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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 4/24/26 |  Connection driving action - Digital Health Week Conference 2026 | This episode covers the redesign and goals of the Digital Health Week Conference 2026 being held on Nov 18-19 in Auckland - emphasising inclusivity, industry engagement, and sustainable impact. HiNZ CEO Alex Kemp and DHA CEO Stella Ward discuss how the partnership between the two associations is creating a connected and action-driven event, bringing together diverse stakeholders for meaningful change and innovation. | — | ||||||
| 4/16/26 | Leading innovation in primary care | ProCare CEO Bindi Norwell shares practical insights on what it takes to turn innovation into everyday practice in primary care. She unpacks how to accelerate adoption among time-poor clinicians, why making new tools habitual is the key to lasting impact, and how a collaborative, scale-ready approach can transform care for millions.Bindi also highlights the cultural shift required for meaningful change: embracing fast failure, learning quickly, and celebrating wins to sustain momentum and keep innovation alive across the system. | — | ||||||
| 3/30/26 | Setting the standard in Aged Care | Third Age Health Geriatrician Dr Jackie Broadbent and clinical change coordinator Madelaine Young explain what drove the development of the new Elder Care Standards and the impact they have had since implementation.They discuss why is it important to hold medical providers to a clear set of quality standards when delivering care in aged residential care facilities.Also, how technology is evolving rapidly in healthcare and how that has influenced the need for consistent quality standards in this sector. | — | ||||||
| 10/1/25 | How to be an accessibility winner - a Blind Low Vision perspective | Digital accessibility consultant Callum McMenamin, founder of Open Access, talks about creating inclusive digital environments for blind and low vision people, particularly within health and social care. Callum shares his journey into accessibility, his work on government web standards, and the creation of the “Accessibility Loser Board” that highlights areas needing urgent improvement. The discussion explores challenges and systemic barriers in health and disability services, and the role of standards and emerging technologies like AI in shaping a more accessible and equitable digital future for all New Zealanders. | — | ||||||
| 5/27/25 | Exploring AI in Radiology | Sharyn MacDonald, Chief of Radiology at Health NZ Te Whatu Ora Waitaha Canterbury, explores the evolving role of artificial intelligence in radiology to improve patient safety and access to care. Sharyn shares insights into how Health NZ is assessing the potential use of AI tools - from fracture detection to improving diagnostic workflows - and discusses the importance of clinician-led innovation, and ensuring safe implementation. | — | ||||||
| 5/2/25 | Harnessing digital tools and behavioural science to improve health outcomes | Auckland GP Reza Jarral discusses his research plans after being awarded the prestigious 2025–2026 Harkness Fellowship to travel to the US and investigate how digital health tools and behavioural science can be harnessed to improve health outcomes.He discusses how consumer technologies, such as wearables, health apps, and digital coaches, can drive behaviour change, and his hopes to translate this research into both clinical practice and national policy back in New Zealand. | — | ||||||
| 4/16/25 | Ep 56: Te reo, tikanga and tech in the age of AI | Te Taka Keegan, co-director Māori of the AI Institute at Waikato University, explores the intersection of Te Reo Māori, tikanga, and artificial intelligence. From training large language models to protecting Māori data sovereignty, Te Taka shares insights on how AI can be both a powerful tool and a cultural risk, and discusses the importance of Māori leadership in shaping Aotearoa’s digital future. Te Taka is a keynote speaker at the HiNZ Digital Health AI Summit being held on May 20-21 in Wellington, NZ. | — | ||||||
| 10/17/24 | Ep 51: eAllied Health | Ministry of Health Chief Allied Health Professions Officer Martin Chadwick and co-chair of the National Allied Health Scientific and Technical Informatics Group Charlene Tan-Smith discuss themes from the upcoming eAllied Health workshop at Digital Health Week in December; turning data into meaningful information, applying AI in clinical practice and ensuring digital solutions are designed with users in mind. | — | ||||||
| 6/11/24 | Ep 49: Exploring Maori and Pacific led digital health | This episode of eHealth Talk NZ is the audio recording of a webinar HiNZ hosted on exploring Maori and Pacific led digital health. HiNZ media editor Rebecca McBeth is joined by 4 panellists; Dr Mataroria Lyndon, Tend Health Co-Founder and Senior Lecturer in Medical Education, Auckland University; Tanith Petersen, Chief Operating Officer, He Waka Tapu; Dr Amio Matenga Ikihele, General Manager Community, Research, Learning, Moana Connect; and Tim Corbett, CEO at HiNZ. | — | ||||||
