Interoperability's big questions

Tertiary vs primary interop, networking chronic care, patient centric reality, the four horseman

NanoScience Hub Sydney Uni June 25
Sofitel Melbourne June 27

Agenda at a Glance

9.15am to 9.30am
International Keynote
Healthcare digital transformation, data interoperability, FHIR and the cloud


9.30am to 10.30am
Great Debate 1

The patient, the doctor and the technologist: if you could pick only one?
The reality of a patient centric approach to healthcare and how digital healthcare’s promise of patient centric is fairing really
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10.30am to 10.45am
From Left of Field 1
At the bleeding edge of AI, CrispR and other healthcare transformational technologies
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10.45am to 11.15am
Morning Tea
Networking appointments


11.15am to 12.30pm
 Audience Policy Hack
A faster track to an effective local regime of standards and governance as a platform for future development of our eHealth Infrastructure.
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12:30pm to 12:45pm
Armchair Fight 1
To EMR or not EMR?
A friendly discussion between expert colleagues on the pros and cons of getting a new and replacing and old EMR
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12.45pm to 1.30pm
LUNCH
CXO Expert Roundtable (by invite):
Where the cloud is making an impact in Australian Healthcare and why.
Who is using the cloud effectively already in healthcare and what for? How rapidly is it evolving, what are the basics of assessing the utility of cloud in your organization?
(Sponsored by Equinix)
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1.35pm to 2.20 pm
Great Debate 2
Who is doing better at digital health? Tertiary or Primary Care? Why?
Interoperability & our federated health system, the choke points, balancing primary care against the tertiary system, information blocking in Australia et al.
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2:20pm to 2:35pm
Armchair Fight 2
Is the future of Australian healthcare cybersecurity bleak?
Managing the spiralling cost of security in healthcare, the inevitability of breach, the MHR, prevention and preparation musts


2:35pm to 2.50pm
From Left of Field 2
Healthcare’s distribution game of thrones ,‘the cloud’ and Australia’s interoperability strategy vs the world
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2:50pm-3.10pm
Afternoon Tea


3.20pm to 4.20pm
Effective chronic care treatment across the country can only happen with far better digital health infrastructure?
Interoperability, data sharing, connectivity of tertiary, primary ,allied health and the patient, the future of healthcare funding
See full program for detailed topics and panelistsGreat Debate 3

4.20pm to 5.00pm

Hot Healthcare Startups - Expression session
5 new starts ups pitch to the audience

5.00pm to 5.10pm
WRAP UP


5.10pm to 7.00pm
NETWORKING DRINKS
Meet the speakers ,sponsors and your peers for some networking

Panelists and Moderators

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The exciting, the strange and the the controversial of health tech

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Who Should Attend?

Chief Executive Officers, Chief Information Officers; Chief Medical Information Officers; Government Strategists; Policy Makers; Heads of Digital, Data, Security, health professionals and service providers with a passion for transforming the sector with information-enabled innovation.

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Early Bird Industry Sydney June 25

Industry tickets are for individuals working for a health provider or government agency. If you are a consultant, vendor, recruiter or supplier of product or services to the health industry please scroll down for Service & Solution Provider tickets.Expires May 5.

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Early Bird Industry Melb June 27

Industry tickets are for individuals working for a health provider or government agency. If you are a consultant, vendor, recruiter or supplier of product or services to the health industry please scroll down for Service & Solution Provider tickets.Expires May 5.

  • All conference sessions
  • Food and Beverages
  • Access to all event areas including exhibitors
  • Unique peer to peer networking opportunities
  • Cocktail Party
  • Presentations - post event
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Early Industry 3PAK Sydney Jun 25

Buy a three ticket pack for a 10% discount. Industry tickets are for individuals working for a health provider or government agency. If you are a consultant, vendor, recruiter or supplier of product or services to the health industry please scroll down for Service & Solution Provider tickets.Expires May 5.

  • All conference sessions
  • Food and Beverages
  • Access to all event areas including exhibitors
  • Unique peer to peer networking opportunities
  • Cocktail Party
  • Presentations - post event
  • Tax Deductible
  • Not available to vendors
 

$355 Total Cost $1065 + GST BUY NOW

Early Industry 3PAK Melb Jun 27

Industry tickets are for individuals working for a health provider or government agency. If you are a consultant, vendor, recruiter or supplier of product or services to the health industry please scroll down for Service & Solution Provider tickets.Expires May 5.

  • All conference sessions
  • Food and Beverages
  • Access to all event areas including exhibitors
  • Unique peer to peer networking opportunities
  • Cocktail Party
  • Presentations - post event
  • Tax Deductible
  • Not available to vendors

$355 Total cost 1065 +GST BUY NOW

Early Supplier Sydney June 25

Choose this ticket if you are a supplier, consultant, vendor or recruiter. If you want more than one ticket it may be more cost effective for you take a sponsorship which includes tickets as a part of the package. These packages start as low as $4500. Email john@wildhealth.net.au

  • All conference sessions
  • Food and Beverages
  • Access to all event areas including exhibitors
  • Unique peer to peer networking opportunities
  • Cocktail Party
  • Presentations - post event
  • Tax Deductible
  • Expires May 5

$595 + GST Buy Now

Early Supplier Melb June 27

6Choose this ticket if you are a supplier, consultant, vendor or recruiter. If you want more than one ticket it may be more cost effective for you take a sponsorship which includes tickets as a part of the package. These packages start as low as $4500. Email john@wildhealth.net.au

  • All conference sessions
  • Food and Beverages
  • Access to all event areas including exhibitors
  • Unique peer to peer networking opportunities
  • Cocktail Party
  • Presentations - post event
  • Tax Deductible
  • Expires May 5

$595 + GST Buy Now

THE GREAT DEBATES

Who is doing better at digital health and why? Tertiary or Primary?
Tertiary care hasn't talked to primary care a lot over the years. It's a bit LHNs are from mars, and PHNs are from venus. So which group is winning, if you had to assess progress. And why? Can we work as one better? Should we even try? Some great panelists from both walks of life will debate in the tradition of the great debates.
How important is digital health infrastructure in evolving our system to manage chronic care and outcomes based funding
Digital health works best in making systems more efficient when outcomes based funding is in play. Which suits a shift in our system from It's a data thing. .Paying for outcomes in health is far more efficient than paying for throughput of patients, as we do in primary care now and a lot of tertiary still. But how do you get from one side of a funding set up to the other in good time.. Can we do it rapidly? How long does it have to take? Or should we never shift over fully?
Technologist, doctor, patient: if you could only pick one, which one...and why?
It's the old story. Love one, marry one, drop one. But which one. You can't have them al in this debate which aims to bring out, how serious we really are around 'patient centric', where we are and where it is heading in the near term. Also, if patient centric is real, where are the lines of responsibility moving forward between the clinician, the patient, the technologists, and probably, the regulators. How real is our institutional commitment to patient centric? What role is digital playing in handing power to the patient really.

AUDIENCE MODERATED POLICY HACK

Moderated by a Big C consultant, and with an expert panel, the audience will attempt a short policy/white paper on the fly that brings focus to a difficult but important issue facing digital health. This session: a roadmap for establishing a viable regime for standards and governance of healthcare data sharing among healthcare providers, tech vendors and government.


A unique opportunity to hear from – and directly question – Australia’s critical thinkers, influential clinical and technology decision makers who are transforming the healthcare landscape. Our new program features three 'great debates', an audience participation policy hack, left of field medical story tellers, and an innovation talent beauty show. You will learn. But mostly you will have fun.

 

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