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09.00 |
Welcome Speech by Conference Producer |
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09.05 |
Conference Introduction by Chairman
Highlights on Conference Day 1 Key Sessions |
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Dr Damian Claydon-Platt, Chief Clinical Information Officer, Epworth Healthcare
Dr Damian Claydon-Platt is the Chief Clinical Information Officer at Epworth Healthcare, a large not-for-profit healthcare group in Victoria. Damian is a medical doctor with 18 years clinical experience working predominantly in the Intensive Care Environment.
As the CCIO of Epworth Healthcare, he is currently involved in the strategic alignment of IT priorities to clinical and organisational requirements, influencing of corporate vision to embrace the benefits of information technologies, stakeholder engagement across the group, and implementation of clinical-facing information systems. He maintains a clinical perspective by continuing to work in intensive care, and is keenly aware of the need to minimize the impact of digital solutions on clinical workflows. Damian sees technology as a fundamental enabler of clinical improvement, through improved integration and exchange of information amongst all providers of care, and he enthusiastically pursues continuous organizational transformation to deliver the highest quality care. |
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09.15 |
Opening Keynote Address
eHealth Strategy for NSW Health
- A clear pathway for eHealth priorities
- Funding to improve digital connectivity for a smart networked health system
- Investment’s guides in creating smart hospitals for the future, a connected health system and effective community‑based services in NSW
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Hon. Jillian Skinner MP, NSW Minister for Health
Jillian Skinner began her career as a journalist in Melbourne, becoming the first woman journalist on the Victorian Parliamentary Press Gallery. She later worked as a journalist in Adelaide, Sydney and South East Asia before operating her own editorial, strategic planning and marketing consultancy. She held the role of Director of the New South Wales Office of Youth Affairs and has served on bodies such as the New South Wales Women’s Advisory Council and the New South Wales Youth Advisory Council.
In 1994, Jillian was first elected to the NSW Parliament as Member for North Shore. She has been re-elected by the electorate six times. Jillian has more experience in the health field than any other politician in Australia, having first been appointed Shadow Minister for Health in 1995.
In 2011, she was appointed NSW Minister for Health as well as the first dedicated Minister for Medical Research in the state or nation. She served as Deputy Leader of the NSW Parliamentary Liberal Party for six years.
Jillian’s achievements as NSW Minister for Health include:
- record health spending to deliver tens of thousands more emergency department treatments, hospital admissions and elective surgeries.
- an unprecedented hospital building program which will exceed $10 billion in two terms.
- devolving the NSW health system so Local Health Districts have responsibility for operational matters such as budgets, workforce and patient care.
- greater engagement in decision making by clinicians and staff, which has boosted morale and encourages innovation and new models of care to flourish.
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09.35 |
Managing Large Scale IT Change Across Multiple Facilities at Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network – Insights into EMM, EMR, Oncology and the Patient Portal
- Setting the scene to navigate long term complexity
- Sustaining engagement over years
- Insights for successful transformation
- Measuring adoption, quality and research partnerships
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Cheryl McCullagh, Director Clinical Integration, The Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network
Cheryl has worked in Health for over 25 years, including roles in nursing, research, education and senior management, in adult and paediatric specialist referral hospitals in Adelaide and Sydney, Australia. She has a Diploma in Applied Science, a Bachelor of Nursing, a Masters of Health Service Management, and is a Student of Lean. Cheryl moved from Adelaide in 2001 to take up senior management roles at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, NSW where she worked as Director of Clinical Operations. In 2011, with the formation of The Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network (SCHN), she commenced a new role as Director of Clinical Integration for SCHN.
