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1. Australia’s first of its kind event that goes in-depth on how Digital Hospitals of the Future provide world class patient-centric care.

2. Focus on exceptional user experience by leveraging on digital technology and maximizing the opportunities that an information-driven health system can provide in the hospital context

3. Realize the benefits of a digital hospital from both a clinical and patient perspective, through redefining patient engagement and enhancing the hospital environment

4. Exclusive co-present sessions to highlight the value of vendor partnerships with respective healthcare providers

5. Perspective-driven and insights-oriented agenda namely industry, implementations and consumer/patients insights to cover the entire value chain

• Road map to success for world class ICT at Bendigo Health

• Cabrini Health: Supporting the Digital Hospital - 2020 Vision

• Visionary Keynote: Reshaping healthcare delivery in Australia: the evolving role of hospitals in the health ecosystem

• True Integration of Clinical and Facility Components at the new Royal Adelaide Hospital

• Macquarie University Hospital Tour, Australia’s first and only private not-for-profit teaching hospital on a University campus.

Digital Hospital of the Future, Australia 2015

Maximizing Digital Technology to Create ExceptionalPatient Experience and Improve Healthcare Efficiency

Main Conference: 25 - 26 November 2015Post Conference Workshop & Tour: 27 November 2015

Location: InterContinental Sydney, Australia

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DAY 2: THURSDAY, 26 NOVEMBER 2015

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Cabrini Health: Supporting the Digital Hospital - 2020 Vision

Road map to success for world class ICT at Bendigo Health

Visionary Keynote: Reshaping healthcare delivery in Australia: the evolving role of

hospitals in the health ecosystem

Judith DayExecutive Director, Commercial Services and Business SystemsDeputy Chief ExecutiveCabrini Health

Bruce WinzarExecutive Director, Information ServicesChief Information OfficerBendigo Health

Hon. Jillian Skinner MPNSW Minister for Health

Integrating Health IT to drive Clinical and Operational Efficiencies: Macquarie University

Hospital, modern digital teaching hospital

Formulating a design thinking framework and mapping the journey to digitalization: a strategic project between Telstra & Calvary

True Integration of Clinical and Facility Components at the new Royal

Adelaide Hospital

Sue HansonNational Director, Clinical ServicesCalvary

Fiona Stuart Practice Principal - Industry Solutions, HealthcareHewlett Packard Enterprise

Carmel KennedyDirector of Clinical ServicesMacquarie University Hospital

THE CONFERENCEAT A GLANCE


Featured Speakers Line Up

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Hon. Jillian Skinner MPNSW Minister for Health

Dr. Damian Claydon-PlattChief Clinical Information OfficerEpworth Healthcare

Jillian Skinner has served as the Member for North Shore since 1994.

She has more experience in the health field than any other politician in Australia, having served as Shadow Minister for Health from 1995 and Minister for Health since 2011.

She also served as Deputy Leader of the NSW Parliamentary Liberal Party for six years.

Dr Damian Claydon-Platt is the Chief Clinical Information Officer at Epworth Healthcare, a large not-for-profit healthcare group in Victoria. Damian is a medical doctor with 17 years clinical experience working predominantly in the Intensive Care Environment. As the CCIO of Epworth Healthcare, he is currently involved in the strategic alignment of IT priorities to clinical and organizational requirements, influencing of corporate vision to embrace the benefits of information technologies, stakeholder engagement across the group, and implementation of clinical-facing information systems.

Visionary Keynote from NSW Minister for Health

Conference Chairperson

Amelia PapamanosProject Director, Clinical ApplicationsThe Chris O’Brien Lifehouse

Tanya FeltonNational General Manager, Health Industry DevelopmentTelstra


Fiona Stuart Practice Principal - Industry Solutions, HealthcareHewlett Packard Enterprise

