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Silvia Pfeiffer, NICTA Project Lead Asymmetrical Interfaces in Telehealth

Asymmetrical Interfaces in Telehealth

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Page 1: Asymmetrical Interfaces in Telehealth

Silvia Pfeiffer, NICTA Project Lead

Asymmetrical Interfacesin

Telehealth

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https://aifs.gov.au/publications/tyrannies-distance-and-disadvantage/

The Tyranny of Distance

95% ofAustralia is

rural and remote

12% ofthe population

Disconnectedfrom

Services

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Language determines lives

• 21% of school students have an expressive language difficulty upon entering school

• A disproportionate number of young offenders have language impairments

• 1/3 of people living in rural and remote areas live more than 50km from regular speech pathology services

• 2 months waiting time for initial assessment

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Oral language and indigenous culture

Direct speech pathology to schools in rural and remote NSW

• Manly to Bowraville, Bourke, Wagga Wagga

• 12 sessions every week

• impact on the lives of children

• remote teacher mentoring and training

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Asymmetrical Interface for Speech Pathology Speech Pathologist Student

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Asymmetrical Interface for Speech Assessment

• Touch screen

• Bell, Stickers for Rewards

• Instruction pages

• Hide local video

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Asymmetrical UI for Digital Service Delivery

• Room camera for context

• Document camera

• Digital document wet signature

• Call centre integration

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Coviu - a symmetrical collaboration platformready for asymmetrical profiling & API

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Rich Interaction Interfaces

https://coviu.com/

Contact: [email protected] https://au.linkedin.com/in/silviapfeiffer