About Dr Henry Glennie
Dr Henry Glennie is a consultant otolaryngologist-head and neck surgeon (ear, nose and throat specialist) and an expert in the role of big data in the delivery of cost-effective health care, with published articles and many presentations on this subject. He holds two surgical fellowships, a science degree and masters’ degrees in business administration and public policy. He is the Chief Executive Officer and Senior Medical Advisor of Medilink Australia Pty. Ltd. In his work with this company he has been at the forefront of telehealth consultations in Australia. Research interests include the influence of provider variation with overuse, underuse and misuse of healthcare resources, the importance of prompt diagnosis and treatment, the co-ordination of care and the cost of unplanned hospital readmissions.
Henry has written various publications on otolaryngology-head and neck surgery, healthcare delivery and reform including:
- The place of home care in the management of the dependent elderly (1993)
- Privatisation: is it a viable option? (1991)
- Downsizing of hospitals with effective community care (1993)
- The provision of cost-effective health and disability care to a pilot community (2009)
- Delivering health care cost-effectively using available technology (2012)
- Transforming health care: big data and the personally controlled electronic health record (2012)
- A clinical study to accurately monitor costs and outcomes in 2700 patients (2013)
- Electronic Health Records. Where are they now? Where should they be? (2020)
- The road out for Victoria in the management of Covid-19 (2020)
The place of home care in the management of the dependent elderly, 1993.
Privatisation: is it a viable option? 1991.
Downsizing of hospitals with effective community care, 1993.
The provision of cost-effective health and disability care to a pilot community, 2009.
Delivering health care cost-effectively using available technology, 2012.
Transforming health care: big data and the personally controlled electronic health record, 2012.
A clinical study to accurately monitor costs and outcomes in 2700 patients, 2013.
Electronic Health Records. Where are they now? Where should they be? 2020.
The road out for Victoria in the management of Covid-19, 2020.
About Sahana Ramamurthy
Sahana is a dynamic financial leader whose robust background in electronics and ongoing Master’s studies in Data Science at RMIT University uniquely positions her to bridge finance and technology. Her analytical expertise and innovative approach enable her to strategically steer our financial operations, fostering the development of intelligent, secure solutions specifically tailored for the healthcare sector. Combining technical know-how with financial acumen, she excels at integrating cutting-edge data practices into our financial strategies, ensuring operational excellence and driving sustainable growth within the company.
About Dexter Zhang
Dexter Zhang is a first class honours student and an expert in the role of big data in the delivery of cost-effective health care, with published articles and many presentations on this subject. He holds two surgical fellowships, a science degree and masters’ degrees in business administration and public policy. He is the Chief Technology Officer and Senior Medical Advisor of Medilink Australia Pty. Ltd. In his work with this company he has been at the forefront of telehealth consultations in Australia. Research interests include the influence of provider variation with overuse, underuse and misuse of healthcare resources, the importance of prompt diagnosis and treatment, the co-ordination of care and the cost of unplanned hospital readmissions.
Henry has written various publications on otolaryngology-head and neck surgery, healthcare delivery and reform including:
The place of home care in the management of the dependent elderly, 1993.
Privatisation: is it a viable option? 1991.
Downsizing of hospitals with effective community care, 1993.
The provision of cost-effective health and disability care to a pilot community, 2009.
Delivering health care cost-effectively using available technology, 2012.
Transforming health care: big data and the personally controlled electronic health record, 2012.
A clinical study to accurately monitor costs and outcomes in 2700 patients, 2013.
Electronic Health Records. Where are they now? Where should they be? 2020.
The road out for Victoria in the management of Covid-19, 2020.
Medilink Expert Team
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Dr Henry Glennie
CEO
Sahana Ramamurthy
CFO
dexter Zhang
CTO