Agenda Draft
9.15am to 9.30am
INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE
The Next Wave in Digital Health – Lessons from Around the World
- Key insights from John’s travels of 400,000 miles a year helping countries with strategic planning in healthcare
- Lessons learned about technology, policy, and innovation from Asia, UK, Europe, Africa, and the US
- The increasing impact of mobile apps connected to existing EHRs via emerging standards such as FHIR
- Technologies at the peak of hype: block chain, machine learning, and the internet of things – understanding the reality of what works and what has potential
- The cybersecurity implications of sharing more data with more stakeholders for more purposes
Keynote Speaker: Dr John Halamka (CIO at Beth Israel Deaconess System, International Healthcare Innovation Professor at Harvard Medical School (United States))
9.30am to 10.35am
CXO LEADERS PANEL
- Lynelle Hales (CEO of Sydney North Primary Health Network)
- Walter Kmet (CEO of Western Sydney Primary Health Network)
- Darren Rogers (Executive Director, Uniting Health's state-of-the-art St Stephen's Hospital (Queensland))
- Emma Hossack (CEO, Medical Software Industry Association (Queensland)
- Dr Tony Sara (Director, Clinical Information Systems, South Eastern Sydney Local Health District)
Moderator : Norman Swan (Multi-award winning broadcast journalist (ABC television and Radio National))
10:35am to 10:50am
KEYNOTE
Australia’s First Hospital of the Future – the Hallmarks for Success
- How St Stephen’s became Australia’s first hospital to reach Healthcare Information Management System Society (HIMSS) Stage 6 certification
- Fully digitally-integrated = no charts, no writing,
- A world-class model of patient care: from closed-loop medication management to a fully-integrated patient care
- Does a fully digital hospital improve patient care and reduce mistakes?
- What’s next for Australia’s first hospital of the future?
Keynote Speaker: Darren Rogers (Executive Director, UnitingHealth Care’s St Stephen’s Hospital, Hervey Bay (Queensland))
11.10am to 11.25am
INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE
Using AI and Machine Learning on Electronic Health Data to Transform Medical Care
- Improving cost and quality of healthcare by learning from millions of patient-years of messy electronic health data
- Real-time clinical predictions that outperform traditional risk scores by harnessing the patient's longitudinal data
- Applying lessons learnt from handling vast amounts of web data to help clinicians focus their attention on the right patient and the right data
Keynote Speaker: Eyal Oran (Product Manager, Google Brain)
11.25am to 11.40am
KEYNOTE
The FIRE in FHIR that is Disrupting Healthcare for the Greater Good
- Australia’s very own chief architect behind FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) talks about the global standard that is gaining momentum among health’s top decision makers worldwide
- What’s really needed in Australia to shift the focus from a “data” mindset to clinical interoperability?
- What’s on the horizon for clinical data exchange?
Keynote Speaker: Grahame Grieve (Principal, Health Intersection and Project Lead and Product Director for FHIR)
11.40am to 12.30pm
INNOVATION LEADERS PANEL
- Michael Draheim (A/Executive Director, Logan Bayside Health Network and CIO of Metro South Health (Queensland))
- Cheryl McCullagh (Director of Clinical Integration at The Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network)
- Rod Sprenger (Technology Lead at Australia's first fully-digitally-integrated heart hospital, The Victorian Heart Hospital (Victoria))
- Dr Clair Sullivan (Endocrinology at Princess Alexandria Hospital (Queensland); Medical Lead for Digital Healthcare Improvement for the Clinical Excellence Division of Queensland Health; Co-Director for the Healthcare Innovation and Transformation Excellence Collaboration (HITEC) and Co-Chair of the State-wide Network for Digital Healthcare Improvement)
- Professor Chris Pearce (Professor, Australasian College of Health Informatics and Director of Research at Outcome Health)
- Dr Tony Sara (Director, Clinical Information Systems, South Eastern Sydney Local Health District)
1.30pm to 2.15pm
KEYNOTE
Designing Digital Hospitals for the Future – an Insider's Perspective
- Why we need digital hospitals; and what are the latest stand-out features?
- Essentials to consider when designing digital hospitals; and how to ensure they are scalable and ‘future-proof’
- A technology lead’s predictions of what the future of tech will deliver in healthcare
Keynote Speaker: Rod Sprenger (Technology Lead, Victorian Heart Hospital)
2.15pm to 2.30pm
KEYNOTE
When Experience Matters
- Exploring the latest evidence about how clinical users from around the world are responding to their information technology; and what this means for healthcare delivery systems and key stakeholders
- A candid look at what it may mean for Australian healthcare delivery systems if things persist
- Key insights into what ‘change’ may look like; and the promising signs of transformation already occurring
Keynote Speaker: Professor Chris Bain (Digital Health – Faculty IT; Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Services, Monash University Digital Health Lead)
2:45pm to 3:00pm
KEYNOTE
AI and Machine Learning – the Key to a Learning Health System
- The AI opportunity
- Quality and safety challenges for consumers and clinicians
- How should the clinical professions and the community engage with the arrival of AI?
- What’s the hold-up? What’s needed to get AI in action in Australia?
Keynote Speaker: Professor Enrico Coiera (Director of the Centre of Health Informatics, Australian Institute of Health Innovation, Macquarie University)
3.30pm to 3.45pm
KEYNOTE
Keynote Speaker: Dr Clair Sullivan (Endocrinology at Princess Alexandria Hospital (Queensland); Medical Lead for Digital Healthcare Improvement for the Clinical Excellence Division of Queensland Health; Co-Director for the Healthcare Innovation and Transformation Excellence Collaboration (HITEC) and Co-Chair of the State-wide Network for Digital Healthcare Improvement)