Carmel KennedyDirector of Clinical ServicesMacquarie University Hospital


Eliza KennyDirector of ITMacquarie University Hospital

Dr Joanne CurrySolutions Specialist Care LogisticsCSC

Kevin Burbidge ICT ArchitectSerco Australia

Lyn PackerIT DirectorWestern Sydney Local Health District

Russel Withers ICT Director Fiona Stanley Hospital

Weis LuClinical Technology SpecialistThe Chris O’Brien Lifehouse

Rachel De Sain Founder & DirectorFlaxworks


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Simon SteeleSolution Manager, new Royal Adelaide Hospital Delivery Program Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Dr. Simon Kos Health Industry Manager Microsoft Australia

Tim StakerNational General ManagerCabrini Technology

Dr. Damian Claydon-PlattChief Clinical Information OfficerEpworth Healthcare


Professor Johanna WestbrookDirector, Centre for Health Systems and Safety ResearchMacquarie University


Welcome to the Digital Hospital of the Future, Australia 2015 Maximizing Digital Technology to Create Exceptional Patient Experience

and Improve Healthcare Efficiency 25 - 27 NOVEMBER 2015 | INTERCONTINENTAL SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

This inaugural conference will address how the Hospital of the Future can maximize digital technology to create exceptional patient experience and improve healthcare efficiency. We are entering an era where we can say without hesitation that patient experience matters. Digital hospitals are in a better position to focus and deliver world class patient-centric care because of greater staff productivity and efficiency in healthcare provision.

Technology has long been a valued resource in healthcare, but adoption has been slower than in other industries. If there is one industry experiencing rapid change right now, it is healthcare. Whether it is the shift from paper to electronic records, face-to-face consultation to telehealth diagnosis, or instructing patients to empowering them, the industry is evolving fast.

Healthcare consumers, providers and payers are embracing the transformational power of technology, as it has become a must-have tool for transforming patient engagement, enabling personalized medicine, augmenting labor and paying off in unprecedented effectiveness across the care ecosystem. Where hospitals are concerned, the concept of ‘digital hospital’ has started to gain traction amongst healthcare facilities providers, as these organizations begin to recognize the benefits of process digitalization for greater productivity, efficiency and organization.

If we consider the accelerating rate of change in healthcare, the challenges may seem overwhelming, but the future looks bright. We have carefully crafted the agenda to help you avoid the pitfalls, better tackle the challenges and have leading experts share with you their road map to success.

Be in the midst of the healthcare IT leaders of today, who are doing more than just talking a good digital game. They are fundamentally changing the way technology is used for care delivery. The digital hospital is as much a way of thinking about the future of healthcare as it is about technology.

Hear from government officials on the digital hospital landscape in their respective states, discover emerging trends in the industry and learn about new technological solutions to stay relevant in the years to come.Mark those dates, book your seat now and be part of the Changing Face of Healthcare in Australia!

Warmest Regards,

Lucas GuoConference Director

Book Your Seat Today! Email: [email protected]

or Call +61 3 9909 7310for Immediate Booking!

PARTICIPATING COMPANIES


WHO WILL YOU MEET PARTICIPANT’S SENIORITYIndustries/Sectors: • Public Hospitals• Private Hospitals• Local Area Health Services• Aged Care Facilities• Primary Care & Allied Care• Federal Government Departments• State Government Departments• Health ICT Software and Technology Providers• ICT Management Consultants

In the Roles of:C-Level/VPs/Directors/Heads/GMs/Managers/Specialists/Strategists• eHealth• Medical/Health Information• Clinical Applications & Technology• Nursing• Healthcare IT• Healthcare Investment• Corporate Development • Clinical Operations• Strategy• Project Management• Facilities Management• Procurement and Administration

Seniority level: More than 70% are Director Levels & above

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TIy level: More than 70

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Board / C-Level / President / Director / MD

20%

VP / Director / GM 50%

Manager 20%

Head of Departments 10%


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Conference Highlights25 - 27 NOVEMBER 2015 | INTERCONTINENTAL SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

Understand the evolving role of hospitals and

how it can reshape the delivery of healthcare in

Australia

Learn from hospitals that have taken the digital path on how to tackle common

challenges and achieve visible

milestones with improved ROI

Explore opportunities and technology to

future-proof healthcare provision from vendors and solution providers

Increase knowledge around implementation of best-fit technology to

your organization

Discover the impact of safe and effective use of ICT on healthcare through specific

case studies and projects

Quantify how investments in digital technology can translate into measurable improvements for patient safety and health professionals’ work

