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SYMPOSIUMArtificial Intelligence In HealthcareSATURDAY 16 JUNE 2018 | 9am-5pmSOUTHERN CROSS UNIVERSITY GOLD COAST CAMPUSGold Coast Airport, Terminal Drive, Bilinga

FREEREGISTRATION

SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

See overleaf forevent program.

Rachel de SainCEO & Lead Adviser, Codesain

Nicholas Therkelsen-TerryCEO, Max Kelsen

Dr Blanca Gallego LuxanSenior Research Fellow,

Centre for Health Informatics Macquarie University

Dr Shannon NottRural Health Director of

Medical Services Western NSW Local Health District

This symposium will explore the challenges, successes, and what must happen to integrate machine learning and AI into the everyday fabric of healthcare. It will look at:

• Artificial Intelligence as a spectrum and how to leverage existing infrastructure• How AI can optimise current tasks and draw new insights from patient data• Achieving digital maturity ahead of emerging technologies• Mobile, wearable and ambient technologies• Virtual reality, intelligent sensing, visualisation, predictive modelling and more!

Combining presentations, Q&A sessions, masterclasses, case studies and design thinking workshops, you’ll discover where are we at now, where will we be in 2 years, 5 years, 10 years...

This symposium will help you:

• Identify where AI is most disruptive and where it can make the most impact• Explore current uses of AI and its possibilities• Recognise the types of disease that can be diagnosed, treated or predicted with AI• Consider risks and challenges when deploying AI systems for clinical purposes• Separate the hype from what’s really happening in the field

Who should register?

• Physicians, nurses, techs, therapists, pharmacists, transport and other hospital staff• Health IT and digital health leaders• Payers, Government and academia• Technology and innovation/ venture capitalists/ entrepreneurs• Community and social services

• Data and research scientists and business intelligence developers

Machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) is happening. But in what scope in the North Coast?

REGISTER NOW:www.aiinhealthcare.eventbrite.com.au

NO REGISTRATION FEE BUT PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED

TIME TOPIC WITH

9:50am Artificial Intelligence as a spectrum Rachel DeSain

10:30am The state of artificial intelligence in 2018 Nicholas Therkelsen-Terry

11:30am Achieving digital maturity ahead of emerging technologies Professor Andrew Burton Jones

12:00pm AI in clinical decision support Dr Blanca Gallego Luxan

12:30pm Getting the balance right when designing for rural and remote communities Dr Shannon Nott

SYMPOSIUMArtificial Intelligence In Healthcare

EVENT PROGRAM

MASTERCLASS TIMESAll masterclasses will be held in Building C Level 6

CASE STUDY TIMESAll case studies will be presented in Building C Lecture Theatre

PRESENTATION TIMESAll presentations will be held in Building C Lecture Theatre

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1:30pm Machine learning 101 (for dummies): deep learning and other state-of-the-art techniques Professor Dian Tjondronegoro

2:10pm Using machine learning to understand patient need: quantifying physiological, psychological, social and environmental aspects Professor Dian Tjondronegoro

2:45pm Vision for immersive visualisation: how to use virtual reality and augmented reality to visualise future health and wellbeing centres Professor Dian Tjondronegoro

ROOM 1

3:30pm PreventIT: The role of technology in preventing accelerated functional decline Professor Andrea Maier

4:00pm Gold Coast Health: Data-driven health care Dr Brent Richards

4:30pm Metro North Health: Predictive modelling to identify disparate public health data sets for rich patient continuum Samuel Irvine Casey

1:30pm The challenges of transporting patients with limited mobility and special conditions requirements Dr Brent Richards and Beau Tydd

2:00pm Safe value-driven predictive analytics Dr Blanca Gallego Luxan

2:30pm The application of patient data spanning imaging, blood tests and patient demographics Dr Elliot Smith

ROOM 2

1:30pm Design thinking lab: innovate amidst disruption Susanna Carmen

2:15pm Design thinking lab: innovate amidst disruption Susanna Carmen

ROOM 3

2:00pm Cognitive CX - machine learning for consumer engagement Nicholas Therkelsen-Terry and Samuel Irvine Casey

ROOM 4

TIME TOPIC

9:00am Registration

9:25am Welcome to Country (Uncle Victor) and Opening Address (Professor Iain Graham)

9:40am Introduction to research (Lucy Shinners)

9:50am

Artificial intelligence as a spectrum

Join Rachel DeSain to look at the evolution of AI and the spectrum of services and solutions that are already in use. Discover design thinking as an approach to understanding the problems worth solving and look at opportunities where AI can deliver improved outcomes. Explore new and emerging AI innovations being trialed around the world and for what purpose. An interactive presentation, you are encouraged to ask questions.

