinal degeneration: A pilot randomized controlled trial. European Journal of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine 55(6): 783-791.
  • Gordon, S., Murray, S.G., Sutton, T., Coulombe, M.M., James, S.J., Van Zanten, M., Lawson, J.K. and Moffatt, C. (2019). LIMPRINT in Australia. Lymphatic Research and Biology 17(2): 173-177.
  • Gough, C., Weber, H., George, S., Maeder, A. and Lewis, L. (2019). Location monitoring of physical activity and participation in community dwelling older people: A scoping review. Disability and Rehabilitation: DOI: 10.1080/09638288.2019.1618928
  • Gray, M., Gordon, S., O’Neill, M. and Pearce, W.M. (2019). First year allied health student transition to a regional university. Australian Journal of Rural Health 27(6): 497-504
  • Hall, F., Gordon, S., Hulcombe, J. and Stephens, C. (2019). Compression garment service model: Facilitating access to compression garments through workforce and service redesign. Australian Journal of Rural Health 27(3): 257-261.
  • Heffernan, M., Andrews, G., Fiatarone Singh, M.A., Valenzuela, M., Anstey, K.J., Maeder, A., Mcneil, J., Jorm, L., Lautenschlager, N.T. and Sachdev, P.S. (2019). Maintain your brain: Protocol of a 3-year randomized controlled trial of a personalized multi-modal digital health intervention to prevent cognitive decline among community dwelling 55 to 77 year olds. Journal of Alzheimer's Disease 70(s1): S221-S237.           
  • Hibbert, P.D., Wiles, L.K., Cameron, I.D., Kitson, A., Reed, R.L., Georgiou, A., Gray, L., Westbrook, J., Augustsson, H. and Molloy, C.J. (2019). Caretrack aged: The appropriateness of care delivered to Australians living in residential aged care facilities: A study protocol. BMJ Open 9(6): e030988.
  • Howie‐Esquivel, J., Dracup, K., Whooley, M.A., Mcculloch, C., Jin, C., Moser, D.K., Clark, R.A., Pelter, M.M., Biddle, M. and Park, L.G. (2019). Rapid 5 lb weight gain is not associated with readmission in patients with heart failure. ESC Heart Failure 6(1): 131-137.
  • Jaensch, D., Baker, N. and Gordon, S. (2019). Contemporaneous patient and health professional views of patient-centred care: A systematic review. International Journal for Quality in Health Care 31(10): G165-G173.
  • Kemp, E., Trigg, J., Beatty, L., Williams, P.A.H, Maeder, A., Dhillon, H., Christensen, C., Mccauley, V. and Koczwara, B. (2019). Access and engagement disparities in digital health in cancer care: Stakeholder views on age and other contributing factors. Asia-Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology 15: 112.
  • Kemp, E., Trigg, J., Williams, P.A.H, Beatty, L., Dhillon, H., Maeder, A., Christensen, C., Mccauley, V. and Koczwara, B. (2019). Finding the evidence: Do stakeholder views reflect literature priorities for digital health? Asia-Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology 15: 88.   
  • King, L., Peacock, G., Crotty, M. and Clark, R.A. (2019). Consumers’ perspectives on their involvement in recognizing and responding to patient deterioration—developing a model for consumer reporting. Health Expectations 22(3): 385-395.
  • Koczwara, B., Kemp, E., Trigg, J., Beatty, L., Dhillon, H., Maeder, A., Christensen, C., Mccauley, V. and Williams, P.A.H (2019). Developing a roadmap for digital health in cancer in Australia. Asia-Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology 15: 88.
  • Kuziemsky, C., Maeder, A., John, O., Gogia, S.B., Basu, A., Meher, S. and Ito, M. (2019). Role of artificial intelligence within the telehealth domain. Yearbook of Medical Informatics 28(01): 035-040.
  • Land, H., Gordon, S. and Watt, K. (2019). Effect of manual physiotherapy in homogeneous individuals with subacromial shoulder impingement: A randomized controlled trial. Physiotherapy Research International 24(2): e1768.
  • Langford, J., Dillon, M.P., Granger, C.L. and Barr, C. (2019). Physical activity participation amongst individuals with lower limb amputation. Disability and Rehabilitation 41(9): 1063-1070.
  • Lonsdale, C., Lester, A., Owen, K.B., White, R.L., Peralta, L., Kirwan, M., Diallo, T.M., Maeder, A., Bennie, A. and Macmillan, F. (2019). An internet-supported school physical activity intervention in low socioeconomic status communities: Results from the activity and motivation in physical education (amped) cluster randomised controlled trial. Br J Sports Med 53(6): 341-347.
  • Marin, T.S., Kourbelis, C., Foote, J., Newman, P., Brown, A., Daniel, M., Coffee, N.T., Nicholls, S.J., Ganesan, A. and Versace, V.L. (2019). Examining adherence to activity monitoring devices to improve physical activity in adults with cardiovascular disease: A systematic review. European Journal of Preventive Cardiology 26(4): 382-397.
  • Mcnamara, A., Barr, C., Bond, M.J. and George, S. (2019). A pilot study: Can the UFOV assessment be used as a repeated measure to determine timing of on‐road assessment in stroke? Australian Occupational Therapy Journal 66(1): 5-12.
  • Millington, S., Magarey, J., Dekker, G.A. and Clark, R.A. (2019). Cardiac conditions in pregnancy and the role of midwives: A discussion paper. Nursing Open 6(3): 722-732.
  • Moffatt, C.J., Sykorova, M., Aubeeluck, A., Franks, P.J., Pankhurst, S., Bussey, R., Whiston, S., Murray, S., Mercier, G. and Quere, I. (2019). Clinical and ethical challenges in undertaking LIMPRINT in vulnerable populations. Lymphatic Research and Biology 17(2): 155-162.
  • Moores, C.J., Maeder, A., Miller, J., Prichard, I., Lewis, L.K., Bell, L.K., Macoustra, A. and Miller, M.D. (2019). A digital intervention for Australian adolescents above a healthy weight (health online for teens): Protocol for an implementation and user experience study. JMIR Research Protocols 8(10): e13340.       
  • Nagapuri, S., Maeder, A. and Williams, P.A.H (2019). Health smart homes: User perspectives. Digital Health: Changing the Way Healthcare is Conceptualised and Delivered: Selected Papers from the 27th Australian National Health Informatics Conference (HIC 2019), IOS Press.
  • Parajuli, D.R., Kourbelis, C., Franzon, J., Newman, P., Mckinnon, R.A., Shakib, S., Whitehead, D. and Clark, R.A. (2019). Effectiveness of the pharmacist-involved multidisciplinary management of heart failure to improve hospitalizations and mortality rates in 4630 patients: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials. Journal of Cardiac Failure 25(9): 744-756.