Gain new ideas to improve processes with your team and overcome eHealth silos

Redefine patient engagement through constructive feedback from digital platforms

Develop a more holistic approach that involves all stakeholders in the value chain and facilitate change management process

Network and forge strategic collaboration with high-level attendees

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10:15am Morning Refreshments


Main Conference Agenda 25 - 26 NOVEMBER 2015 | INTERCONTINENTAL SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

DAY ONE - 25 NOVEMBER 2015

9:00am

9:05am

9:15am

Welcoming Speech, Opening Remarks & Thank You Sponsor Speech by Conference Producer

Chairperson: Conference Introduction on Day 1 Highlights on Conference Day 1 Key Sessions

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Eliza Kenny was part of the commissioning team of Macquarie University Hospital (MUH) in 2010, joining the Hospital as part of the nursing team. Prior to commencing with MUH, Eliza had 15 years’ experience in the public health sector and led projects in clinical redesign and service realignment. Having moved into the Technology Services Team in 2011, Eliza took on the management of the Department in 2014. In May this year, Eliza led the implementation of TrakCare throughout the Hospital, this being the second CIS implementation she has played an integral role in.

10:45am

Carmel Kennedy Director of Clinical ServicesMacquarie University Hospital

Eliza KennyDirector of ITMacquarie University Hospital

Integrating Health IT to drive Clinical and Operational Efficiencies: Macquarie University Hospital, modern digital teaching hospital

• Delivering a digital hospital vision• Implementing a fully integrated EMR• Benefits and barriers faced

Cabrini Health: Supporting the Digital Hospital - 2020 Vision

Judith DayExecutive Director, Commercial Services and Business Systems Deputy Chief ExecutiveCabrini Health

Tim Staker National General ManagerCabrini Technology

Tim Staker has the role of National General Manager of Cabrini Technology, a wholly owned division of Cabrini Health. He holds a Master of Business Administration (Technology Management) and Diploma in Biomedical Engineering. He has a keen interest in health technology planning and support and has worked as an equipment planning consultant on many of the new hospital developments in Australia. Cabrini Technology provides biomedical engineering support services to over 400 hospitals in Australia and New Zealand including Cabrini Health. Cabrini Technology also owns AWA Technology services, a 100 year old iconic brand which today provides national support to IT infrastructure and projects to government and enterprise.

Judith Day has the role of Executive Director, Commercial Services and Business Systems (Deputy Chief Executive). Judith has worked at Cabrini for nine years. She is a Certified Practising Accountant and completed a Master of Business Administration from the University of Adelaide. Judith has approximately 20 years’ experience in the health sector. Previously, she was Director of Finance and Administration at St Andrew’s Hospital in Adelaide. Prior to that, she worked in various roles at Faulding Healthcare, Flinders Medical Centre and Ashford Community Hospital. Her responsibilities include Finance, Payroll, Information Technology, Business Intelligence, Health Information Services and Health Fund negotiations. As part of her role, Judith deputizes for the Chief Executive when he is on leave.

Carmel Kennedy has over 20 years’ experience in management roles, 15 of those years in senior management positions within the private hospital sector. Carmel completed her General Nursing Certificate, RNSH in Sydney in 1985. She then undertook a Post Graduate nursing certificate in spinal cord injuries at the NSW College of Nursing which she completed in 1987. In 1995 she completed her Masters in Business Administration at Wollongong University. In the same year, Carmel became Deputy Director of Nursing at Southern Highlands Private Hospital. She then moved to Westmead Private Hospital as the Clinical Services Manager. In 2004 she was promoted to the role of Director of Clinical Services.

Following her time at Westmead Private Hospital, she transitioned to Mt Wilga Rehabilitation Hospital where she was employed as both the Director of Clinical Services and CEO. Carmel has been the Director Clinical Service at Macquarie University Hospital since March 2012 where she worked closely with the team to be one of the first Hospitals to achieve accreditation against all 10 of the NSQHS standards.

