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Deveny takes over as ADHA board chair

3 April 2019
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By Kate McDonald

South Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network CEO Elizabeth Deveny has been appointed as the new chair of the Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA), taking over from inaugural chair Jim Birch.

The federal government announced a new board today that includes Medical Software Industry Association CEO Emma Hossack, Ocean Informatics co-founder and Northern Territory GP Sam Heard, UTS professor of health economics Mike Woods and CEO of the Australian College of Nursing Kylie Ward.

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