Be part of the digital health revolution where technology is reshaping healthcare.
With advances in digital health and virtual care, patients can access support anywhere, anytime. This minor explores how innovations like artificial intelligence, wearable devices, and connected digital infrastructures can transform the patient experience in healthy, subclinical and clinical populations, including sports settings.
By combining insights from healthcare, technology, and design, you’ll gain skills to work across disciplines to integrate technology into healthcare systems and communities.
Discover how emerging technologies from AI and wearables to telehealth are transforming the way care is delivered and experienced.
Learn to design innovative, patient-centred solutions that improve outcomes, streamline systems, and expand access to care through digital platforms.
With virtual care and smart health solutions on the rise, you’ll graduate ready to lead change in one of the world’s fastest-evolving industries.
The Connected Healthcare & Innovation minor is comprised of 4 subjects (48 credit points total).
The minor explores innovation in future healthcare technology in the context of a smart hospital. This includes concepts such as the digitisation of healthcare, remote patient monitoring, digital infrastructures, virtual collaboration, mobile care, and other emerging digital technologies.
The subjects examine the role of smart and connected technologies in wellness, prevention, and management of chronic conditions, giving you insight into a new emerging healthcare system of the future.
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While this minor is available to any student across RMIT currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree, it may be of particular interest to students in the disciplines of health, computing, design and business.
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