Spotlight: Driving Digital Transformation

June 25-25, 2020 | HIMSS APAC20, Singapore
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HIMSS Australia Digital Dialogue Series 2020

Australia has one of the best health systems in the world – on any measure. It has been a pioneer in use of digital health to empower patients, citizens and the care professionals who serve them – promoting new approaches to virtual care, interoperability and co-ordinated care planning while empowering consumers with My Health Record and other initiatives. The Australia Digital Dialogue series explores the opportunities for digital health today to support the ongoing response to COVD-19 and the improvement of clinical, social and economic health and care outcomes. We travel virtually across the country to learn from system leaders how they are accelerating the digital health transformation and making it the new norm.

 

Tim Kelsey is senior vice president of HIMSS Analytics International supporting the digital empowerment of health and wellbeing around the world. He is an internationally regarded expert in the digital transformation of health and care. He has designed and successfully implemented national digital health strategies in two countries – in Australia, as Chief Executive of the Australian Digital Health Agency (2016-20) and in England, as NHS National Director for Patients and Information (2012-15). He was also National Information Director for health and care in England and Chair of the National Information Board and, before that, the British government's first Executive Director of Transparency and Open Data.

Digital Dialogue Schedule

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Western Australia (WA)

16 July | 12-1pm SGT/AWST

Digital transformation is a key priority for health and care services in Western Australia – harnessing the power of the modern information revolution for people, communities and the care professionals who serve them. This session explores with health leaders in WA ways in which they are supporting clinical, social and economic outcomes through digital innovation and data sharing – and promoting future system resilience in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Focus:

  • Empowering patients and the community
  • Enabling clinical leadership
  • Prioritising data analytics in care planning and population health management
  • Creating a platform for digital innovation

Speakers


Prof Peter Sprivulis
Chief Clinical Information Officer, Western Australian Department of Health Service

Adj. A/Prof Learne Durrington
Chief Executive Officer, Western Australian Primary Health Alliance

Giles Nunis
Partner, Deloitte Consulting Pty Ltd

Paul Lancaster
Alliance Manager, Commvault

Supported by

Measuring digital transformation – spotlight on the new Digital Health Indicator

HIMSS has been supporting health providers and systems measure their progress in implementing digital health services. We have now launched the new Digital Health Indicator (DHI) which complements existing maturity models by measuring digital capability across the whole health eco system. It examines how health services – at national, regional or local level - are supporting people to manage their health and wellness, supported by connectivity between clinicians and provider teams, in a secure and private environment whenever and wherever care is needed.

For more information, please contact Bhavna.Mansukhani@himss.org

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Queensland (QLD)

23 July | 10-11am SGT / 12-1pm AEST

“Advancing healthcare for our consumers, clinicians and the community through digital innovation” is the vision for Queensland’s Digital Health Strategy. The focus is on creating a personalised and integrated health system across public and private where health service providers work as a coordinated team.

Focus:

  • Telehealth and remote monitoring closer to or in the home
  • Access to real-time information, not only from ICT systems, but also from clinical network and specialists who use and contribute to real-time information systems
  • System focus on information exchange and interoperability allowing for innovation across care providers

Speakers


Prof Keith McNeil
Acting Deputy Director-General and Chief Medical Officer Prevention Division, and Chief Clinical Information Officer, Queensland Health

A/ Prof Clair Sullivan
Associate Professor UQ and Chief Digital Health Officer, Metro North Hospital and Health Service
 
 

Alastair Sharman
Chief Digital Officer, Mater Misericordiae Ltd

Gary Moss
VP of Sales, Oceania, Intelerad

Supported by

Measuring digital transformation – spotlight on the new Digital Health Indicator

HIMSS has been supporting health providers and systems measure their progress in implementing digital health services. We have now launched the new Digital Health Indicator (DHI) which complements existing maturity models by measuring digital capability across the whole health eco system. It examines how health services – at national, regional or local level - are supporting people to manage their health and wellness, supported by connectivity between clinicians and provider teams, in a secure and private environment whenever and wherever care is needed.

