People and organisations bringing experience, ideas and examples to a shared industry effort. Every member can help shape what we build.
Care Economy Collective brings people together to improve the care industry through shared ideas, practical tools and honest testing. Membership is free, and taking part does not require buying any product or service.
SMPLS LABS and KnowingMe are examples of systems co-designed with providers and the people who use them. Dmitry Shibanov is involved in developing them. We bring them to the Collective for shared learning as we work together on a better care economy system for Australia. Everyone is invited to bring their own products, practical experience and ideas for us to explore together.
Founding care-information and collaborative design partnerKnowingMe contributes care-information tools shaped by collaboration with providers and the people using the systems. These are practical examples for members to explore, challenge and improve together, alongside other ideas and approaches.
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Founding technology and collaborative design partnerSMPLS LABS contributes care-sector experience, design and software examples to the shared work. It helps turn ideas from providers, frontline teams, managers and executives into prototypes that members can question, test and improve.
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These external KnowingMe resources illustrate everyday tasks such as care transitions and planning. Members are welcome to contribute other resources, question the design and help test what is useful. Check each resource’s privacy notice, terms and suitability before use.
SMPLS LABS and KnowingMe are connected to convenor Dmitry Shibanov’s commercial work. They bring examples and expertise to a collaborative initiative whose purpose is shared industry improvement.
Membership and collaboration do not require buying their products or services. Other tools and approaches are equally welcome. Each option must be assessed on its merits; contributor status does not establish independent validation or a procurement commitment.
Existing products keep their own ownership and terms. Permissions, recognition and terms for any shared work need to be agreed openly.
Bring an idea from daily work, a tool you are developing, or the experience to help others design and test something better.
Offer expertise or a provider setting