Making video games is my favourite hobby. It enables you to create something engaging and expressive while honing relevant real world skills as a bonus. In my free time for the last year, I’ve been developing a video game called […]
I’ve always been curious about what motivates us. Why do people feel the desire to swim 3km, ride 140km and then run a marathon in an ironman triathlon? Why would an astronaut sacrifice seeing his or her family to orbit […]
In 128 words or less, explain your business idea. Having worked as a clinician for 20 years, I recognised that Australia needed a healthcare system that makes life simpler for both patients and practitioners – this is where HealthEngine came […]
A few months ago, I was going about my workday creating campaigns, measuring brand (doing what marketers do) when our COO came along and said, “I’m starting a new team, a growth team, do you want to lead it?”. Just […]
Startups are often associated with long working hours and small wages, but that’s far from true. In the millennial age, I’d suggest that startups need to look beyond ping-pong, bean bags and free food to unearth what motivates their key […]
Disclaimer – It’s highly likely that I’m not going to tell you anything in the next four paragraphs that hasn’t already been covered a multitude of times on some entrepreneurial blog or is being discussed at your local start-up weekend […]
Having an online bookings system for your patients is a great way to improve accessibility and efficiency at your practice. Your staff will spend less time on the phone, you’ll have less unfilled gaps, you’ll reduce no-shows, and your patients […]
By David Sims As more people use Google to search for solutions for issues in their daily lives, it’s only natural for searches on healthcare to grow in frequency. It’s already a recognised practice – people researching health issues they […]
by Duane Attree Originally published on Croakey, 23 December 2014. There’s been a noticeable increase in the proliferation of views on the need for innovation, integration (still!) and the sustainability of our health system recently. All have been important, most […]
by Dr Marcus Tan Article originally published in Australian Doctor, 20 August 2014. It never ceases to amaze me how we often choose the brightest and the best within the education system to enter medical schools around the world only to turn these […]