| 6/3/24 | Ep:47 Nursing and AI | College of Nurses Aotearoa member and clinical director at Orion Health Carey Campbell discusses the arrival of Generative AI, the potential benefits of adopting AI tools in nursing and how nurses can prepare and get involved in discussions to shape the future in this space. | — | ||||||
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| 4/30/24 | Ep 44: Hira - now and into the future | Health NZ Te Whatu Ora Manager Technology Enablers Gerard Keenan discusses what the Hira programme has delivered so far and what those data and digital foundations will enable in the future. | — | ||||||
| 11/15/23 | Ep 41: Gender issues in nursing | Professor Jenny Carryer from Massey University's School of Nursing discusses her recent inaugural address: Reimagining Nursing Through a Feminist Lens - reflecting on her experience of nursing as a profession where you have to struggle constantly for recognition and respect, and why it is important for nurses to be involved in leadership, decision-making and policy development. | — | ||||||
| 7/5/23 | Ep 39: Hira update with Ray Delany | Hira programme director Ray Delany discusses the vision for Hira, the programme reset, achievements so far, and the future of electronic and personal health records in Aotearoa New Zealand. | — | ||||||
| 5/22/23 | Ep 38: Enabling transformation - HiNZ | HiNZ board members Karen Blake and Steve Earnshaw discuss data and digital transformation in the health sector and HiNZ's role in enabling that future. | — | ||||||
| 4/16/23 | Ep 36: HiNZ's new CEO - Tim Corbett | Tim Corbett joined Health Informatics New Zealand (HiNZ) as chief executive in February 2023. He shares his background and thoughts on data and digital health, as well as insight into his plans for the organisation. | — | ||||||
| 3/5/23 | Ep 35: Professional supervision for nurses | The College of Nurses Aotearoa is running professional supervision short courses in May 2023. Catherine Cook, AUT Associate Professor, School of Clinical Sciences, discusses the role and benefits of professional supervision in nursing and what to expect from the course. | — | ||||||
| 11/23/22 | Ep 32: Extending care into the community | Extending care beyond existing facilities has been identified as a key priority in the Philips Future Health Index 2022 report, with many expecting it to become even more crucial in the future. Philips regional leader for EMR and Care Management, Dan Ball, discusses why there is such a strong desire to move more care into the community.Download the report | — | ||||||
| 10/27/22 | Ep 31: Reflections on 50 years in nursing | Outgoing Executive Director at the College of Nurses, Jenny Carryer, reflects on her time in the role, greatest highlights and challenges, and her vision for the future of nursing. | — | ||||||
| 9/29/22 | Ep 29: Health Analytics & Interoperability: A Landmark Study | InterSystems Regional Director, Data Platforms, Andrew Aho, and Director, Customer Relations & Sales for New Zealand, Brian Biggs discuss the findings of a new study showing New Zealand healthcare providers continue to struggle with collecting, analysing and applying relevant data. Download the InterSystems report. | — | ||||||
| 6/22/22 | Ep. 28 Shayne Hunter: The final say | Deputy director general data and digital at the Ministry of Health Shayne Hunter is stepping down after nearly 3.5 years in the role. In this episode he reflects on what has been achieved during this time and his vision for the future. | — | ||||||
| 10/5/21 | Episode 19: NZ’s tech skills shortage and embracing the ‘change mindset’ | Change in the health sector due to widespread reform is creating a ‘fight or flight’ mentality in data and digital staff. The general tech talent shortage is adding extra challenges to recruiting and retaining staff as skills become scarce and salaries increase exponentially. Spark Health chief executive Will Reedy and chief strategy director at specialist technology recruitment and professional coaching firm Potentia, Abinesh Krishan, discuss the issues and possible solutions. | — | ||||||
| 9/15/21 | Episode 18: E-Nursing and Midwifery | Auckland DHB clinical informatics specialist Lucy Westbrooke and professional practice fellow in child health, Otago University, Emma Collins discuss use of data and digital technologies in the field of nursing and the exciting line-up at the HiNZ eNursing and Midwifery workshop in Wellington in November. | — | ||||||
| 9/1/21 | Episode 16: News round-up – August | HiNZ board member Scott Arrol discusses the new Health System Indicators, Book My Vaccine go-live and FHINZ members. | — | ||||||
| 7/22/21 | Episode 13: Empowering data-driven healthcare | Precision Driven Health (PDH) chief executive Kevin Ross tells the unique story of PDH and provides insights into the use of algorithms, AI, data ethics and social license in the health sector. | — | ||||||
| 3/18/21 | Episode 1: A round-up of news from New Zealand’s data and digital health sector with commentary from guest Scott Arrol | - | — | ||||||
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