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Collaborating to realise the power of data, AI and digital technology in healthcare.
Established in 2020, our vision is to be a trusted partner and convenor in health innovation – catalysing the responsible use of data, AI, and digital technologies, the safe and equitable development and adoption of innovation, and a workforce confident and capable in driving digital transformation.
To help bring this vision to life, the Centre for Digital Transformation of Health houses a research platform and education team focused on driving efficient, meaningful change in healthcare. The Centre connects the strengths in health and medical research in the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, to the strengths in informatics, computing and data science in the School of Computing and Information Systems.
We work with research, clinical and commercial collaborators to upskill teams and de-risk the integration of promising digital technologies into routine clinical practice.
Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences
The University of Melbourne's Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, led by Interim Dean Professor Mike McGuckin, has extensive links with hospitals, leading research institutes, the public and private sectors, and is internationally renowned for global leadership in health research, policy and practice.
We recognise partnerships and collaborations are an integral facet of our development and a major strength of the Faculty is our ability to work collaboratively with our partners to benefit the community.
School of Computing and Information Systems, Faculty of Engineering and IT
The School of Computing and Information Systems (CIS) is an international research leader in computer science, information systems and software engineering. We are focused on delivering impact in Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, Human-Computer Interaction and Information Systems.
For more than fifty years, the people of CIS have shaped the global technology revolution. From commissioning Australia’s first computer, to managing the first internet connections, we’ve seen what’s possible when the world’s greatest minds are empowered to push the boundaries of technology. Today our people remain at the forefront of innovation, rapidly developing the technologies that will shape our future.