• Regulating medical AI scribes

    Megan Prictor     |      March 23, 2026

    Many doctors feel that AI scribes make them more efficient, but without proper oversight, who’s looking out for patient privacy, consent and the potential risks that follow?

  • When medical software goes wrong

    Megan Prictor     |      August 8, 2022

    The use of clinical support software is beneficial in most cases but if it malfunctions, a doctor’s duty of care makes them liable for any mistakes.

  • Patients and the data breach notification maze

    Megan Prictor     |      August 14, 2018

    A new report confirms that Australia’s healthcare sector is susceptible to data breaches, yet the legal requirements around breach notification are inconsistent and about to get more confusing.

  • Data security in the spotlight

    Megan Prictor     |      April 10, 2018

    Australia’s new Notifiable Data Breaches scheme means you should be notified if your data is hacked. Will unmasking a problem many firms have tried to cover up force them to take security more seriously?