Key responsibilities include Clinical leadership for e-health Strategy and Adoption, clinical data collections and analytics, health records, Reporting, Activity Based Funding (ABF), and Efficiency and Revenue sustainability. Cheryl has a focus on developing people and their processes, to evolve models which support safe service delivery, fair resource allocation, efficiency, equitable access, and innovation in Health services. |
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10.10 |
Morning Refreshments & Networking |
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10.30 |
Digital Healthcare – Transforming Healthcare for Patients, Professionals and Providers
- Re-platform core business processes and bring together transactions and analytics in real time to be smarter, faster, and simpler
- Improve interactions to enable personalised medicine, value-added services, and outcome-based therapies
- Empower and engage across all employees and contingent staff
- Collaborate to improve efficiency and provide seamless patient service
- Harness new data and the Internet of Things to drive real-time insights and new business models
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Martin Burger, Industry Principal Healthcare, APJ, SAP
Martin has over 12 years experience in health portfolio supporting markets in Asia, Europe and North America. In his current role at SAP, he is responsible for defining and driving SAP’s healthcare strategy across Asia Pacific, supporting market units in sales, enabling strategic innovations for HANA, mobile and cloud use cases. Martin works with different customers including Public Sector, public and private hospitals/hospital groups, defense organisations and regional health providers. Most recently health strategy discussions include customers from aged care industry and research centres to address current challenges in health delivery and the future of digital health. Martin holds a masters degree in Medical Informatics of the University of Heidelberg, Germany, and University of Utah, United States. |
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11.00 |
Case Study: Electronic Medical Record Rollout at the Eastern Sydney Division of General Practice & St Vincent’s Health Sydney
- Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR)
- Deliver quicker access to information, better clinical decision making and improved medication safety
- Overcome challenges in implementation and adoption
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Kevin M. Reid, CEO, Manly Warringah Pittwater Community Aid Services & Past CEO, Eastern Sydney Division of General Practice & St Vincent’s Health Sydney
Kevin Reid is an innovative CEO and professional Health Administrator. He helps NFP companies to become excellent at what they do. He takes underperforming organisations and turns them around. Previously, Kevin was the CEO for a Division of General Practice where he also acted as Change Manager for the PCEHR. His leadership resulted in signing up more doctors and more patients than any other organisation within the first 12 months of implementation. He has graduated from QUT and UNSW. At Macquarrie University Graduate School of Management he earned his MBA and is currently the CEO of Manly Warringah Pittwater Community Aid Service where he has 23 staff members and 220 volunteers providing aged care to thousands of clients across the Northern Beaches of Sydney.
He excels in building and implementing large and diverse portfolios of successful health care programs in collaboration with private industry and government initiatives. He has extensive experience in aged care, as well as proven business development experience and ability to meet and exceed all targets. He is an analytical strategist dedicated to successfully implementing process improvements to foster growth. His passion is building relationships and promoting synergy across organizations and among key stakeholders. He fosters a culture of collaboration among all of the teams and people he supervises. |
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11.35 |
How Technology is Keeping Pace With the Evolving Healthcare Industry – From Datacentre to Device
- VDI that’s easier to plan, deploy, scale and run
- The ultimate secure, manageable and reliable Wyse client
- Solutions for Citrix, Microsoft, VMware and Dell desktop virtualization
- Empowering user mobility, productivity and new ways of working
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Ari Palandjian, Solution Specialist in Cloud Client-Computing, Dell
Ari Palandjian has 20 years IT experience, and has turned his attention to creating end to end desktop virtualization solutions that can be implemented into multiple industries. With the powerhouse of Dell, Cloud Client-Computing is able to create an in-house tailor made solution. |
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Sydney Adventist Hospital’s Third Generation Digital Clinical Workspace – The User Experience of the Future
- The Health User Experience (UX), seven years of digital enablement at SAH
- Design, build and operation of a functional integrated digital hospital facility
- Augmenting the EMR, integration of convergent and complimentary technologies
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Barbara MacKenzie, Head, Information Services Operations and Infrastructure Group, Adventist HealthCare Limited
Barbara MacKenzie delivers next generation digital solutions to AHCL’s highly respected and awarded private hospital group located in Sydney, Australia.
She has led SAH’s technology infrastructure and operations teams through an exciting era of digital technology adoption over the past 15 years. Barbara has successfully delivered a digitally enabled major hospital redevelopment at SAH’s 113 year old Wahroonga campus.