10:30am

The state of artificial intelligence in 2018

Join Nicholas Therkelsen-Terry to talk about the state of artificial intelligence in 2018, particularly from the viewpoint of prediction modelling and its application to clinical medicine. Nick will draw from Max Kelsen’s research partnership with Brisbane-based genomiQa, whose areas of collaboration include developing improved models to predict how individual patients are likely to respond to various cancer treatments.

11:00am MORNING TEA

11:30am

Achieving digital maturity ahead of emerging technologies

For the last eight years Professor Andrew Burton Jones has been working in the design and use of information systems in healthcare. During this session he will talk to what it’s like to be on the border of artificial intelligence and how you can get digitally mature ahead of emerging technologies.

12:00pm

AI in clinical decision support

Join Dr Blanca Gallego Luxan to explore new empirical models for the analysis, assessment and prediction of healthcare delivery. Learn how to integrate new sources of information into public health and clinical decision making and discover examples in which better patient outcomes have been achieved through creating safer, more cost-efficient processes using AI.

12:30pm

Getting the balance right when designing for rural and remote communities

Improving the health and wellbeing of rural and remote communities has been a long-standing challenge in Australia. Unless considerable strides are made to close the chasm, we are at real risk of moving backwards instead of forward. Dr Shannon Nott says artificial intelligence demonstrates potential, but how do we get the balance right?

1:00pm LUNCH

1:30pm - 3:10pm

MASTERCLASSES - Building C, Level 6

Machine learning 101 (for dummies): deep learning and other state-of-the-art techniquesWith: Dian Tjondronegoro

New to machine learning? This masterclass will gently introduce you to the basic concepts and techniques of machine learning. Learn what you need to know to get started in a practical, hands on manner that won’t bog you down with complex math or theory.

Using machine learning to understand patient needWith: Dian Tjondronegoro

Learn how to combine multimedia and sensor data to identify human emotion and mood. Explore the ways human response and reaction can be used to quantify physiological, psychological, social and environmental aspects for health and wellness design.


SATURDAY 16 JUNE 2018 | 9am-5pmSOUTHERN CROSS UNIVERSITY GOLD COAST CAMPUSGold Coast Airport, Terminal Drive, Bilinga

EVENT PROGRAM

No registration fee, but pre-registration required.REGISTER NOW

www.aiinhealthcare.eventbritecom.au

Contact Bronwyn Thirkell for more details: [email protected] or 02 6618 5445

TIME TOPIC

1:30pm - 3:10pm

Vision for immersive visualisation: how to use virtual reality and augmented realityto visualise future health and wellbeing centresWith: Dian Tjondronegoro

Look forward to the future of health and wellbeing centres and discover how you can use virtual reality and augmented reality to deliver user-centered interactions with richly aggregated intelligent data. Get hands on with interface technologies, such as smartphones, smartwatches and augmented reality (e.g. HoloLens).

The challenges of transporting patients with limited mobility and special conditions requirements

Join Dr Brent Richards and Beau Tydd to explore how disruptive technology can be introduced efficiently and cost effectively to better address the special needs and common challenges that bridge both transportation and healthcare.

Safe value-driven predictive analytics

Join Dr Blanca Gallego Luxan to discover how predictive analytics can be used to classify patients into risk or diagnostic groups. Investigate if interventions are likely to cause benefit or harm for individual patients and learn how electronic health records, computational statistics and tens of thousands of algorithms have been used to predict a variety of patient outcomes across a vast number of conditions and settings.

