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AGENDA |
09.00-09.05 |
Welcoming Speech, Opening Remarks & Thank You Sponsor Speech by Conference Producer |
09.05-09.15 |
Chairperson: Conference Introduction Day 1
Highlights on Conference Day 1 Key Sessions |
09.15-10.15 |
Integrating Health IT to drive Clinical and Operational Efficiencies: Macquarie University Hospital, modern digital teaching hospital
- Delivering a digital hospital vision
- Implementing a fully integrated EMR
- Benefits and barriers faced
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Carmel Kennedy
Director of Clinical Services
Macquarie University Hospital
Carmel Kennedy has over 20 years’ experience in management roles, 15 of those years in senior management positions within the private hospital sector. Carmel completed her General Nursing Certificate, RNSH in Sydney in 1985. She then undertook a Post Graduate nursing certificate in spinal cord injuries at the NSW College of Nursing which she completed in 1987. In 1995 she completed her Masters in Business Administration at Wollongong University. In the same year, Carmel became Deputy Director of Nursing at Southern Highlands Private Hospital. She then moved to Westmead Private Hospital as the Clinical Services Manager. In 2004 she was promoted to the role of Director of Clinical Services.
Following her time at Westmead Private Hospital, she transitioned to Mt Wilga Rehabilitation Hospital where she was employed as both the Director of Clinical Services and CEO. Carmel has been the Director of Clinical Service at Macquarie University Hospital since March 2012 where she worked closely with the team to be one of the first Hospitals to achieve accreditation against all 10 of the NSQHS standards. |
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Eliza Kenny
Director of IT
Macquarie University Hospital
Eliza Kenny was part of the commissioning team of Macquarie University Hospital (MUH) in 2010, joining the Hospital as part of the nursing team. Prior to commencing with MUH, Eliza had 15 years’ experience in the public health sector and led projects in clinical redesign and service realignment. Having moved into the Technology Services Team in 2011, Eliza took on the management of the Department in 2014. In May this year, Eliza led the implementation of TrakCare throughout the Hospital, this being the second CIS implementation she has played an integral role in. |
10.15-10.45 |
Morning Refreshments |
10.45-11.45 |
Cabrini Health: Supporting the Digital Hospital – 2020 Vision
- Transition to a digital hospital
- Obtaining clinical ‘buy-in’ and support of new technology
- Overcoming challenges, pitfalls to avoid and early wins
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Judith Day
Executive Director, Commercial Services and Business Systems
Deputy Chief Executive
Cabrini Health
Judith Day has the role of Executive Director, Commercial Services and Business Systems (Deputy Chief Executive). Judith has worked at Cabrini for nine years. She is a Certified Practising Accountant and completed a Master of Business Administration from the University of Adelaide. Judith has approximately 20 years’ experience in the health sector. Previously, she was Director of Finance and Administration at St Andrew’s Hospital in Adelaide. Prior to that, she worked in various roles at Faulding Healthcare, Flinders Medical Centre and Ashford Community Hospital. Her responsibilities include Finance, Payroll, Information Technology, Business Intelligence, Health Information Services and Health Fund negotiations. As part of her role, Judith deputizes for the Chief Executive when he is on leave. |
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Tim Staker
National General Manager
Cabrini Technology
Tim Staker has the role of National General Manager of Cabrini Technology, a wholly owned division of Cabrini Health. He holds a Master of Business Administration (Technology Management) and Diploma in Biomedical Engineering. He has a keen interest in health technology planning and support and has worked as an equipment planning consultant on many of the new hospital developments in Australia. Cabrini Technology provides biomedical engineering support services to over 400 hospitals in Australia and New Zealand including Cabrini Health. Cabrini Technology also owns AWA Technology services, a 100 year old iconic brand which today provides national support to IT infrastructure and projects to government and enterprise. |
11.45-12.05
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Sponsored Session by Avaya
Martin Claridge
CTO
Avaya ANZ
With over 25 years of technology experience, Martin is committed to providing innovative solutions that enable businesses to roll out new applications quickly, reduce business downtime and improve both security and device management in a mobile connected world. He partners with senior executives in enterprise organizations helping them transform their inherited, fractured network into one comprehensive entity. |
12.05-13.15 |
Lunch |
13.15-14.00 |
Road map to success for world-class ICT at Bendigo Health
- Vision of world-class ICT
- Digital Medical Record to Electronic Medical Record at new Bendigo Hospital
- Lessons learnt and future developments
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Dr Bruce Winzar
Executive Director, Information Services
Chief Information Officer
Bendigo Health