For more information, please contact Bhavna.Mansukhani@himss.org

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Victoria (VIC)

30 July | 10-11am SGT / 12-1pm AEST

Digital transformation is a key priority for health and care services in Victoria – harnessing the power of the modern information revolution for people, communities and the care professionals who serve them. This session explores with health leaders in Victoria ways in which they are supporting clinical, social and economic outcomes through digital innovation and data sharing – and promoting future system resilience in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Focus:

  • Empowering patients and the community
  • Enabling clinical leadership
  • Prioritising data analytics in care planning and population health management
  • Creating a platform for digital innovation and measuring digital maturity

Speakers


Neville Board
Chief Digital Health Officer, Department of Health and Human Services Victoria

Dr. Nathan Pinskier
Member of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) Expert Committee ehealth, Advisor ADHA Secure Messaging

Renza Scibilia
Manager - Type 1 Diabetes and Consumer Voice, Diabetes Australia

Peter J.K. Weston
APAC Leader, Healthcare Solutions, Hyland Healthcare, Australia

Supported by

Measuring digital transformation – spotlight on the new Digital Health Indicator

HIMSS has been supporting health providers and systems measure their progress in implementing digital health services. We have now launched the new Digital Health Indicator (DHI) which complements existing maturity models by measuring digital capability across the whole health eco system. It examines how health services – at national, regional or local level - are supporting people to manage their health and wellness, supported by connectivity between clinicians and provider teams, in a secure and private environment whenever and wherever care is needed.

For more information, please contact Bhavna.Mansukhani@himss.org

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South Australia (SA)

6 August | 10:30-11:30am SGT / 12-1pm ACST

“The right information, to the right person, at the right time, in the right place” drives the digital strategy vision & purpose in South Australia. It aims to deliver a comprehensive and sustainable health system where citizens are at the centerpiece of the design process to ensure better integration for both patients and providers.

Focus:

  • Digital telehealth network
  • Shared digital health record across healthcare sites
  • Cross-sector integration of digital health services

Speakers


Prof Libby Roughead
Director, Quality Use of Medicines and Pharmacy Research Centre, University of South Australia

Chris Moy
GP, President AMA South Australia, Chair of the Federal AMA Ethics and Medico-legal Committee, Clinical Reference Lead for the Australian Digital Health Agency

Philip Robinson PSM
Executive Director Corporate Services and the Executive Lead, Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Adelaide

Paul Lancaster
Alliance Manager, Commvault

Supported by

Measuring digital transformation – spotlight on the new Digital Health Indicator

HIMSS has been supporting health providers and systems measure their progress in implementing digital health services. We have now launched the new Digital Health Indicator (DHI) which complements existing maturity models by measuring digital capability across the whole health eco system. It examines how health services – at national, regional or local level - are supporting people to manage their health and wellness, supported by connectivity between clinicians and provider teams, in a secure and private environment whenever and wherever care is needed.

For more information, please contact Bhavna.Mansukhani@himss.org

Northern Territory (NT)

13 August | 10:30-11:30am SGT / 12-1pm ACST

The Northern Territory (NT) was among Australia’s early adopters of digital health – recognizing the importance of information sharing to support health outcomes for communities in some of the most remote parts of the country. Since 2005, healthcare providers in NT have successfully been using a secure shared platform for key patient information and are now developing approaches to more comprehensive interoperability.

Focus:

  • My Health Record
  • Telehealth
  • Interoperability

Speaker


A/ Prof Didier Palmer OAM
Director Emergency & Trauma Centre, Royal Darwin Hospital, Director, Division of Emergency Medicine, Royal Darwin & Palmerston Hospitals

Dr. Hugh Heggie
NT Chief Health Officer and Executive Director Public Health and Clinical Excellence Department of Health – Office of the Chief Health Officer, Northern Territory Government

Measuring digital transformation – spotlight on the new Digital Health Indicator

HIMSS has been supporting health providers and systems measure their progress in implementing digital health services. We have now launched the new Digital Health Indicator (DHI) which complements existing maturity models by measuring digital capability across the whole health eco system. It examines how health services – at national, regional or local level - are supporting people to manage their health and wellness, supported by connectivity between clinicians and provider teams, in a secure and private environment whenever and wherever care is needed.

For more information, please contact Bhavna.Mansukhani@himss.org

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Tasmania (TAS)

20 August | 10-11am SGT / 12-1pm AEST

In Tasmania, while work is underway to connect its public hospitals to My Health Record system, there is a lack of standard tools to allow providers to communicate with each other electronically. Tasmania’s health system aims to improve preventable hospitalization resulting from chronic disease by leveraging on data as a resource. It is also working on a single system to support electronic patient referral – otherwise known as eReferral.

Focus:

  • eReferral to send secure, electronic referral communication between primary health care providers, hospitals, specialists and allied health practitioners
  • The PHN Exchange has been developed as a portal to share data and data related resources with the Tasmanian health community

Measuring digital transformation – spotlight on the new Digital Health Indicator

HIMSS has been supporting health providers and systems measure their progress in implementing digital health services. We have now launched the new Digital Health Indicator (DHI) which complements existing maturity models by measuring digital capability across the whole health eco system. It examines how health services – at national, regional or local level - are supporting people to manage their health and wellness, supported by connectivity between clinicians and provider teams, in a secure and private environment whenever and wherever care is needed.