The application of patient data spanning imaging, blood tests and patient demographics Take a look at the application of multiple AI models to patient data spanning imaging, blood tests and patient demographics. Uncover how AI can optimise current tasks and draw new insights from patient data, helping to deliver more to both clinicians and patients. Dr Elliot Smith will discuss Maxwell Plus’ forthcoming AI-powered tools for Prostate, Breast and Lung cancer and how AI will assist in bringing world-class healthcare to everyone.

Design thinking lab: innovate amidst disruption

Take a dive into Susanna Carman’s Introduction to Design Thinking and ask yourself the question “how do I become digitally mature ahead of emerging technologies?”. Discover the mindsets, tools, processes and principles of design thinking for wicked problems so that you can innovate amidst disruption, invite creativity, collaborate AND reach desired outcomes.

cognitiveCX - machine learning for consumer engagement

Join Nicholas Therkelsen-Terry and Samuel Irvine Casey to learn how cognitiveCX uses the latest in artificial intelligence and machine learning to extract value from the patient/customer experience data you already have. Gain full visibility over your patient/customer’s journeys and experiences, while minimising time and money spent on traditional CX data analysis.

3:10pm AFTERNOON TEA

3:30pm

PreventIT: The role of technology in preventing accelerated functional decline

Professor Andrea Maier explains how the PreventIT healthy ageing program is managing the prevention of age-related diseases and functional decline. The PreventIT project has adapted the lifestyle-integrated exercise programme (LiFE) and developed an intervention in two modes for healthy young older adults at risk of accelerated functional decline. The intervention targets balance, muscle strength and physical activity and is delivered via a smartphone application (eLiFE) or by use of paper manuals (aLiFE).

4:00pm

Gold Coast Health: Data-driven health care

Dr Brent Richards knows better than anyone that AI has the potential to drastically change the face of healthcare; tailoring diagnosis and treatment to the individual, assisting hospital care, and ultimately improving patient outcomes. Hear how Gold Coast Health is actively working through IntelliHQ to solve major healthcare challenges with the support of commercially viable AI projects.


CONTINUEDEVENT PROGRAM

TIME TOPIC

4:30pm

Metro North Health: Predictive modelling to identify disparate public health data sets for rich patient continuum

Samuel Irvine Casey explains how Max Kelsen are revolutionising the patient experience through data linkage and natural language processing. Hear how Max Kelsen has worked with Metro North Hospital and Health Service and how they manage the challenges involved in implementing Artificial Intelligence within the health system. Discover cognitiveCX, a natural language platform used to gain full visibility over your patient’s journeys and experiences.

5:00pm Final thoughts and closeWith: Professor Iain Graham



FACILITATOR

SPEAKERS

Professor Dian TjondronegoroProfessor of IT, Southern Cross University Gold Coast Campus

ABOUTProfessor Dian Tjondronegoro’s passion is in applied research and real-world teaching to make impacts in Ubiquitous Computing and Multimedia fields. His current focus area is in personalised health technology using multimedia big data in IoT framework. He has been innovating mobile health/wellness apps as part of his research with the Young and Well CRC, NHMRC partnership, Diabetes Australia and ARC Discovery.

Rachel de SainCEO, Codesain

ABOUTCodesain Founder and Lead Advisor, Rachel de Sain has over 20 years’ experience across a range of digital transformation and innovation disciplines. She is an internationally regarded digital strategist, having worked with governments, Fortune 500 companies and leading academic institutions. Rachel was most recently Executive General Manager responsible for Innovation, Design and Development at the Australian Digital Health Agency. Here she oversaw the creation of Australia’s Digital Health Strategy 2018-2022 and a range of national infrastructure improvements, including My Health Record.

Nicholas Therkelsen-TerryCEO, Max Kelsen

ABOUTCEO Nicholas Therkelsen-Terry co-founded Max Kelsen in 2015 to provide big data and machine learning services to clients large and small. He is a regular speaker at artificial intelligence meetups around the country, and also at conferences such as Gartner ITXPO, NSW Gov DC, Urbanity and IBM Think 2018.