Bruce is the Executive Director of Information Services and Chief Information Officer responsible for ICT, applications and medical records at Bendigo Health. Bruce is also the Executive Sponsor for the new Bendigo Hospital ICT and EMR projects.Bruce has been in the ICT industry since 1976 and has held several senior ICT roles within both the private and public sector. Bruce has pursued a lead role in specifying and supervising the delivery of new models for services in health and local government, and provided project management for a range of large projects funded by both State and Federal Government. |
14.00-15.00 |
Formulating a design thinking framework and mapping the journey to digitization: a strategic project between Telstra & Calvary Health Group
- An observation-based study focused on delivery of integrated care
- Addressing the challenges of integrated care from policy, cultural and technological perspectives
- Design Thinking Approach: turning around the process of customer-focused solution development
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Tanya Felton
National General Manager, Health Industry Development
Telstra
Tanya Felton is Telstra’s Global Industries healthcare leader. Her healthcare background is focused on technology and she has a passion for smarter, connected hospitals and health systems. Joining Telstra in 2011, Tanya works with customers to create innovative solutions to solve the challenges of delivering health services in complex environments.Most recently, she undertook a Design Thinking project with Australia’s largest not for profit health care provider to understand and enable better care. |
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Sue Hanson
National Director, Clinical Services
Calvary
Sue’s clinical background is in palliative care. She has also held NSW Senior executive roles in Clinical Governance at local health district level. She held an academic appointment as a clinical professor of nursing from 2000-2007.In her current role at Calvary, Sue is responsible for clinical governance and clinical strategy across Calvary aged, community, acute public and private hospitals and specialist palliative care services in six Australian States and Territories. |
15.00-15.30 |
Afternoon Refreshments & Networking |
15.30 – 16.30 |
Hospital Design for Innovative Service Delivery
- The impact that building design has on service delivery in an advanced tertiary hospital
- The importance of getting passive infrastructure design right
- The final design as compared to the original design and the dependencies on non-clinical services
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Russel Withers
ICT Director
Fiona Stanley Hospital
Russel Withers is the Director of ICT at Western Australia’s flagship public hospital, Fiona Stanley Hospital, and has delivered ICT-centric programs of work for a variety of private sector and Government organizations across Australia, South East Asia, and the USA. Russel has worked in Healthcare and Healthcare ICT since 2000. Prior to his joining the Serco team at Fiona Stanley Hospital, he was involved in the delivery of ICT infrastructure to the recently opened Gold Coast University Hospital. After joining Serco in mid-2013, he oversaw the commercial and technical aspects of implementing and commissioning of the complex ICT systems integrations required to deliver the ICT vision at Fiona Stanley Hospital. |
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Kevin Burbidge, MACS CP
ICT Architect
Serco Australia
Kevin Burbidge is an ICT Professional with over 20 years’ experience in ICT infrastructure architecture, design, and implementation. For the last five years, Kevin has been dedicated to delivery of Western Australia’s most technologically advanced public tertiary medical facility, the Fiona Stanley Hospital. During this time, he has worked for both the Western Australian Department of Health to define the ICT Services required in the hospital, and more recently for Serco Australia, the contracted Facilities Management provider at Fiona Stanley Hospital, to design and deliver ICT Services in the hospital. |
16.30 – 17.00 |
Consumerization of IT and its impact on primary care
- Empowering patients to achieve better health outcomes
- The role of social media in getting feedback
- Importance of design interface in Health IT solutions
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Rachel de Sain
Founder & Director
Flaxworks
Rachel de Sain is the founder of digital transformation agency, Flaxworks. With almost 20 years of experience in delivering innovative digital solutions around the globe for a range of clients in the public and private sector, including MTV Networks, Accenture, Telstra. Rachel and her team have also delivered a range of projects for federal, state and local government agencies, including the development of the eMental Health Policy, design and development of the aged care gateway and complete redesign & transformation of the federal health information services through Healthdirect. |
17.00 – 17.45 |
Panel Discussion – The future of healthcare: Digital Hospital, within and beyond the walls
Judith Day
Executive Director, Commercial Services and Business Systems
Deputy Chief Executive
Cabrini Health
Dr. Simon Kos
Health Industry Manager
Microsoft Australia
Bruce Winzar
Executive Director, Information Services
Chief Information Officer
Bendigo Health
Russel Withers
ICT Director
Fiona Stanley Hospital |
17.45-18.00 |
Closing Remarks by Conference Chairman |