Health sector
Lockstep's services in the health sector are focused on program evaluation, public health research, clinical trials, and security advice especially in relation to smartcards and health PKI.
Lockstep's recent health sector clients include:
- South Australia Department of Health
- National eHealth Transition Authority (NEHTA)
- Department of Health & Ageing
- Hunter & New England Area Health Service
- Sydney West Area Health Service
- Australian General Practice Network
- Ozdocsonline
- Medicare Australia.
Our health sector expertise is summarised below, and detailed in the attached profile statements.
Dr Elizabeth Denney Wilson (PhD)
Elizabeth is a senior consultant and public health researcher who has recently completed a state-wide population-based study of over 5,000 children and adolescents. She was the chief investigator on a sub-study that collected biomarker samples from adolescents, and was responsible for the development and implementation of protocols to securely and confidentially provide results to study subjects. Her current clients include Sydney West Area Health Service, the Hunter-New England Area Health Service, and Deakin University.
Elizabeth is an active member of the Australian Epidemiological Association, the Public Health Association of Australia and the Australasian Association for the Study of Obesity. She was the founding secretariat of the Australian Child and Adolescent Obesity Research Network. She has managed clinical trials of complex implantable medical devices in both Australia and the USA. She also developed regulatory submissions and has a thorough understanding of the clinical and regulatory issues surrounding secure health records.
See profile below.
Stephen Wilson
Stephen has particular experience in the health sector, gained from many years working on healthcare authentication, security policy, privacy, medical device R&D (in Australia and the USA), quality, and clinical and regulatory affairs. His recent e-health clients include NEHTA, Medicare Australia, the Australian GP Network, the NSW Human Services "Better Service Delivery Program", CSIRO's flagship Preventative Health program, and OzdocsOnline.
See profile below.
