It is easy to say that, in a world of modern technology, our data is automatically more secure and accurate, but when the digital age is in constant battle with misinformation spread on social media, hackers, and data systems that cannot keep up with demand, how far can we truly say we have come in terms of managing medical data, and is there anything we could learn from our ancient counterparts?
This presentation will discuss the roots of medical information management in the western world, how it developed later in time, and what we must consider in order to improve our current standards to ensure even more secure and efficient means of managing medical information. How have the recording and management of medical information of yesterday impacted the approaches today?
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Tony Perry
Director of Information and Data Management, Paragon Information Management Services Australia
Tony Perry – Director of information and data management consulting company Paragon Information Management Services Australia Pty Ltd and long term information management specialist with over 30 years of experience having worked across multiple international regions including the UK, Europe, Norway, US, Canada, Middle East, India New Zealand and Australia and industries including oil and gas, mining, aeronautical, and the arts within both private and government sectors.
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Erin Smylie
Researcher, Paragon Information Management Services Australia Pty Ltd
Researcher for Paragon Information Management Services Australia Pty Ltd, a recent graduate from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Arts in Chinese Languages and Culture and Classics and Ancient History, and a member of the Golden Key International Honour Society
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https://www.paragon-ims.com.au/
