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CHI Building Works |
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Entering its third year of operation, the Centre is already expanding to accommodate new staff, further infrastructure development and new health technology demonstrations. Building works have been recently completed in low fidelity areas and administration offices to incorporate the Centre’s growing staff numbers and expansion of demonstration capabilities.
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New Simulation Education Course |
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An Adult Retrieval Crisis Resource Management Simulation Course was developed for the Graduate Certificate in Emergency Health (Aero Medical Retrieval) participants and held at the Centre November 2009.
The session was facilitated by Dr Tim Gray, ARV Coordinator - CHI Associate Director of Simulation and Tess Vawser –CHI Simulation Instructor.
This innovative simulation-based course provided participants with the opportunity to update retrieval medicine skills, as well as providing a unique opportunity to learn about and practice the generic behavioural skills necessary for effective team performance in challenging environments.
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CHI becomes first industry node for Vic6 |
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In November 2008, Premier John Brumby announced a $245 million strategy to boost the Victorian ICT industry, including funding for an Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) testbed network (Vic6) to help Victorian industry experience IPv6 in practice. CHI has been an industry partner with Vic6 and now has connected our testbed to theirs. We are now well placed to safely test and demonstrate health applications working under the IP version 6 protocol.
IPv6 is the foundation of the next generation of internet technology allowing innovation due to expanded features and mitigating risk associated with IP addresses shortages (expected to start running out in 2011).
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