Core Schedule

A Day of Insight and Impact

Today Core Schedule had the honour of joining a New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE)-led trade delegation exploring innovations in adult, child, and youth mental health across Australia.

Representing us were Jasmin Kelly (VP of Sales & Marketing) and Joe Smith (Healthcare Solutions Specialist), who joined a cohort of New Zealand health tech leaders visiting three world-renowned institutions:

🧠 The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health
👥 Orygen – Australia’s Centre of Excellence in Youth Mental Health
👶 Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI)

Each visit delivered fresh insights into how Australia is driving progress in early intervention, research, and technology-enabled care for mental health.
A highlight was the participation of Hon. Matt Doocey NZ’s Minister for Mental Health & Associate Health Minister, whose presence reinforced the value of cross-border collaboration in tackling one of our generation’s most pressing challenges.

At Core Schedule, we’re proud to contribute to healthcare workforce transformation and to be part of a conversation that spans research, innovation, and impact.

Let’s build systems that support the mental well-being of future generations.

🌟 Core Schedule at Digital Health Week NZ 2024! 🌟

Our team, Stephen Pool, MD FACEM (CEO & Founder), Candice Togia (Chief Customer Officer), and Cade Murphy (CTO) are representing Core Schedule this week at Health Informatics New Zealand Digital Health Week NZ 2024 in Hamilton, from 2–5 December.

Under this year’s theme, Navigating the Future NOW, we’re exploring how digital innovation is shaping the future of healthcare equity and excellence. 🚀

👉 Don’t miss the chance to connect with us!

Come see how Core Schedule’s solutions are driving operational efficiencies, improving workforce management, and supporting a future-focused approach to healthcare.

📍 See you in Hamilton!

A huge p**i p**i to Amy Bell and her company, Core Schedule, for donating Apple Macs that they no longer use, to our kura.

How great to know the community think about us.