NexusMD.ai Partners with RFDS Victoria to Advance Pre-Hospital Care with AI
A strategic partnership with Royal Flying Doctor Service Victoria to co-develop an AI-enabled integrated patient record system designed specifically for pre-hospital care in Australia.
Today, we’re excited to announce a strategic partnership with Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) Victoria to co-develop an AI-enabled integrated patient record system designed specifically for pre-hospital care in Australia.
Through this partnership, RFDS Victoria will provide real-world clinical environments, simulation and validation support to ensure the solution is tailored for real-world ambulance and patient transport workflows across metro and regional Victoria. NexusMD.ai will lead the design and development of the secure AI-enabled solution, working closely with RFDS Victoria teams to ensure it is practical, reliable, and aligned with frontline care delivery.
The partnership seeks to reduce key operational pressures by supporting paramedics, ambulance transport attendants, and patient transport officers to capture accurate clinical information in complex, high-noise environments, reducing documentation burden, enabling offline care in remote regions, and strengthening secure and faster clinical handovers into receiving hospitals.
RFDS Victoria delivers essential primary health, patient transport, and community care services across the state. With extensive experience supporting isolated communities, RFDS combines clinical capability, innovation, and deep community partnerships to improve access to high-quality care. Non-emergency patient transport (NEPT) crew operate in diverse environments, ensuring patients receive safe, timely, and coordinated support throughout their healthcare journey.
What the system will enable
The partnership reflects a shared commitment to responsible innovation and to strengthening pre-hospital care as a critical part of Australia’s healthcare system, supporting better outcomes for patients, paramedics, and clinicians.
Excited for what we’re building together — a smoother and more connected future for pre-hospital care.