• Transition to a digital hospital• Obtaining clinical ‘buy-in’ and support of new technology• Overcoming challenges, pitfalls to avoid and early wins



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12:05pm Lunch

3:30pm


Sue’s clinical background is in palliative care. She has also held NSW Senior executive roles in Clinical Governance at local health district level. She held an academic appointment as a clinical professor of nursing from 2000-2007. In her current role at Calvary Sue is responsible for clinical governance and clinical strategy across Calvary aged, community, acute public and private hospitals and specialist palliative care services in six Australian States and Territories.

Russel Withers is the Director of ICT at Western Australia’s flagship public hospital, Fiona Stanley Hospital, and has delivered ICT-centric programs of work for a variety of private sector and Government organizations across Australia, South East Asia, and the USA. Russel has worked in Healthcare and Healthcare ICT since 2000. Prior to his joining the Serco team at Fiona Stanley Hospital, he was involved in the delivery of ICT infrastructure to the recently opened Gold Coast University Hospital. After joining Serco in mid-2013, he oversaw the commercial and technical aspects of implementing and commissioning of the complex ICT systems integrations required to deliver the ICT vision at Fiona Stanley Hospital.

3:00pm Afternoon Refreshment & Networking

Hospital Design for Innovative Service Delivery

• The impact that building design has on service delivery in an advanced tertiary hospital

• The importance of getting passive infrastructure design right• The final design as compared to the original design and the dependencies on

non-clinical servicesRussel WithersICT DirectorFiona Stanley Hospital

2:00pm Formulating a design thinking framework and mapping the journey to digitalization: a strategic project between Telstra & Calvary

• An observation-based study focused on delivery of integrated care• Addressing the challenges of integrated care from policy, cultural and

technological perspectives• Design Thinking Approach: turning around the process of customer-focused

solution developmentTanya FeltonNational General Manager, Health Industry DevelopmentTelstra

Martin ClaridgeCTO Avaya ANZ

Tanya Felton is Telstra’s Global Industries healthcare leader. Her healthcare background is focused on technology and she has a passion for smarter, connected hospitals and health systems. Joining Telstra in 2011, Tanya works with customers to create innovative solutions to solve the challenges of delivering health services in complex environments.

Most recently, she undertook a Design Thinking project with Australia’s largest not for profit health care provider to understand and enable better care.

With over 25 years of technology experience, Martin is committed to providing innovative solutions that enable businesses to roll out new applications quickly, reduce business downtime and improve both security and device management in a mobile connected world. He partners with senior executives in enterprise organizations helping them transform their inherited, fractured network into one comprehensive entity.

11:45am Sponsored Session by Avaya

Bruce is the Executive Director of Information Services and Chief Information Officer responsible for ICT, applications and medical records at Bendigo Health. Bruce is also the Executive Sponsor for the new Bendigo Hospital ICT and EMR projects.

Bruce has been in the ICT industry since 1976 and has held several senior ICT roles within both the private and public sector. Bruce has pursued a lead role in specifying and supervising the delivery of new models for services in health and local government, and provided project management for a range of large projects funded by both State and Federal Government.


1:15pm Road map to success for world-class ICT at Bendigo Health

• Vision of world-class ICT• Digital Medical Record to Electronic Medical Record at new Bendigo Hospital• Lessons learnt and future developments



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4:30pm

5:45pm

5:00pm

End of Day One

Closing Remarks by Conference Chairman

Panel Discussion - The future of healthcare: Digital Hospital, within and beyond the walls

Consumerization of IT and its impact on primary care

Rachel de SainFounder & DirectorFlaxworks


Dr. Simon KosHealth IndustryManagerMicrosoft Australia


Russel WithersICT DirectorFiona Stanley Hospital

Rachel de Sain is the founder of digital transformation agency, Flaxworks. With almost 20 years of experience in delivering innovative digital solutions around the globe for a range of clients in the public and private sector, including MTV Networks, Accenture, Telstra and a range of projects for federal, state and local government agencies.

