The Digital Healthcare Victoria Online Summit
Wednesday 7 July 2021 | 9:00AM - 1:00PM (AEST) | Free to Attend
Digital Healthcare Victoria Online Summit
9:00 am - 9:05 am
Opening Remarks
Stephanie Owen -
Executive Director,
Strategy2Life
9:05 am - 9:35 am
Overcoming Healthcare Funding And Digital Innovation Barriers Across Clinicians & Staff To Deliver Value Based Care In Victoria
A/Prof Luis Prado -
Chief Medical Officer & Executive Director Academic and Medical Services,
Epworth HealthCare
Dr Sidney Chandrasiri - Group Director Academic and Medical Services, Epworth Healthcare
Harry Patsamanis - Executive Director Primary Health Integration and System Design, Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network
Dr. J. Oliver Daly - Acting Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Western Health
Value Based Care is an ideal state of operation that many health services are waking up to and re-defines the operations and strategy underpinning the traditional health service. In this session, a group of seasoned healthcare execs across the public and private healthcare services realm share how they are bringing change to the healthcare ecosystem to achieve value-based care, right from funding to the coalface of clinician service delivery – through the power of digital innovation, data and change management.
- Where do we see Victorian health services stack up against the principles of value-based-care delivery?
- How can healthcare funding be improved to support clinical innovation efforts and success?
- How are we overcoming challenges with rolling out analytical capabilities and digital systems across healthcare staff?
A/Prof Luis Prado
Chief Medical Officer & Executive Director Academic and Medical ServicesEpworth HealthCare
Harry Patsamanis
Executive Director Primary Health Integration and System DesignEastern Melbourne Primary Health Network
9:45 am - 10:15 am
Securing Health – The Changing Threats, The Changing Regulation, and Our Changing Approach To Defence
Corne Mare -
CISO,
Fortinet ANZ
Glenn Maiden - Director Threat Intelligence, Fortinet ANZ
The Health sector has shown considerable vulnerability to the cyber threat, especially the threat from cybercriminals. The last 12 months have also seen Nation Sates take aim at the sector in areas like vaccine research. In this session, Cornelius & Glenn will discuss approaching the changing legislation and regulation, and defending against the changing threat.
10:30 am - 11:00 am
Leveraging Design and Digital Experience To Make Informed Care Decisions
With the prevalence of self service BI tools making it easier than ever to churn out reports and KPIs, enhancing the digital experience for users consuming this information has never been more important in order to drive the correct actions from the intended audience. Using our recent engagement with Binational Colorectal Cancer Audit (BCCA) as a case study, Aginic will present with Dr. Phil Smart how the use of Design Thinking, Qlik Sense and mashups can improve accessibility to actionable information, and in turn, drive clinicians and other health professionals to make more informed care decisions.
11:15 am - 12:00 pm
Panel Discussion: Getting the Foundations Right to Ensure Data, Technology & Systems (Tech Infrastructure) Can Support Innovation in Healthcare
David Rankin -
Director Clinical Governance and Informatics,
Cabrini Health
Barbara Mackenzie - Chief Technology Officer, Healthscope
Dr. J. Oliver Daly - Acting Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Western Health
KATE LUCAS - Director, Centre for Health Analytics, The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne
Hospitals need to get the foundations right to support digital innovation, otherwise clinical adoption and functionality of the project can suffer. In this panel discussion, learn from experts who have led significant digital transformations within the healthcare industry as they explore the groundwork that is needed to support innovation. Attend this panel discussion to discover:
- What does improving on digital maturity look like for you at your health service?
- How has COVID influenced your digital strategy and roadmap?
- How is data analytics and informatics being scaled in health service delivery?
- What approaches are you taking to improve functionality and clinical adoption of digital technology and data insights within hospitals?
- Reflections on current digital healthcare initiatives, was there anything that could have been done differently?
12:15 pm - 12:45 pm
Delivering perfect patient and clinician experiences in healthcare post COVID-19
Nick Smith -
Vice President & GM, APAC,
Smart Communications
Delivering perfect patient and clinician experiences in healthcare post COVID-19
The past 12 months have amplified the need to bake ‘social-distancing’ into healthcare service providers and move a great part of patient and clinician interactions online. The Australian Healthcare sector is under enormous pressure to create seamless digital experiences, reduce repetitive requests for the same data and make life easier for their clinicians and patients.
Moreover, ensuring privacy, security and compliance are as important as creating a seamless patient-carer experience. The Healthcare industry has been striving to provide patients with fast, easy, digital interactions that match the experiences they expect in a consumer world. These digital transformation projects have accelerated due to COVID-19, creating new opportunities to reimagine our healthcare system.
Join Nick Smith, Vice President & GM, APAC, Smart Communications as he explores what it takes to deliver a perfect patient and clinician experience in the new normal, including how to:
- Achieve tangible improvements driven by process simplification, reduction in manual processes into digital workflows.
- Improve your patient and clinician experience, all while reducing costs for your organisation.
- Plan and execute digital transformation strategies to improve efficiencies, provide greater personalisation, more convenience, and fewer barriers in interactions with patients and their carers.
- Converting manual processes to intuitive digital experiences- case study from a large Australian healthcare provider
