25 - 26 March, 2020 | International Convention Centre, Sydney

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Building Smart in Healthcare

In this video interview, Steve Trevenar, Head of Business and Strategy Healthcare and Scientific Research at Lendlease, explores the new trends in healthcare and how this will impact on current and future healthcare facility design and delivery.

How Can We Become More Efficient and Effective in the Delivery of Healthcare through New Technology?

In this interview, Steven Parish, Chief Information Officer & Executive Director Information and Infrastructure at Mater Health Services, explores the new technologies being integrated across both international and Australian healthcare facilities and the design and integration challenges faced during the delivery process.

Designing Hospitals for the Future - Interview with Andy Black

In this video interview, Andy Black, Chair at Durrow explores:

Some of the common pitfalls associated with old models of clinical organisation in hospitals.
The strategies that can be used to reassess the clinical organisation of the hospital and the impact this will have on the design of future hospitals.
The design elements which need to be considered to make inpatient areas more flexible and how this will benefit patients.
The most important design principles of hospital IT
The lessons can Australia learn from the UK when it comes to designing health facilities which cater for new technologies and improve patient experience

Bridging the Gap between Expectation and Satisfaction in the Aged Care Industry

In this interview, Stephen Thomas General Manager Quality & Innovation, JewishCare explores insight into how his organisation is curating a data-driven environment to manage and improve resident expectations and experience in a changing aged care environment.

Bendigo Hospital Project: Building a World-Class Digital Health Facility

In this interview, Bruce Winzar, Executive Director Information Services & Chief Information Officer at Bendigo Health, explores how the hospital went about going fully digital with minimal prototyping and the key success for successful digital transformation and operational effectiveness.

Exploring Outpatient Automation & Health Information Systems at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital

Ahead of Australian Healthcare Week 2018 we chat to Serene Chin, Deputy Director, Integrated Health Information Systems and Singhealth CIO.

Serene shares with us details of the outpatient automation and integrated health information systems at the KK Women's and Children's Hospital in Singapore.

Watch the full video to learn more about:

The KK Hospital's automation journey
Negotiating staff engagement and culture change
Challenges of a digital transformation journey
The benefits of digital healthcare implementation

Exploring the Central Coast Local Health District’s Facilities Upgrade

Ahead of Australian Healthcare Week 2018 we caught up with Andrew Montague, CEO at the Central Coast Local Health District, who shares details of the Central Coast’s three new health facility projects, including the $360 million retrofit of Gosford Hospital.

Andrew further delves into effective stakeholder engagement and strategies to future-proof investments.

The Herston Quarter Redevelopment Project: Delivering a World-Class Health Precinct

The Queensland Government has undertaken a market process to progress the masterplanned redevelopment of the Herston Quarter. in this video interview, Kate Copeland, Executive Director, Corporate Systems and Infrastructure Metro North Hospital and Health Service, outlines the project vision and delivery model, the current stage of the project and the lessons learned from the journey to date.

Achieving improved business outcomes through the effective IT integration

In this video interview, Bruce Coller, Chief Information Officer at Sir Moses Montefiore Jewish Home explores:

the steps his organisation is taking to revise their business model in the wake of government reform and changing consumer demands
The tools they are using to mobilise and improve information collection to improve the patient experience
Strategies needed to create a culture that supports business transformation

Lessons Learned from EMR Project Delivery across Queensland Hospitals

In a state-based one domain EMR it became apparent that the strategic direction of design and build for multiple sites at once and implementing sequentially was not delivering the functionality or benefits to the health services efficiently. In 2014 a strategic change was enacted to focus on two exemplar hospitals, both tertiary and regional. Both sites Princess Alexandra Hospital and Cairns Hospital are now live with three more onboarding sites going live over next 6 months.

In this video interview, Renea Collins, Clinical Director eHealth, Princess Alexandra Hospital explores:

Queensland single domain challenges and benefits
Implementation training & change management approach of up to 6000 staff at PAH
Device integration - Vital Signs, Continuous Monitoring, ECG’s
Post go Live optimisation
What we would do differently & constraints/ dependencies that were out of our hands to influence

Healthcare 2025: Understanding the Healthcare Technologies and Trends