  • Phillips, J.J. and Gordon, S. (2019). Intermittent pneumatic compression dosage for adults and children with lymphedema: A systematic review. Lymphatic research and biology 17(1): 2-18.
  • Prideaux, N., Barr, C., Drummond, C. and Van Den Berg, M. (2019). Lokomat's augmented performance feedback activities result in moderate intensity cardiovascular exercise in sub-acute stroke patients. International Journal of Stroke 14: 11
  • Sajeev, S. and Maeder, A. (2019). Cardiovascular risk prediction models: A scoping review. Proceedings of the Australasian Computer Science Week Multiconference.
  • Sajeev, S., Maeder, A., Champion, S., Beleigoli, A., Ton, C., Kong, X. and Shu, M. (2019). Deep learning to improve heart disease risk prediction. Machine learning and medical engineering for cardiovascular health and intravascular imaging and computer assisted stenting, Springer: 96-103.
  • Seaton, C.L., Oliffe, J.L., Rice, S.M., Bottorff, J.L., Johnson, S.T., Gordon, S. and Chambers, S.K. (2019). Health literacy among Canadian men experiencing prostate cancer. Health Promotion Practice. doi.org/10.1177/1524839919827576.
  • Ski, C.F., Jones, M., Astley, C., Neubeck, L., Thompson, D.R., Gallagher, R., Du, H. and Clark, R.A. (2019). Development, piloting and validation of the Recommending Cardiac Rehabilitation (ReCaRe) instrument. Heart & Lung 48(5): 405-413.
  • Steele, M.L., Janda, M., Vagenas, D., Ward, L.C., Cornish, B.H., Box, R., Gordon, S., Matthews, M., Poppitt, S.D. and Plank, L.D. (2019). A bioimpedance spectroscopy-based method for diagnosis of lower-limb lymphedema. Lymphatic Research and Biology 18(2): 101-109
  • Teferra, M.N., Kourbelis, C., Newman, P., Ramos, J.S., Hobbs, D., Clark, R.A. and Reynolds, K.J. (2019). Electronic textile electrocardiogram monitoring in cardiac patients: A scoping review protocol. JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports 17(2): 147-156.
  • Teferra, M.N., Ramos, J.S., Kourbelis, C., Newman, P., Fleury, A., Hobbs, D., Reynolds, K.J. and Clark, R.A. (2019). Electronic textile-based electrocardiogram monitoring in cardiac patients: A scoping review. JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports 17(10): 1958-1998.
  • Vandelanotte, C., Duncan, M.J., Kolt, G.S., Caperchione, C.M., Savage, T.N., Van Itallie, A., Oldmeadow, C., Alley, S.J., Tague, R. and Maeder, A. (2019). More real-world trials are needed to establish if web-based physical activity interventions are effective. British Journal of Sports Medicine 53(24): 1553-1554.        
  • Versace, V.L., Coffee, N.T., Franzon, J., Turner, D., Lange, J., Taylor, D. and Clark, R.A. (2019). Comparison of general and cardiac care-specific indices of spatial access in Australia. PloS One 14(7).
  • Versace, V.L., Coffee, N.T., Franzon, J., Turner, D., Lange, J., Taylor, D. and Clark, R.A. (2019). Correction: Comparison of general and cardiac care-specific indices of spatial access in Australia. PloS One 14(8).  
  • Williams, P.A.H and Coles-Kemp, L. (2019). Teaching as a collaborative practice: Reframing security practitioners as navigators. Transactions on edutainment xv, Springer: 108-128.
  • Winter, S.C., Gordon, S., Brice, S.M., Lindsay, D. and Barrs, S. (2019). Overuse injuries in runners of different abilities—a one-year prospective study. Research in Sports Medicine: 1-17.
  • Wonggom, P., Kourbelis, C., Newman, P., Du, H. and Clark, R.A. (2019). Effectiveness of avatar-based technology in patient education for improving chronic disease knowledge and self-care behavior: A systematic review. JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports 17(6): 1101-1129.
  • Alley, S.J., Kolt, G.S., Duncan, M.J., Caperchione, C.M., Savage, T.N., Maeder, A., Rosenkranz, R.R., Tague, R., Van Itallie, A.K. and Kerry Mummery, W. (2018). The effectiveness of a web 2.0 physical activity intervention in older adults-a randomised controlled trial. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition & Physical Activity 15.
  • Beks, H., Binder, M., Kourbelis, C., May, N., Clark, R.A., Hudson, K. and Versace, V. (2018). Geographical analysis of evaluated chronic disease programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the primary healthcare setting: A scoping review protocol. JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports 16(12): 2268-2278.
  • Bell, L., Perry, R., and Prichard, I. (2018). Exploring grandparents' roles in young children's lifestyle behaviours and the prevention of childhood obesity: an Australian perspective. Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior, 50 pp 516-521.
  • Bidargaddi, N., van Kasteren, Y., Musiat, P. and Kidd, M. (2018). Developing a Third-Party Analytics Application Using Australia’s National Personal Health Records System: Case Study. JMIR Medical Informatics, 6(2): e28.
  • Denk, K., Lennon, S., Gordon, S. and Jaarsma, R.L. (2018). The association between decreased hand grip strength and hip fracture in older people: A systematic review. Experimental Gerontology 111: 1-9.        
  • Douglass, J., Graves, P. and Gordon, S. (2018). Moderating factors in tissue tonometry and bioimpedance spectroscopy measures in the lower extremity of healthy young people in Australia and Myanmar. Lymphatic Research and Biology 16(3): 309-316.
  • Dumuid, D., Maher, C., Lewis, L.K., Stanford, T.E., Martin-Fernandez, J.A., Ratcliffe, J., Katzmarzyk, P.T., Barreira, T.V., Chaput, J.P., Fogelholm, M., Hu, G., Maia, J., Sarmiento, O.L., Standage, M., Tremblay, M.S., Tudor-Locke, C., and Olds, T. (2018). Human development index, children’s health-related quality of life and movement behaviors: a compositional data analysis. Quality of Life Research, 27 pp 1473-1482.
  • Dumuid, D., Maher, C., Lewis, L.K.,  Stanford, T., Pedisic, Z., Martin-Fernández, M., Katzmarzyk, P.T., Chaput, J.P., Fogelholm, M., Standage, M., Tremblay, M.S. and Olds, T. (2018). Adiposity and the isotemporal substitution of physical activity, sedentary time and sleep among school-aged children: A compositional data analysis approach. BMC Public Health, 18(1): 311.
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We also work on long-term collaboration activities in conjunction with several major Australian research groups, including:

South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute
South Australian Department of Health and Ageing
Centre for Research Excellence in Telehealth
Digital Health Cooperative Research Centre
Edith Cowan University Security Research Institute
Flinders University Medical Device Research Institute
International Laboratory for Health Technologies


We have a number of well-established international research relationships, including:

Harvard University, USA
Rhodes University, South Africa
Royal Holloway, University of London
Shandong Academy of Sciences, China
University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
University of Michigan, USA
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
TUDresden University of Technology, Germany

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Australian and international postgraduate (honours, masters and PhD) students have an opportunity to undertake research at this Centre.

Identify your area of interest by searching through our website.

Send your CV and an expression of interest to digitalhealth@flinders.edu.au

Your interest will be sent on to an appropriate supervisor, and you will be contacted to further progress your application. This process involves:

1. Preparing a research proposal and send to your supervisor for comments.
2. Identifying suitable scholarships and their deadlines, prepare all necessary supporting documents and start application process:

Once the scholarship is confirmed, you should start VISA and arrival preparations. If you are an international student, you will be assisted by the International Office who will guide you with your entry to Australia and Flinders University.

For all other student enquiries please contact Flinders Connect

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Phone: (+61) 8201 2023
Email: digitalhealth@flinders.edu.au

Acknowledgement: The Flinders Digital Health Research Centre is supported by the Premier’s Research and Industry Fund provided by the South Australian Government and Cisco Systems Australia Pty Ltd under the Cisco Digital Health Initiative.

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