• Empowering patients to achieve better health outcomes• The role of social media in getting feedback• Importance of design interface in Health IT solutions

Kevin Burbidge is an ICT Professional with over 20 years’ experience in ICT infrastructure architecture, design, and implementation. For the last five years, Kevin has been dedicated to delivery of Western Australia’s most technologically advanced public tertiary medical facility, the Fiona Stanley Hospital. During this time, he has worked for both the Western Australian Department of Health to define the ICT Services required in the hospital, and more recently for Serco Australia, the contracted Facilities Management provider at Fiona Stanley Hospital, to design and deliver ICT Services in the hospital.

Kevin Burbidge, MACS CPICT ArchitectSerco Australia



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DAY TWO - 26 NOVEMBER 2015

9:00am

9:05am

10:05am

Chairperson: Conference Introduction on Day 2 Highlights on Conference Day 2 Key Sessions

Visionary Keynote: Reshaping healthcare delivery in Australia: the evolving role of hospitals in the health ecosystem

Morning Refreshments

Hon. Jillian Skinner MPNSW Minister for HealthJillian Skinner has served as the Member for North Shore since 1994.

She has more experience in the health field than any other politician in Australia, having served as Shadow Minister for Health from 1995 and Minister for Health since 2011.

She also served as Deputy Leader of the NSW Parliamentary Liberal Party for six years.

Dr Damian Claydon-Platt is the Chief Clinical Information Officer at Epworth Healthcare, a large not-for-profit healthcare group in Victoria. Damian is a medical doctor with 17 years clinical experience working predominantly in the Intensive Care Environment. As the CCIO of Epworth Healthcare, he is currently involved in the strategic alignment of IT priorities to clinical and organizational requirements, influencing of corporate vision to embrace the benefits of information technologies, stakeholder engagement across the group, and implementation of clinical-facing information systems.

Joanne is a highly experienced Health Informatician who has expertise in a wide range of areas. Specializing in patient journey modeling she has significant experience in managing healthcare improvement/ transformation projects involving both technical and clinical stakeholders using various technologies and involving complex organizational cultures. Joanne was responsible for designing the integration of four disparate clinical services into one integrated patient journey for the recently opened North West Cancer Centre in Tamworth NSW.

Lyn has more than 30 years of health experience. The last 15 in enabling Clinicians to utilize Information Technology through directing Clinical Programs delivered in Western Sydney and Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health Districts.

9:20am

10.40am

Lyn Packer IT DirectorWestern Sydney Local Health District

Dr Joanne Curry Solutions Specialist Care LogisticsCSC

Who’s driving this bus? The patient or IT?

• Understand how the patient journey can impact digital innovation• How visual representations can successfully engage clinical staff• Real-life examples of how the patient journey model can be used to

communicate to clinical, managerial and IT staff

Dr Damian Claydon-PlattChief Clinical Information OfficerEpworth Healthcare

Improving clinical efficiency and patient engagement in a digital world: Epworth Healthcare

• A clinical perspective on the future of digitally enabled healthcare• EMR Considerations in a Private Hospital Environment• Foundation pieces for our EMR

Michael Dunne has 20 years IT experience, and has turned his attention to creating end to end desktop virtualization solutions that can be implemented into multiple industries. With the powerhouse of Dell, Cloud Client-Computing is able to create an in-house tailor made solution.

Michael Dunne Solution Specialist in Cloud Client-Computing

11:40am Sponsored Session by Dell

12:00pm Lunch



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3:15pm Afternoon Refreshments

Professor Johanna WestbrookDirector, Centre for Health Systems and Safety ResearchAustralian Institute of Health Innovation, Macquarie University

Professor Johanna Westbrook, is Director of the Centre for Health Systems and Safety Research, Australian Institute of Health Innovation, Macquarie University. She is internationally recognised for her research evaluating the effects of information and communication technology (ICT) in health care. She has led national research on medication safety informatics, conducting comparative studies of electronic medication management systems, their effectiveness in reducing error rates, their propensity to introduce new errors, the cost-effectiveness of these systems and their impact on health professionals’ work. This research has received considerable national and international media attention and awards.

