Aug 30, 202634 minS3
AI is changing healthcare fast, but behind the headlines, it’s standards like FHIR that ensure data is safe, consistent, and ready for real-world use. In this episode, they explore how robust digital health standards...
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The Sparked Podcast
Hosted by AEHRC · science · EN
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We’re assembling a community to bring about the cultural change required to build connected health care systems through FHIR and health data standards in Australia, and we need your expertise. In every episode we explore the value of standards development from different local and global perspectives including what’s involved in Sparked and how to get involved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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What is The Sparked Podcast about?
We’re assembling a community to bring about the cultural change required to build connected health care systems through FHIR and health data standards in Australia, and we need your expertise. In every episode we explore the value of standards development from different local and global perspectives including what’s involved in Sparked and how to get involved.
Who hosts The Sparked Podcast?
The Sparked Podcast is hosted by AEHRC. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
What has The Sparked Podcast covered recently?
Recent episodes include "S03 EP 06: Designing safe AI: the role of standards" (30 August 2026, 34 minutes), "S03 EP 05: When Data Tells a Story: FHIR and Patient Empowerment" (16 August 2026, 42 minutes), and "S03 EP 04: Why standards matter in women’s digital health" (2 August 2026, 24 minutes).
How often does The Sparked Podcast publish?
The Sparked Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 18 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on The Sparked Podcast?
Booking probability for The Sparked Podcast is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Sparked Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Sparked Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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AEHRC hosts The Sparked Podcast, a science podcast with 18 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Aug 16, 202642 minS3
What does it mean for patient empowerment when health information is truly connected? In this episode, the FHIR creator and leading health consumer advocates discuss the real-world impact of digital health standards...
- Aug 2, 202624 minS3
Women’s health has been historically under-represented in health data and research, leading to persistent inequities in care. As digital health evolves, there’s a unique opportunity to address these gaps, but only if...
- Jul 19, 202637 minS3
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health relies on more than just clinical data - it depends on community, culture, and a holistic view of wellbeing. In this episode, it explores why Indigenous data sovereignty is...
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S03 EP 02: Two tribes, one standard
Jul 5, 202639 minS3Australia’s journey toward interoperable digital health depends on how well states and territories can align their distinct approaches. In this episode, it focuses on the realities of FHIR adoption in complex...
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- Jun 22, 202640 minS3
Australia’s digital health standards are gaining global focus as Sparked’s FHIR Accelerator puts interoperability and productivity at the centre of reform. In this episode, it examines how national priorities connect...
Aug 17, 202524 minS2In Season 1, we introduced Sparked and explored the big-picture challenges of digital health standards in Australia and around the world. Now, in Season 2, we’re diving deeper—spotlighting sectors like aged care...
Aug 17, 202533 minS2What does Sparked mean for private specialists and patients across every stage of life? From paediatrics to geriatrics, this episode explores how standards can break down silos and improve patient care across the full...
Aug 17, 202533 minS2Allied health professionals are critical to patient outcomes—but are they included in the interoperability conversation? This episode dives into the opportunities and challenges of bringing allied health into the fold...
Aug 17, 202523 minS2Nurses are the backbone of healthcare, yet digital systems haven’t always worked for them. In this episode, we hear how Sparked is helping the nursing workforce shape national standards that reflect real clinical needs...
Aug 17, 202530 minS2How do we bring aged care into the digital health ecosystem? Our guests discuss the specific challenges of the sector—from legacy systems to data gaps—and why alignment with broader healthcare standards is critical...
Aug 17, 202536 minS2Two years on—what has Sparked achieved and where to from here? In this forward-looking finale, senior leaders reflect on the program’s success, how it aligns with national strategies like the Digital Health Blueprint...
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