Barbara regularly delivers presentations on Sydney Adventist Hospital’s inspirational digital journey at Digital Health Technology conferences in Australia and Asia. She thrives on the many new challenges presented by this era of digital transformation in Healthcare. |
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11.55 |
Case Study: Hospital Reduces Risk of Delay to Patient Care
As a large healthcare organization, much of the equipment that patients rely on requires a fully functional network. Therefore, any down-time directly affects front line care. PRTG Network Monitor will show you how it gives IT managers full visibility of their IT infrastructure, allowing them to avoid potentially life threatening down-time. |
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Andrew Timms, Sales Director for APAC, Paessler AG
Andrew Timms is the APAC sales director for Paessler AG, developers of PRTG Network Monitor. Andrew has been in the IT industry for over 20 years and has worked with many health care providers across Europe and APAC. He started his career in the UK working for a large US reseller and was responsible for many hospital IT upgrades from Servers to software. Now he works with Paessler to not only develop the channel but to also educate Australia on the wonders of monitoring and how it can make work easier, save money and ultimately save lives. |
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12.05 |
Networking Luncheon |
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13.25 |
Future Proofing Healthcare in Australia
- The promise of technology
- From systems to individuals, technology will change everything
- How do we manage this transformation?
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Prof. Paddy A. Phillips, Chief Medical Officer & Chief Public Health Officer, SA Health
Professor Phillips is the Chief Medical Officer and Chief Public Health Officer for South Australia. His portfolio includes public health, safety and quality, emergency management, medical workforce and training, epidemiology, libraries and research.
He was previously Professor and Head of Medicine, Flinders University, Flinders Medical Centre and Repatriation General Hospital, Adelaide. Before that Professor Phillips held senior clinical academic posts at the University of Melbourne, followed by Oxford University. His interests are in building a better health system through innovation, collaboration and leadership. He remains clinically active in acute general medicine with interests in health services research. |
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14.00 |
mHealth and Patient-Centred Care Delivery
mHealth and Remote Patient management/monitoring has a big future for some areas of healthcare. As more and more people are using smart phones and the Internet to be remotely linked to each other and their community, there is a growing trust of mHealth as workable. The development of mHealth for specific remote ‘population’ health management programs is presented with a focus on this as a more personalized or patient-centred healthcare delivery in the near future. |
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Dr Sue-Ellen McKelvey, CEO, Visual Outcomes
Dr Sue Ellen McKelvey has worked as a clinician in multi-disciplinary teams for over 30 years, and has developed and managed a franchise business of integrative healthcare models. As founder of the healthcare delivery IT platform ‘Visual Outcomes’ 8 years ago, and as CEO, she is passionate about what it offers to healthcare here in Australia and in the USA. This is a platform that values relationships in healthcare, allowing greater expression of quality in healthcare outcomes. Access is given to a broader level of data capture than that required in basic delivery of the processes in healthcare. It is focused on ambulatory settings; not currently used for any hospital-based healthcare delivery systems.
In 2012, Sue-Ellen was granted her PhD in a team oriented clinical research based study of the approach to chronic illness in individuals. The patients used self-monitoring with a care team including medical and non-medical approaches in their healthcare program.
Visual Outcomes, as a healthcare platform, has always valued the patient. The patient is online and interactive, a foundation block built into the database from commencement of the original modelling. Sue-Ellen calls patients ‘clients’; advocating that they be more active in their own healthcare outcomes.
Sue-Ellen is enjoying the focus on value- based care emerging in healthcare systems around the world. Today she is contributing to the discussion on remote healthcare management models; and how this can be useful for all the stakeholders in healthcare. |
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14.35 |
Using Analytics Insights to Drive Change in Safety and Quality
- Why is this important?
- What is the current state of play for healthcare in Australia?
- What does the future hold for us?
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André Jenkins, CIO, Clinical Excellence Commission
André Jenkins graduated with an Honours Degree in Psychology and worked in Mental Health Information Development for 10 years in Tasmania, South Australia and NSW before joining the Clinical Excellence Commission (CEC) in 2005 as Director of Information Management.
