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Jeremy Knibbs

Sydney
As seen in: The Medical Republic, LinkedIn, Mumbrella, Oncology Republic, Health Services Daily, Dermatology Republic
Wrong Hat Group Director,Daze of Disruption and Daze of Transformation Producer, Misfits Media CFO, Media Disruption to Transformation
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What do ‘sharing by default’ and an AI-native health system have in common?

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By Jeremy Knibbs
| The Medical Republic Verified
Australia has spent hundreds of millions planning and starting the build on a health data architecture for a world that no longer exists. Australia is amid a major program of building a genuinely significant health data infrastructure, including an ambitious associated regulatory agenda. But we have a problem now: AI.
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Is sharing by default for My Health Record or ‘patients and providers’?

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By Jeremy Knibbs
| The Medical Republic Verified
Just when we looked like getting clear of massive political and bureaucratic gravitational pull of the My Health Record, we seem to be falling back into its mesmerising and dark attractions.
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What do “sharing by default” and an AI-native health system have in common?

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By Jeremy Knibbs
| Health Services Daily
Australia has spent hundreds of millions planning and starting the build on a health data architecture for a world that no longer exists. So why aren’t we stopping to ask if it still makes sense? Australia is amid a major program of building a genuinely significant health data infrastructure, including an ambitious associated regulatory agenda. But we have a problem now: AI.
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