CONTINUEDSPEAKERS

Professor Andrew Burton JonesProfessor of Business Information SystemsUniversity of Queensland

ABOUTProfessor Andrew Burton Jones has taught information systems in undergraduate, graduate, and executive programs, in several counties. He has a particular interest in IT governance and control, IT development, and IT strategy. He has published in and served on the editorial boards of the Journal of the Association for Information Systems, Information Systems Research, MIS Quarterly, and other outlets.improvements, including My Health Record.

Dr Blanca Gallego LuxanSenior Research Fellow at the Centre for Health InformaticsMacquarie University

ABOUTDr Blanca Gallego Luxan is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Health Informatics and leads the health analytics lab. This multidisciplinary research group is developing new empirical models for the analysis, assessment and prediction of healthcare delivery and for the integration of new sources of information into public health and clinical decision making.

Dr Shannon NottRural Health Director of Medical ServicesWestern NSW Local Health District

ABOUTDr Shannon Nott is a rural generalist trainee in Anaesthetics and currently Rural Health Director of Medical Services for Western NSW Local Health District. Shannon has worked extensively in the field of eHealth and telehealth following his Churchill Fellowship assessing how technology can improve health outcomes in rural and remote communities.

Dr Brent RichardsMedical Director of InnovationGold Coast Hospital and Health Service

ABOUTDr Brent Richards has long been working on ways to expand, understand and interrogate big data sets for clinical understanding, business KPIs and research possibilities. He has co-founded IntelliHQ, a not-for-profit organisation bringing together startups, industry partners, researchers and educators to work collaboratively to unlock the potential that AI can bring to healthcare, improving both patient and system outcomes.

Dr Elliot SmithCEO & Co-Founder Maxwell Plus

ABOUTDr Elliot Smith has a demonstrated history of working in the medical device industry and believes bringing AI into patient care will deliver unparalleled levels of confidence and accuracy in the detection and diagnosis of disease. Maxwell Plus combines multiparametric MRI and deep learning technologies to offer diagnostic testing that is faster, more affordable and more accurate than current diagnostic tools.



ABOUT THE CENTRE

Professor Andrea MaierDivisional Director of Medicine and Community CareRoyal Melbourne Hospital

ABOUTProfessor Andrea Maier’s research is driven by her passion to unravel ageing mechanisms and the interaction of ageing and age-related syndromes and diseases, which eventually leads to counteracting interventions. Her research group particularly focuses on sarcopenia and cellular senescence and its influence on age related diseases.

Samuel Irvine CaseyCOO and Co-Founder, Max Kelsen

ABOUTSamuel Irvine Casey applies his knowledge in machine learning to develop solutions that allow clients to use their data to uncover insights, improve efficiency, or inform decision-making. Combining a background in law, finance and applied mathematics he brings a unique way of thinking to complex problems. Samuel is considered to be a domain expert in the implementation of machine learning solutions to enterprise and government, and is a regular speaker at artificial intelligence events such as Brisbane AI, Cognitive Melbourne and IBM Think 2018.

Beau TyddPeople and TechnologyQueensland Airports Limited

ABOUTBeau Tydd has extensive experience in all aspects of IT management, leadership and operational management, financial and budgetary control, and human and asset resource management. His strong academic and industry-level qualifications have led to a full range of roles within the public and private sectors in Australia, Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands.

Susanna CarmanStrategic DesignerSC Design

ABOUTSusanna Carman is a strategic designer with a deep understanding of the mindsets, behaviours, relationships and systems required for generative leaders to thrive amidst complexity. She specialises in the integration of Design Thinking, Leadership Development and Collaborative Social Technologies to solve wicked problems, innovate amidst disruption and build collaborative networks.

The Centre for Healthcare Knowledge & Innovation (the Centre) is a partnership that aims to transform healthcare by facilitating the evolution of care coordination, integration and system innovation for health and social services. It’s vision is to maximise the health and wellbeing of those living in the North Coast through the continuous sharing of accessible, exceptional, integrated and sustainable health care resources, services and programs.

If you would like to contribute to the Centre’s body of work, please get in touch withBronwyn Thirkell: [email protected] or 0437 027 751.

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