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Hacking to Helping Our drive to innovate and deliver new services via the QChild system Gavin Bott Healthy Hearing Whole of birth popula=on on QLD - Offered Private and Public +99% screen rate for whole State since 2006

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Hacking to Helping

Our drive to innovate and deliver new services via the QChild system

Gavin Bott

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  • Whole of birth popula=on on QLD - Offered
  • Private and Public
  • +99% screen rate for whole State since 2006
  • Downstream service pathway for referrals

Healthy Hearing

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Screening Audiology Family Support Child Hearing Clinics Hearing Implant Early Interven;on Deadly Ears

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  • Customised MS Dynamics CRM 365
  • All of business for Healthy Hearing
  • With all data known from the beginning (2004)
  • 7 Clinical areas, across 4 programs
  • Approx. 300 users Statewide
  • +700,000 Healthy Hearing child records (+ 20,000 Deadly Ears and Hearing

Implant migrated records)

  • 270 record types available (tables), with thousands of individual data items

(fields)

  • 4th genera=on system.
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  • The Deadly Ears Program leads Queensland Health’s

response to reducing the rates and impacts of middle ear disease and conduc=ve hearing loss for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children across Queensland.

  • Ear and hearing health is a major public health

concern as hearing loss affects how a person interacts, understands and communicates with the world around them.

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children have one of the highest rates of middle ear disease and hearing loss in the world. These children experience it:

  • Earlier: They can contract the disease and hearing loss in their first weeks of life.
  • Frequently: They suffer from the disease and hearing loss o\en and repeatedly.
  • Severely: They can develop worse forms of the disease and greater levels of hearing

loss.

  • Persistently: They can experience the disease and hearing loss for longer periods of

=me.

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  • Warraber Island
  • Poruma Island
  • Kuin Village
  • St Pauls Community
  • Badu Island
  • Mabuiag Island
  • Yam Island
  • Yorke Island
  • Darnley Island
  • Murray Island
  • Saibai Island
  • Boigu Island
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Can QChild Help Us?

“Hey, can you get QChild to display these

  • toscopy images so ENT’s can look at them
  • utside of being on the trip in person?”
  • No. Sounds predy hard. Tools don’t like it.
  • But maybe, it does sound good, I’ll ask.
  • Yeah, It’s hard, but good, not right now…….
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  • 3 days of running about
  • Long hours of Dev work
  • Short presenta=ons are hard
  • Take risks, get results
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  • Review Hack & show what was achieved
  • Review/re-scope business need – a lot of

“new” added

  • Get signatures and endorsement
  • Schedule build
  • Deploy and Go Live Aug 2017
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ENT Work conducted on a this kind of review trip currently lasts a week. Using Tele-Otology will now take 2 days

Tele-Otology: Has Value?

  • 5 trips planned in 2017: $60k in resources
  • 25 Days of ENT ;me
  • 2500 Tele-Otology reviews
  • 375 children from a wait list
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Tele-Otology: Has Value?

  • The impacts of middle ear disease and hearing loss are substan=al at any age. But in young children it can

affect childhood development – including speech, language and cogni=ve development. In some cases, the recurrent nature of the disease can also lead to permanent hearing loss.

  • Middle ear disease and hearing loss can lead to long-term developmental and learning problems, o\en

seen in the educa=onal and home environments. As children go through early childhood educa=on and into schooling, the disease impacts upon their school readiness, communica=on skills, learning abili=es and educa=onal outcomes. In the home environment, it can affect a child’s family rela=onships, social skills and contribute to percep=ons of their behavioural problems.

  • The impacts of middle ear disease and associated hearing loss can have far-reaching social and economic

consequences because they influence the trajectory of children’s lives towards adolescence and adulthood, including future employment outcomes.

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  • 3 days of running about (bit slower)
  • Long hours of Dev work (more)
  • Short presenta=ons (are s=ll hard)
  • Take risks, get results……….

Working proto-type – I hope

What again? With machine learning….

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2017 Hack: (Q)ICA

Goal 1

  • Data based screening tool via machine learning

Goal 2

  • Image based screening tool via machine learning

Goal 3

  • Unleash QICA on the full dataset
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(Q)ICA: Goal 1

Data based screening tool via machine learning

  • Full QChild integra=on – standard business
  • 10k exis=ng records to work from
  • Predic=on of “Needs ENT Review Y/N”
  • Working proto type from Hack
  • Can this cut 200 cases in need of review to 100 – do I get

to claim another day?

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(Q)ICA: Goal 2

Image based screening tool via machine learning

  • Full QChild integra=on – standard business
  • 300 images with results to work with as of today
  • Predic=on: ENT Care Y/N + Urgency
  • Can it cut finer? Cri=cal condi=ons?
  • Result: Device agnos=c screening tool
  • We need new knowledge, data, and =me
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(Q)ICA: Goal 3

Unleash QICA on the full dataset

  • At this point, if goal 1 & 2 are achieved and Live – we

kind of have to

  • +700k records available from 2004
  • +60k each year
  • Associated available data sets of change in QLD readily

available – economic, social, etc.

  • Predic=on of…….what can we find?
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Thankyou

Healthy Hearing