Australian doctors aim to become the new catalysts of global change in the world of medicine. Healthcare, now, is being administered in an easier method, since technology has reached the global scale. Through the utilization of various pharmaceutical machines, and high-tech apparatuses, some folks tend to entrust the patient’s clinical condition to the technology’s capacity in providing faster approach to recovery.

Yet, the significance of heart-to-heart connection between the specialist and the ill person has been gradually taken for granted, and Australian doctors aim to bridge this gap.

Doctor-patient relationship

The director and co-founder of GenWise Health, Dr. Sebastian Rees, advised that building a strong doctor- patient relationship offers a great positive effect on health outcomes. Also, it is one of the major element of quality care, specifically of aged care. This is the reason why Dr. Rees and his team developed GenWise, in 2013. This provides the structure, support and resources of a clinic without the overhead of a traditional surgery. Meaning, Australian doctors will have more extra time to visit to their patients at registered aged care facilities (RACFs) and soon, the patients’ homes.

As a result, the support for the empowerment of  personalized, and comprehensive communication between the healthcare provider and the patient became so much achievable.

Award and Consolation Prize

In the year 2017, Dr. Rees’ and his team’s initiative accomplished the title of Telstra Australian Business of the Year. Dr. Troye Wallet who collaborated with Dr. Rees stated that through GenWise, the traditional bricks and mortar models of General Practice could be possibly devitalized.

Moreover, it fortunately allow the health care expert to work on-the go, anytime and anywhere to monitor the patient’s medical state.

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