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Kate Galvin

Kate Galvin

Customer Executive, NAB Health

Kate Galvin began her working life as a lawyer after completing a Bachelor of Economics and a Bachelor of Laws at Monash University. After many years at JBWere working in capital markets and investment advice, she was appointed to lead the NAB Private team in the southern states. In mid-2018, she made another exciting career transition after being asked to head up NAB Health. She is now looking forward to using her skill set to continue to build Australia’s best health bank.

Kate was the establishing Chair of the JBWere Diversity Council and Co-chair of the Goldman Sachs Women’s Network. She has served on a philanthropic board and currently sits on an arts museum committee.

RECENTLY PUBLISHED ARTICLES

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What patients want – prepare to be surprised.

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What do your patients think about vital issues like chronic illness prevention and mental health? This survey uncovers some surprising facts.

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How digital tools can empower your patients to prevent and manage chronic disease.

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CSIRO’s Future of Health report details what’s needed to keep Australia’s health system efficient, equitable and affordable. Here, we examine four key themes for healthcare business owners.

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Healthcare providers want to operate efficiently while providing the best possible care for their patients. Here’s how digitisation – My Health Record specifically – can help with both.

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A survey of more than 100 Australian health practitioners found an interesting mix of contentment and concern. It appears practitioners are torn between mounting challenges and exciting opportunities.

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