For more information, please contact Bhavna.Mansukhani@himss.org

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Australian Capital Territory (ACT)

27 August | 10-11am SGT / 12-1pm AEST

The Australian Capital Territory’s (ACT) vision for enabling and delivering exemplary person-centered care through digital innovation is based on a set of strategic goals: Access, Accountability and Sustainability.

Focus:

  • Access - Delivery of care, Telehealth and virtual care delivery
  • Accountability - Workforce Strategy, Data management
  • Sustainability – Innovations, technology

Speaker


Mark Kinsela
Chief Executive Officer, Pharmaceutical Society of Australia

Supported by

Measuring digital transformation – spotlight on the new Digital Health Indicator

HIMSS has been supporting health providers and systems measure their progress in implementing digital health services. We have now launched the new Digital Health Indicator (DHI) which complements existing maturity models by measuring digital capability across the whole health eco system. It examines how health services – at national, regional or local level - are supporting people to manage their health and wellness, supported by connectivity between clinicians and provider teams, in a secure and private environment whenever and wherever care is needed.

For more information, please contact Bhavna.Mansukhani@himss.org

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New South Wales (NSW)

3 September | 10-11am SGT / 12-1pm AEST

“Transformed health through data and insights” is the vision of the New South Wales (NSW) Health Analytics Framework, and is executed by three implementation drivers: Embed, Accelerate and Innovate to keep people healthy and out of hospital; and provide timely, quality care.

Focus:

  • Embed current analytics initiative - NSW Data Analytics Centre
  • Accelerate areas of leading practice - Clinician Engagement
  • Innovate - private industry and the research community

Speakers


Dr. Zoran Bolevich
Chief Executive eHealth NSW

Prof Meredith Makeham
Chief Medical Adviser, Australian Digital Health Agency

Emma Hossack
CEO of the Medical Software Industry Association

George Margelis
Independent Chair, Aged Care Industry Information Technology Council

Kate Quirke
Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Alcidion

David Williams
Country Manager, Ascom Australia

Supported by

Measuring digital transformation – spotlight on the new Digital Health Indicator

HIMSS has been supporting health providers and systems measure their progress in implementing digital health services. We have now launched the new Digital Health Indicator (DHI) which complements existing maturity models by measuring digital capability across the whole health eco system. It examines how health services – at national, regional or local level - are supporting people to manage their health and wellness, supported by connectivity between clinicians and provider teams, in a secure and private environment whenever and wherever care is needed.

For more information, please contact Bhavna.Mansukhani@himss.org

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Federal Part One

10 September | 10-11am SGT / 12-1pm AEST

The healthcare landscape has been changing and health today is at an inflection point. In the first of this two-part series finale, we will look at an overview of government initiatives on digital transformation across the nation.

Speakers


Martin Bowles AO PSM
National Chief Executive Officer, Calvary Health Care

Dr. Louise Schaper
Chief Executive, Australasian Institute of Digital Health (AIDH)

Prof Mary Foley
Managing Director, Telstra Health

Supported by

Measuring digital transformation – spotlight on the new Digital Health Indicator

HIMSS has been supporting health providers and systems measure their progress in implementing digital health services. We have now launched the new Digital Health Indicator (DHI) which complements existing maturity models by measuring digital capability across the whole health eco system. It examines how health services – at national, regional or local level - are supporting people to manage their health and wellness, supported by connectivity between clinicians and provider teams, in a secure and private environment whenever and wherever care is needed.

For more information, please contact Bhavna.Mansukhani@himss.org

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Federal Part Two

16 September | 10-11am SGT / 12-1pm AEST

The healthcare landscape has been changing and health today is at an inflection point. In the second of this two-part series finale, we will look at the future of digital health post COVID-19 and the new norm of healthcare.

Speakers


Dr. Mukesh Haikerwal AC
GP in Melborne, former Chair of Council of the World Medical Association and Federal President of the Australian Medical Association, AC

Bettina Mcmahon
Interim Chief Executive Officer at Australian Digital Health Agency
 
 
 

Steve Hambleton
Deputy Chair of the Primary Healthcare Reform Steering Committee, Adjunct Professor, University of Queensland and General Practitioner

Measuring digital transformation – spotlight on the new Digital Health Indicator

HIMSS has been supporting health providers and systems measure their progress in implementing digital health services. We have now launched the new Digital Health Indicator (DHI) which complements existing maturity models by measuring digital capability across the whole health eco system. It examines how health services – at national, regional or local level - are supporting people to manage their health and wellness, supported by connectivity between clinicians and provider teams, in a secure and private environment whenever and wherever care is needed.

For more information, please contact Bhavna.Mansukhani@himss.org

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