She has over 300 peer-reviewed publications, has been awarded more than $38M in grants and made over 100 national and international presentations.She is currently leading a large-scale study investigating the impact of ICT on the integration of community and aged care services. In 2014 she was named Australian ICT professional of the year by the Australian Information Industry Association for her research contributions.

From paper to digital: the impact of safe and effective use of ICT on healthcare delivery

• Clinicians’ use of online evidence and its integration into, and impact on, work practices and decision-making

• Quantify how investments in digital technology can translate into measurable improvements for patient safety and health professionals’ work

• Case Study: Success & promises of eMedication Management in hospitals

2:30pm

Simon Steele has a career that spans the IT and Telecommunications industries, where he has designed, implemented and supported large ERP software systems and designed and installed a wide-scale fixed wireless network for providing broadband services in regional Australia.

Simon joined HP in 2012 as a Solution Architect for the Royal Adelaide Hospital project. Simon is TOGAF 9 certified and is responsible for the solution design and design co-ordination of the in-building system integration at the Royal Adelaide Hospital’s new facility with Imatis, South Australian Health and other ICT vendors. Simon has been the Lead of the ICT Technical Workgroup incorporating lead solution engineers from all vendors involved in providing ICT at the Royal Adelaide Hospital’s new facility.

Simon SteeleSolution Manager, new Royal Adelaide Hospital Delivery ProgramHewlett Packard Enterprise

1:30pm

Fiona Stuart is the Practice Principal for Healthcare within HP’s Industry Solutions area. In this role, she supports the go-to-market activities, business development and delivery for HP’s activities in the Healthcare sector. Fiona has over 25 years’ experience in ICT over a number of industries. She has specialised in Health since 2008. Fiona is an inaugural Certified Health Informatician Australasia (CHIA) and has previously practiced as a certified enterprise architect.

Fiona Stuart Practice Principal - Industry Solutions, Healthcare Hewlett Packard Enterprise

True Integration of Clinical and Facility components at the new Royal Adelaide Hospital

• Challenges and lessons learnt from merging ICT methodologies into building work programs and practices

• Development and implementation of the Integration Engine• Framework for integration and testing as part of actual hospital build

3:45pm


Implementation insight into the successful adoption and integration of IT systems in the hospital environment: An application’s perspective

• Benefits and challenges/risks during the implementation process of the clinical systems and programs

• Deciding on clinical system vendor and developing complete solutions based on clinicians specific needs

• How to achieve visible milestones and take small incremental steps to improve patient treatment journey

Amelia’s background is in Data Integration, Data Governance, Master Data Management, Business & System Analytics and Mandatory Reporting for the Health Sector. Her passion lies in improving the integration of clinical systems and their configuration, to improve efficiencies with business processes and reporting of clinical data. Amelia has spent the last 2.5 years working at Chris O’Brien Lifehouse in various roles such as Project Managing the implementation of the PAS, Scheduling, Clinical Documents, Patient Billing, Referral Management and Business Intelligence Reporting applications for Lifehouse and is now the Project Director for the Clinical Systems and Electronic Medical Record.

Weis LuClinical Technology SpecialistThe Chris O’Brien LifehouseWeis Lu’s experience lies in working with innovative technologies that bridge the gap between users and technology in health. He has spent the last 3.5 years at the Chris O’Brien Lifehouse as a Clinical Technology Specialist where he led the effort to successfully fit out clinical devices. He is passionate about healthcare innovations which will benefit the patients through the use of multidisciplinary technologies.

