Not Just a GP Shortage: The Rural Health Workforce “Problem”
Last week, I was hiding from the brutal heatwave that rolled across North-East Victoria and enjoying a bit of live […]
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When Data Has Opinions: How Collecting Better Data Can Support Better Care
This morning, I sat quietly at the back of a room. Well, “quietly” (in the way a person with ADHD, three coffees,
Allied Health Post-Professionals: Rethinking the Rural Health Workforce
Have you ever heard of elephant trails? You’ve probably seen them. Also known as desire paths, they’re those dirt tracks
All the Small Things: Why Good Care Comes from the Details
At the National Disability Summit last week, one speaker (there were several, but this one stayed with me) shared her
JOEV2: What Building a Second Version of My Husband Taught Me About Responsible AI in Care
So, here’s a sentence I never expected to type: I’ve been working on building an AI version of my husband.
A 3am PING: The Compounding Effects of Missed Needs
At 3am this morning I couldn’t sleep. This blog was running around and around in my head, and I couldn’t
2025 with UNPLEXi
2025 with UNPLEXi Well. Here we are. Christmas. This year felt like one of those “two steps forward, one existential crisis
There’s a Fire In My Belly: AI, Coded Bias, and Designing Ethical Technology.
We use AI at UNPLEXi. We’re open about that. In many ways, we’re proud of how it helps us navigate
How Care Systems Miss Real Needs: Pezzetino and Boxes, Boxes, Boxes!
Why Health and Disability Systems Still Ask – “What Box Do You Fit In?” At 2am this morning I was
What a Cup of Tea Taught Me About Client-Centred Care, Support Workers, and Better Outcomes
About 20 years ago, when I was a practising physiotherapist, I went to work in the UK in Halifax, Yorkshire