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hic2013CONFERENCE PROGRAM

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Monday 15 July 2013 7.30am Registration opens

Riverbank R1&2

New Age Workforce: Blending Professional and Digital Behaviours

8.00-8.45am Nursing Informatics Australia AGM

9.00am Introduction and opening Chair: Lis Herbert

Jenny Hurley Professional Officer, ANF SA Branch

9.15am The nursing e-volution...safety and quality by design! Ann Larkins CIO/Director, Information Services, Barwon Health

10.00am The role of the nursing informatics specialist – a critical success factor for implementing healthcare IT solutions Cherrie Lowe CEO/Director, TrendCare Systems

10.30am Morning tea 11.00am Testing type 2 Diabetes: Utilising telehealth in the Chair: Marian Linnane

urban, rural and remote settings Julie Randall Townsville Mackay Medicare Local

11.20am Computerised perinatal data collection: The midwives’ experience Alison Craswell University of Wollongong

11.40am Enhancing the experience of the Bachelor of Nursing (Advanced Studies) students at the University of Sydney whilst on clinical placement Dr Jennifer Hardy and Joseph Pendon University of Sydney

12.00pm New aged care: Bringing documentation methods for residential aged care into the 21st century Catherine Le Cornu Eldercare

12.20pm Improving access to clinical resources to support nurses and midwives caring for patients within a large complex local health district: How are we doing? Sheryl Davis Hunter New England Local Health District

12.40pm Lunch1.30pm A connected world Chair: Sue McIndoe

Janette Bennett Clinical Director Global Market Development, BT2.15pm Involving end users in device selection to suit nursing workflow during

electronic medication administration: An evaluation process Janette Gogler Cabrini Health

2.35pm Perceptions and attitudes of nursing students towards electronic health records Randike Gajanayake Queensland University of Technology

3.00pm Afternoon tea3.30pm First national nursing informatics Chair: Jo Foster

appointment in New Zealand Rebecca Oakes Safe Staffing Healthy Workplaces

3.50pm Telehealth and clinical governance Wendy Bowker and Mary Byrne Healthdirect Australia

4.10pm Do nurses’ patterns of work change following the implementation of an electronic medication management system? Prof Johanna Westbrook Centre for Health Systems and Safety Research, UNSW

4.30pm Capacity planning – moving from reactive to proactive management Speaker TBC McKesson

4.45pm Moya Conrick Award Announcement Jo Foster Secretary, NIA

4.55pm Summary and conference close Lis Herbert Chair, NIA

5.00pm Conferences conclude5.00-6.00pm NIA 2013 Networking Reception6.30-9.30pm HISA State Branches and SIG Committee Dinner Regatta’s Bistro, ACC

HIC 2013 Keynote, Board and Sponsor Dinner Panorama Suite, ACC

PRE-CONFERENCE MR1&2

Linking Social Determinants of Health: The Indigenous Informatics Challenges and Opportunities

8.45am Introduction and opening Tam Shepherd Chair, II 2013 Conference

8.55am Welcome to country address Aunty Josie Agius Kaurna Elder

9.00am Overcoming barriers to improved Maori health Teresa Wall Deputy Director General, Maori Health Business Unit (NZ)

9.30am Challenges of chronic diseases in Indigenous communities Prof Alex Brown Director, Aboriginal Health Research, South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute

10.00am Indigenous health workshop

10.30am Morning tea 11.00am Privacy and security considerations for First Nations and Aboriginal

communities Don Newsham CEO, COACH: Canada’s Health Informatics Association (CANADA)

11.30am An internet based electronic health record in a remote and rural community Dr Trevor Lord GP and Tiara Wilkinson Data Quality/Customer Service Officer, Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services Council

12.10pm Electronic health records in remote and rural communities workshop

12.40pm Lunch1.30pm Linking social determinants of health: Challenges and opportunities in

indigenous informaticsProf Robyn McDermott Foundation Director, SA NT DataLink

2.00pm Telehealth as praxis for indigenous knowledge Michelle McGuirk Manager, Telehealth NT

2.30pm Social determinants workshop

3.00pm Afternoon tea3.30pm Australian Indigenous ClinicalInfoNet – a new web resource for the

prevention and management of chronic disease Kathy Ride Manager, ClinicalInfoNet, Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet

3.40pm Closing discussion

4.30pm Summary and conference close Tam Shepherd Chair, II 2013 Conference

5.00pm Conferences conclude5.00-6.00pm II 2013 Networking Reception6.30-9.30pm HISA State Branches and SIG Committee Dinner Regatta’s Bistro, ACC


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Digital Health Service Delivery - the Future is Now!