Panel discussion: Overcoming e-health silos: How an integrated health ecosystem benefits all of the stakeholders



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5:30pm Closing remarks by Conference Chairman & Thank you

End of Day Two

4:45pm

Professor Johanna WestbrookDirector, Centre for Health Systems and Safety ResearchAustralian Institute of Health Innovation, Macquarie University

Dr Joanne CurrySolutions Specialist Care LogisticsCSC


Fiona StuartPractice Principal - Industry Solutions, HealthcareHP Enterprise Services


Design Thinking Workshop: Supporting the Integrated Care Process, 9:00am - 12:00pm

This half-day workshop will be an immersion into the Design Thinking process and will demonstrate how this process can be used to uncover innovative ideas and ways to solve mundane and seemingly stuck problems that impact healthcare delivery from a quality and efficiency perspective. Calvary SilverLining case study will be used as a starting point. The workshop will be divided into three segments and participants will be in small working groups to work through a range of solutions, find the best few and then best option to solve the challenges.

Three Main Segments• Calvary SilverLining case study will be used to set context, to capture key observations that relate to workflow and environment and to

extract and define core needs from the insights.• Rapid, high-level solution development: Groups will be asked to storyboard how the solutions will be implemented and to add priority to

the core solutions.• Top 2 ideas will be presented, information will be consolidated with a final preparation of a document/ slide deck that speaks to the

challenges and outlines the high level solutions.

Post Conference Workshop 27 NOVEMBER 2015 | INTERCONTINENTAL SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

About Your Workshop Leaders

Tanya Felton is Telstra’s Global Industries healthcare leader. Her healthcare background is focused on technology and she has a passion for smarter, connected hospitals and health systems. Joining Telstra in 2011, Tanya works with customers to create innovative solutions to solve the challenges of delivering health services in complex environments.

Most recently, she undertook a Design Thinking project with Australia’s largest not for profit health care provider to understand and enable better care.

Dr. Simon Kos is the Health Industry Manager for Microsoft in Australia. Since 2010, he is responsible for the vision for health in Australia, and how Microsoft solutions and partners make that a reality.

Prior to joining Microsoft, Dr. Kos worked with global health IT companies Cerner and InterSystems as they implemented some of the largest e-Health initiatives in Australia. Before moving into technology, Dr Kos worked as a medical doctor focused on critical care.

Tanya FeltonNational General Manager, Health Industry Development

Dr. Simon Kos Health Industry Manager

DAY THREE - 27 NOVEMBER 2015

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Post Conference Site Tour 27 NOVEMBER 2015 | INTERCONTINENTAL SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

Carmel Kennedy has over 20 years’ experience in management roles, 15 of those years in senior management positions within the private hospital sector. Carmel completed her General Nursing Certificate, RNSH in Sydney in 1985. She then undertook a Post Graduate nursing certificate in spinal cord injuries at the NSW College of Nursing which she completed in 1987. In 1995 she completed her Masters in Business Administration at Wollongong University. In the same year, Carmel became Deputy Director of Nursing at Southern Highlands Private Hospital. She then moved to Westmead Private Hospital as the Clinical Services Manager. In 2004 she was promoted to the role of Director of Clinical Services.

Following her time at Westmead Private Hospital, she transitioned to Mt Wilga Rehabilitation Hospital where she was employed as both the Director of Clinical Services and CEO. Carmel has been the Director Clinical Service at Macquarie University Hospital since March 2012 where she worked closely with the team to be one of the first Hospitals to achieve accreditation against all 10 of the NSQHS standards.

Eliza Kenny was part of the commissioning team of Macquarie University Hospital (MUH) in 2010, joining the Hospital as part of the nursing team. Prior to commencing with MUH, Eliza had 15 years’ experience in the public health sector and led projects in clinical redesign and service realignment. Having moved into the Technology Services Team in 2011, Eliza took on the management of the Department in 2014. In May this year, Eliza led the implementation of TrakCare throughout the Hospital, this being the second CIS implementation she has played an integral role in.

Site Tour: Macquarie University Hospital (MUH), 2:00pm - 3:30pm*There are no more slots left for the Chris O’Brien Lifehouse tour. Due to popular demand, we have arranged for one more exclusive tour. Places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Exclusively conducted by Day 1 Keynote Speakers from Macquarie University Hospital

Carmel KennedyDirector of Clinical Services

Eliza KennyDirector of IT

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Visit Australia’s first and only private not-for-profit teaching hospital on a University campus. The stunning 183-beds facility offers a new era in health care by incorporating the latest design principles and combining state-of-the-art technologies with visionary research and a commitment to high-quality patient-centric care.

