Health Informatics Laboratory (HIL)

Health Informatics Laboratory (HIL)

Group Leaders: Dr Andrew Stranieri


a.stranieri@ballarat.edu.au

HIL encompasses the Collaborative Centre for eHealth (CCeH) and the Australian Health Messaging Laboratory (AHML), which are located in the Greenhill Enterprise Centre at the University of Ballarat's Mt Helen Campus.


Focus

HIL focuses on research and development in Informatics to improve health outcomes nationally and globally.

It undertakes research using innovative technologies to solve problems in health, with an emphasis on system interoperability, complementary medicine and decision support.

It is particularly concerned with the practical applications of communications technologies, to enable appropriate access to healthcare information by healthcare providers.


Capability

HIL can provide expertise in the areas of:

  • Health Level 7 messaging
  • Interoperability of healthcare information systems
  • Health education
  • Electronic decision support systems and data mining in health
  • Health data and knowledge management
  • Evidence based medicine
  • Complementary medicine

Engagement

HIL seeks to form collaborative partnerships within industry, government bodies and other community organizations. Examples of past and current relationships include:

  • Pharmacy Guild of Australia
  • Federal Department of Health and Ageing
  • Victorian Department of Human Services
  • General Practice Computing Group
  • HealthConnect

HIL Projects & Grants

  • Interactive Learning Environment for Traditional Chinese Medicine
  • Spiritual New Media Art for Palliative Care
  • Electronic lodgement and decision support for human research ethics committee applications
  • Analysis of Polysomnographic data for Sleep Apnea analysis
  • Colorectal Cancer mining GICS

Collaborative Centre for eHealth (CCeH) Commercial Projects


HIL Members

University StaffDr Andrew Stranieri (Leader)
 Dr Ahmed Bani-Mustafa
 Ms Priscilla Clark
 Dr Jeffrey Cohen
 Dr Richard Dazeley
 Mr Evan Dekker
 Dr Bing Du
 Dr Zari Dzalilov
 Ms Jane Gilbert
 Dr Long Jia
 Dr Shahnaz Kouhbor
 Professor Sid Morris
 Dr Chris Turville
 
Post-Graduate Research StudentsMr Nial Muecke
 Mr Ather Saeed