The Good Tech by the Medical Software Industry Association (MSIA)

Each episode of The Good Tech Podcast by the Medical Software Industry Association (MSIA) delivers expert commentary and practical insights from industry leaders and professionals. We tackle pressing health topics, offering tangible solutions and spotlighting challenges, bridging gaps, and uncovering opportunities to enhance healthcare standards. Whether you're a professional in health service delivery or committed to staying abreast of best practices in Australia, join us for a deep dive into critical issues like AI, aged care, interoperability, primary healthcare tools, and more. With real-life case studies, we demonstrate how cutting-edge technology is transforming healthcare, one solution at a time.

The Good Tech by the Medical Software Industry Association (MSIA) is a technology podcast hosted by Medical Software Industry Association (MSIA), with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Medical Software Industry Association (MSIA) hosts The Good Tech by the Medical Software Industry Association (MSIA), a technology show with 10 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Essential software for GP's and Specialists: Making a Difference for a Safer and Smarter Patient Care

  Dec 7, 20251h 19mS0

  <p>In this episode of the MSIA Good Tech Podcast, we speak with Kirk Kikirekov from HealthTrack, Chris Smeed from Cubico, Dr Safwan Sayyal from Sayyal Health Services, Helen Souris from Cardihab, Cameron Sampson from Telstra Health, Maxwell Holmes from MediRecords, Marcus Wilson from Surgical Partners, Robert Best from MIMS, Jan Chaffey and Cameron Jaffrey from Stat Health. This special episode is focused on essential software tools for GPs and specialists, highlighting the leading solutions helping Australian healthcare providers streamline processes, maintain safety, improve efficiency, and support sustainability.</p><p>A series of in-depth interviews with founders, CEOs, clinicians, and...

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  Episode #9

  Industry Founders, Inventors and Stars: Real-Life Tales of Grit, Growth, and Going Global

  Nov 30, 202538 minS0

  <p>In this episode of the MSIA Good Tech Podcast, we speak with Gerard Stevens from Webster Care, Dr Ben Hurst from HotDoc, Dr Frank Pyefinch and Lorraine Pyefinch from Best Practice, and Jenny O’Neil from Episoft about the journeys of industry founders, inventors, and stars who have shaped the landscape of Australian health technology.</p><p>Covering the personal stories behind the development of well-known products such as the Webster Pack, HotDoc, Best Practice, and Episoft. Each guest shares the inspiration that led to their innovations, challenges faced during their development, and the ongoing impact of their work wi...

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  Episode #8

  Interoperability and International trends from the Father of FHIR

  Oct 13, 202522 minS0

  <p>In this episode of the MSIA Good Tech Podcast, we speak with Grahame Grieve, founder of HL7 FHIR, about international trends in healthcare interoperability, with a focus on the Australian landscape. Exploring which interoperability approaches are working, which are not, and what the next steps are for both software and frontline care.</p><p>Discussing the problems at the core of interoperability, including why FHIR was created and the progress made over the years. Talking on the ongoing challenges faced by clinicians and consumers, the importance of standards and governance, and the balance needed between innovation and conformity. Grahame...

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  Episode #7

  Bridging the Gaps: Interoperability, Cloud, and the Future of Connected Healthcare

  Aug 18, 202536 minS0

  <p>In this episode of the MSIA Good Tech Podcast, we speak with Grahame Grieve (Health Intersections), Jessica White (Best Practice), David Young (Healthlink), and Brad Porter (Orion Health) about the current state and future direction of interoperability in Australian healthcare, with a particular focus on new standards, integration challenges, and real-world implementation. </p><p>Covering the progress Australia has made in embracing interoperability, with initiatives such as the Sparked FHIR community and the transition to cloud-based systems. Case studies from leading software vendors reveal what is needed to deliver on interoperability, from practical governance and partnership frameworks to addressing t...

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  Episode #6

  Smarter Hospitals, Safer Patients: Health Tech Leaders on the Future of Care

  Aug 11, 202529 minS0

  <p>In this episode of the MSIA Good Tech Podcast, we speak with Margaret Wright (RLDatix), Kate Quirke (Alcidian), Jenny O’Neill (Episoft), and Paul Beraldo (Dedalus) about the practical application of technology in hospitals to improve productivity, interoperability, patient and workforce satisfaction, and overall healthcare outcomes in Australia.</p><p>Discussions focused on tools for clinical governance, workforce management and rostering, data consolidation and interoperability platforms, digital front door solutions for hospitals, AI in administrative and clinical support, and patient engagement tools. Sharing real-world examples of operational improvements, cost savings, and safer patient care resulting from these technologies. Along wi...

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