The Sydney-based hospital is one of the most ‘digitally integrated’ of its class, offering the advanced safety, convenience and accuracy of a paperless environment, enabling equipment to be wirelessly linked for total integration. It is also Australia’s first and only hospital that houses a ‘cyclotron’ for the production of radioactive isotopes for world class medical imaging capabilities and the only facility in the state to establish a comprehensive robotics program that enables surgeons from a variety of specialties to utilize the tool.

See the transformations in action after hearing from their Keynote session. Be part of the exclusive tour to learn from the first-class experience that Macquarie University Hospital provides!


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BY CHEQUE / BANK DRAFT :Made payable to CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED and mail to: 3 International Business Park, #04-29, Nordic European Centre, Singapore 609927.

BY TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER TO:Bank Name: Standard Chartered BankBank Code: 7144Bank Branch Code: 001Bank Address: 6 Battery Road, #01-01 Singapore 049909Bank Account No: 0107775042Bank Account name: CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITEDSWIFT Code: SCBLSG22Please note that all bank charges are to be borne by participants. Please ensure Clariden Global International Limited receives the full invoiced amount.

Note: Please include invoice number on all payment types and yourcompany’s name in your payment instructions for our reference.

CREDIT CARD:To make payment by credit card, please call our client services hotline at+61 3 9909 7310.

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Promotional Code (Optional): __________________________________________________Please register the following participant(s) for this Conference(Please tick to select your Conference packages. You may tick more than one.)1st Participant Name (Mr/Mrs/Ms): ______________________________________________Job Title:___________________________ Department:_______________________________Telephone:________________________________ Fax:_______________________________Email:________________________________________ Date of Birth:____________________Conference Package Selected: ________________________________________________2nd Participant Name (Mr/Mrs/Ms): ______________________________________________Job Title:___________________________ Department:_______________________________Telephone:________________________________ Fax:_______________________________Email:________________________________________ Date of Birth:____________________Conference Package Selected: ________________________________________________3rd Participant Name (Mr/Mrs/Ms): ______________________________________________Job Title:___________________________ Department:_______________________________Telephone:________________________________ Fax:_______________________________Email:________________________________________ Date of Birth:____________________Conference Package Selected: ________________________________________________4th Participant Name (Mr/Mrs/Ms): ______________________________________________Job Title:___________________________ Department:_______________________________Telephone:________________________________ Fax:_______________________________Email:________________________________________ Date of Birth:____________________Conference Package Selected: ________________________________________________

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InterContinental Sydney, Australia25 - 27 November 2015117 Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000, AustraliaTel : +61 2 9253 9000Website :http://www.ihg.com/intercontinental/hotels/gb/en/sydney/sydha/hoteldetail

PLEASE NOTE: The conference fee includes lunch, refreshments and conference documentation. Payments are required with registration and must be received prior to the Conference to guarantee your place.

*There are no more slots left for the Chris O’Brien Lifehouse tour. Due to popular demand, we have arranged for one more exclusive tour to the Macquarie University Hospital (MUH). Places are allocated on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis.

CONFERENCE VENUE AND ACCOMMODATION INFORMATION

A: 2-Day Conference

For Hospitals, Clinics and Government

For Vendors and Solution Providers:

AU$1,695

AU$2,495

AU$995

AU$2,095

AU$2,895

AU$1,895

AU$2,695

AU$995

AU$2,295

AU$3,095

AU$1,995

AU$2,795

AU$995

AU$2,395

AU$3,195

B: 2-Day Conference + Workshop & *MUH tour

D: 2-Day Conference

C: Workshop & *MUH tour

E: 2-Day Conference + Workshop & *MUH tour

1st Early Bird Fee

(If payments and

registrations are received

by 1 October 2015)

2nd Early Bird Fee

(If payments and

registrations are received by

29 October 2015)

Regular FeeConference Packages

CONFERENCE FEES