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Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
CICM
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Lectures/presentations & webinars
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Digital Health Consultancy Services
JR Analytics provides clinician-led digital health consultancy to support health services, researchers, and organisations in designing, assessing, and implementing safe, clinically meaningful digital health solutions.
We work at the intersection of clinical care, digital systems, and governance, helping teams translate complex clinical problems into practical, usable digital tools that fit real-world workflows.
Our Consultancy Services
Digital Health Readiness & Clinical Workflow Review
For organisations planning a digital health pilot or implementation
What We Do
We assess whether a proposed digital solution aligns with real clinical workflows, safety requirements, and governance frameworks before build or rollout.
What We Provide
⬛ Clinical workflow mapping
⬛ Safety, usability, and governance risk identification
⬛ Review of data flows, handovers, and failure points
⬛ Practical recommendations to improve readiness
Outcome:
⬛ Clinician-informed readiness report
⬛ Clear, actionable next steps for pilot or implementation
Example 1
Pre-hospital digital documentation or handover tool
Scenario
An emergency care provider is considering introducing a digital patient record or handover solution to improve continuity of care.
Our review focuses on:
⬛ Existing pre-hospital and hospital handover workflows
⬛ Safety and usability risks in time-critical settings
⬛ Data flow between field teams, receiving facilities, and dashboards
Outcome
⬛ Readiness report identifying workflow gaps, safety considerations, and actions required before pilot deployment
Example 2
Wearable monitoring in acute or emergency care
Scenario
An organisation is exploring wearable physiological monitoring to support early deterioration detection, escalation, or continuity of monitoring across care transitions.
Our review focuses on:
⬛ How wearable alerts are generated, received, and escalated
⬛ Integration with emergency response teams, pre-hospital services, and receiving facilities
⬛ Risks related to alert fatigue, escalation ownership, and documentation
⬛ Safety, governance, and accountability considerations
Outcome
⬛ Readiness and safety assessment defining appropriate use cases, alerting thresholds, escalation pathways, governance requirements, and actions required before pilot or scaled deployment of wearable monitoring in acute or emergency care.
Dr Jadumani Singh leads JR Analytics’ digital health consultancy.
He has extensive clinical experience across Australia and India, including intensive care, retrieval medicine, and acute hospital systems.
Dr Singh brings deep clinical insight to digital health strategy, workflow design, and implementation, with a strong focus on safety, governance, and real-world usability. His work bridges frontline clinical experience, research translation, and digital health solution development, supporting organisations to deliver clinically meaningful and implementable digital health initiatives.