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MEDTECH INNOVATIONS: ADVANCES IN IOTS, ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY, INFORMATICS, BIG DATA ANALYTICS, WEARABLES, AUGMENTED AND VIRTUAL REALITY |
09:00 |
Highlights on Conference Day 2 Key Sessions by Chairperson |
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ANDREW SAUNDERS
Digital Advisor/Former Health CIO
DHHS
(Conference Chairperson) |
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09:15 |
Innovations in Telehealth and Virtual Care in Chronic Disease, Rural and Aged Care in Australia |
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DR MARTIN BYRNE
Executive Director Rural
Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service |
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09:45 |
The Use of VR in Medical Training, Education & Therapy |
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DR VASILIOS NIMORAKIOTAKIS (BILL NIMO)
Deputy Director Epworth Emergency
Epworth Healthcare |
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Morning Refreshments & Networking Session |
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10:30 |
Round Table Discussion |
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1. Digital Revolution in Healthcare Ecosystem: The Importance of Patient Engagement to Receive Higher-Quality Healthcare
- Why is improving patient engagement important for patients, providers and purchasers?
- What are the best practices to turn common sense into common practice?
- What are the right questions to use to receive higher-quality healthcare in the digital era?
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JANE COCKBURN
Director
Kairos Now
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2. Role of digital health in supporting co-ordinated personalised care
We are in an exciting phase of growth in the use of digital health, with the My Health Record set to extend to all Australians, an increasing focus on interoperability between health care services and greater patient involvement in the direction of their own health care. Sydney North Primary Health Network provides ongoing support for GPs, Pharmacy, Aged Care, Allied Health, Specialists and other healthcare providers participating in the national digital health program. Tools such as the My Health Record, shared care planning platforms and secure messaging have the potential to draw together patient information stored in disparate information systems to improve patient safety and provide more comprehensive, integrated care for our community.
Overview of the roll-out program in digital health in our region, including my health record
Outline the challenges in adopting new ways of delivering care and effective use of technologies and safer exchange of patient health information
Emerging technology enabling new digital channels for people to engage throughout their health journey
How do we bring this together in supporting coordinated personalised care? |
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ERIC DUNN
Digital Health Manager
Sydney North Primary Health Network
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3. Digital Strategy – Consumer and Community Engagement for Clinical Trials Recruitment
- Why clinical trials recruitment is a problem?
- What is an effective consumer engagement framework?
- How digital strategy can facilitate effective engagement and drive clinical trials recruitment?
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DR TAM C. NGUYEN
FRSPH FAIM PhD MBA
EO Research
St Vincent’s Hospital
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11:00 |
Disrupt Healthcare – Leveraging cost-effective disruptive technologies to enhance and enable the aged care sector |
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See how PresCare is currently disrupting the aged care sector by working with their partners and other aged care providers to build and deploy Apps, exploring the possibilities with existing and new nurse call systems and Care systems, fall detection, wearables and non-wearables. |
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ANDRES REHBEIN
Chief Information Officer
PresCare |
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11:30 |
Medical Device Cyber Security: Establishing Effective Cyber Defense Against Rising Cyber Attacks on Hospitals and Healthcare Providers |
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ANDREW OLDAKER
Chief Technology Officer (CTO) IT&T Services
The Royal Melbourne Hospital
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12:00 |
How to Fail in Digital Transformation Within the Healthcare Environment: Lessons Learnt from Implementation
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BRUCE PEDERSEN
Managing Director
The Checkley Group |
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Networking Luncheon |
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IMPROVING PATIENT CARE, EXPERIENCE AND ENGAGEMENT WITH DIGITAL INNOVATIONS |
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13:30 |
Transforming Patient Care By Using Smart Sensors and Wearables to Enable Monitoring of Patients From Home |
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Health smart homes support digital enabled living based on monitoring the activities and health status of their occupants, using a variety of sensors and wearables. They can offer solutions for assisting in achievement of many different health circumstances such as preventive health measures, chronic disease management, postoperative care, rehabilitation and ageing in place. There are many challenges in building health smart homes, beyond the provision of the basic infrastructure: these include system challenges such as software architecture, integration and safety; and data challenges such as data management, pattern recognition and subject personalization. This presentation will describe the care landscape within which health smart homes may be seen as providing new models of care and will discuss the challenges and some approaches to their resolution. |
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DR ANTHONY MAEDER
Chair in Digital Health Systems & Co-Director
Flinders Digital Health Research Centre
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14:00 |
Unstructured Data Analytics of Patient & Other Medical Record Types |
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Detailed content management and the ability to undertake semantic searching of EMRs and other unstructured record types to find information and understand relationships between documents and data elements contained in all hospital systems is now possible using graph-data technology in conjunction with an organisation’s Electronic Document and Records Management Systems (EDRMS).
Through the use of graph-data technology it is possible to analyse and search very large databases of unstructured data like medical/patient records, lab and pathology reports, admission and discharge reports, clinical notes, prescription/medication records, etc. Structured data in Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS) can also be combined in these analyses and searches, thereby permitting the merging of structured and unstructured data that enables complex search and analysis using semantic or ‘natural language’ approaches. The technology can be applied seamlessly over the top of most existing IT systems in a hospital avoiding disruption to critical production and operational systems. It can also integrate with existing BI and Analytics solutions, thereby providing uplift in this area, increasing the organisation’s overall digital capabilities.
A model will be presented of graph-data technology and how it can be used in hospital settings to significantly increase a hospital’s digital capability and efficiency. |
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DR TROY DELBRIDGE
Executive Director
Octantis Group International
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CYBER SECURITY MANAGEMENT FOR HOSPITALS AND HEALTHCARE |
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14:30 |
Using technology to focus upon what matters to the patient. Real-time patient reported outcome measurement (PROM) to drive high value care |
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RAJ VERMA
Executive Director System Transformation, Evaluation and Patient Experience
Agency for Clinical Innovation
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Afternoon Refreshment & Networking |
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15:30 |
How Internet of Medical Things Will Improve Health It Infrastructure, Improve Patient Treatment and Provide Personalized, Targeted Machine |
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PROF. ERWIN LOH
Chief Medical Officer/ Executive Director
Monash Health |
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16:00 |
Reducing Medication Errors with Electronic Medication Management (EMM) |
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- Recognize the pros and cons of implementing electronic medication management system
- Closing the loop on medication errors
- Layout the steps to successful electronic medication management
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EARL BLESSING
CHCIO, PMP, Healthcare IT Strategist |
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16:30 |
Medicine and the Rise of the Robots: A Qualitative Review of Recent Advances of Artificial Intelligence in Health |
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PROF. ERWIN LOH
Chief Medical Officer/ Executive Director
Monash Health |
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17:00 |
Closing Remarks by Conference Chairman |
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