André is now leading CEC’s Analytics Strategy which will provide strategic insights into health outcomes, preferences, behaviours and system performance to enable informed decision in near real time. The strategy aligns with the NSW Health Analytics Strategy.
As CIO of CEC, André also leads the organisation’s Information Management and Information, Communications and Technology programs. He has also been responsible for the development of CEC’s Chartbook and then eChartbook programs and the initial establishment of the CEC’s CHASM program.
He has co-authored papers on using data to support healthcare improvement and is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Australian Institute of Healthcare Innovation at Macquarie University. |
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15.10 |
Afternoon Refreshments & Networking |
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15.30 |
The Journey to Deliver Digital Hospitals
- Using Design Thinking as a valid means of challenging the way hospitals work
- Including Digital Thinking into the design and construction of a new hospital or remodel
- Social platforms to manage the process of design, procurement and delivery
- Taking minimum viable product and concepts into working hospital environments
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Tanya Felton, National General Manager, Health Industry Development, Telstra
Tanya Felton is Telstra’s Global Industries leader for healthcare. She has an extensive background in healthcare with a focus on technology and a passion for smarter, connected hospitals and health systems.
Since joining Telstra in 2011, Tanya works with customers to create innovative solutions to solve the challenges of delivering health services in an increasingly complex environment. Most recently she has worked with customers in Australia to undertake Design Thinking initiatives focussed on understanding the enablers and the barriers to technology enabled, integrated care.
Prior to joining Telstra, Tanya was Business Leader, Healthcare for Honeywell in South Asia and Pacific. |
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16.05 |
Master Healthcare Digital Innovation with Patient Journey Modelling
- Better anticipate and visually represent the patient journey and experience
- Application in planning for successful service transformation
- Improve stakeholders engagement
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Dr Joanne Curry, Solutions Specialist Care Logistics, Computer Sciences Corporation
Joanne is a highly experienced Health Informatician who has expertise in a wide range of areas. Specializing in patient journey modeling she has significant experience in managing healthcare improvement/ transformation projects involving both technical and clinical stakeholders using various technologies and involving complex organizational cultures. Joanne was responsible for designing the integration of four disparate clinical services into one integrated patient journey for the recently opened North West Cancer Centre in Tamworth NSW. |
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16.40 |
First Worldwide Clinical Digital Integration in the Resuscitation / Trauma Room at the new Royal Adelaide Hospital
Although Clinical Digital Integration has been widely used in Operating Rooms over the last 20 years, enhancing the access to information and images to enable a more accurate and timely patient treatment – delivering better patient outcome.
This type of technology will provide much better access to information, images and support clinical services than what is currently available in our Resuscitation / Emergency Departments. |
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Dr Patrick Feeny, Senior Emergency Specialist, Royal Adelaide Hospital
A Senior Emergency Specialist at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, Patrick trained in medicine at University College London before moving to Australia to pursue an interest in Emergency Medicine. Having worked in New South Wales, Darwin and Victoria he became a Fellow of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine in 2008. Shortly after, he settled in Adelaide and enjoys working in a department which sees a large number of high acuity patients. Special interests include resuscitation, medical cognition and error, ultrasound, teaching, and the use of technology in medicine. A degree in Social Psychology from the London School of Economics continues to prove useful in his clinical work and in helping institute and manage change. Patrick also has an academic appointment at the University of Adelaide. |
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Simon Donohue, Director, Integrated Workflow Solutions, Getinge Group
Simon commenced his career as a nurse in Melbourne working through multiple specialties before concentrating on the Critical Care area. After many years of experience in the clinical arena, Simon transferred into the corporate environment where he became involved in the development and implementation of cutting edge technology. Being an integral part of global product development teams, Simon has implemented new innovations into the ANZ region whilst successfully completing multiple Operating Theatre Digital Integration projects. Now, as Director of the newly formed Integrated Workflow Solutions business unit at Getinge, Simon continues to work at the forefront of ground breaking development to support the ongoing quest in the development of clinical best practice principles. |
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17.15 |
Closing Remarks by Conference Chairman |
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17.20 |
Cocktail Session Welcome Address by Commonwealth Bank |
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