Monday 15 July 2013 7.30am Registration opens

MR10&11

The Role of Informatics in Delivering Personalised Medicine

9.00am Introduction and opening Prof Richard Cotton AM Co-chair, PM 2013 Conference

9.05am The concept of personalised medicine: Origin, Chair: Prof Richard Cotton AM

evolution and current meaning Prof Fernando Martin-Sanchez Co-chair, PM 2013 Conference

9.15-10.30am Generating the Data

9.15am Setting the scene: Advances in molecular technologies Dr Karin Kassahn Head Technology Advancement, Genetic and Molecular Pathology, SA Pathology

9.40am DNA sequencing – from Sanger to nanotechnology Dr Stefan Harrer Researcher, IBM Research Australia

10.05am It all comes down to the data Dr Andrew Lonie Head, Bioinformatics and Supercomputing, University of Melbourne

10.30am Morning tea 11.00am-12.30pm

Integrating Molecular and Clinical Data Chair: A/Prof Clara Gaff

11.00am Diagnostic applications and data pipelines for next generation sequencing Prof Graham Taylor Director, Australian Node of the Human Variome Project

11.30am Information needs at the molecular pathology lab Prof Graeme Suthers Head, South Australian Clinical Genetics Service, SA Pathology

12.00pm Discussion

12.30pm Lunch1.30-3.00pm Analysing and Visualising Information Chair: Dr Andrew Lonie

1.30pm Topic TBC Dr William S. Dalton Founder and CEO, M2Gen (USA)

2.00pm Cancer genome sequence analysis pipelines Dr Richard Tothill Post Doctoral Scientist, Cancer Theraputics Program, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre

2.30pm Will informed, connected consumers reinvent healthcare? Dr Robert Fassett Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Oracle (USA)

3.00pm Afternoon tea3.30-5.30pm Turning Molecular Information into Chair: Prof Graham Taylor

Medically Actionable Knowledge3.30pm Remaining barriers (privacy/equity/access/ethics)

to having genomics approaches in routine clinic use A/Prof David Amor Director, Victorian Clinical Genetics Services

3.40pm Personal genomics A/Prof Clara Gaff Manager, Genomics Medicine, The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute for Medical Research

3.50pm The future of individual genetic variation data Prof Richard Cotton AM Co-chair, PM 2013 Conference

4.00pm Where are we now, what are we expecting, when will this become a reality, what do we need to do? Prof Paul Waring Chair of Pathology, University of Melbourne

4.10pm Personalised Medicine Q&A Panel facilitated by Prof Richard Cotton AMA/Prof David Amor Director, Victorian Clinical Genetics Services (TBC); A/Prof Clara Gaff Manager, Genomics Medicine, The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute for Medical Research; Prof Graham Taylor Director, Australian Node of the Human Variome Project; Prof Paul Waring Chair of Pathology, University of Melbourne

5.10pm Summary and conference close Prof Richard Cotton AM Co-chair, PM 2013 Conference and Prof Fernando Martin-Sanchez Co-chair, PM 2013 Conference

5.30pm Conferences conclude6.30-9.30pm HISA State Branches and SIG Committee Dinner Regatta’s Bistro, ACC


PRE-CONFERENCE Riverbank R3

1.30pm

3.00pm Afternoon tea3.30pm

5.00pm Conferences conclude6.30-9.30pm HISA State Branches and SIG Committee Dinner Regatta’s Bistro, ACC


Health Informatics Workforce, Professionalism &

Certification Boot Camp


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Tuesday 16 July 2013 DIGITAL HEALTHCARE7.30am Registration opens. Exhibitors bump in 7.00am

9.00am Conference Official Opening Hall E

Introduction and welcome Dr Brendan Lovelock Chair, HIC 2013 Conference and Katerina Andronis Chair, HISA Chair: Dr Brendan Lovelock

9.10am Welcome to country address Aunty Josie Agius Kaurna Elder

9.20am Saving healthcare: Changing what makes sense Martin Laverty CEO, Catholic Health Australia

10.05am Health informatics: A megatrend driving investment, careers and delivering the future of healthcare

10.30am ACHI, HIMAA and HISA Certification Program launch

10.45am Morning tea HIC 2013 Exhibition Opens Hall H

11.15am Digital health: Connecting people to a healthier future Hall E

Jamie Ferguson Vice President, HIT Strategy and Policy, Kaiser Permanente (USA) Chair: Dr David Hansen

12.00pm Common challenges, different solutions Dr Penelope Dash Partner, McKinsey & Co (UK)

12.45pm Lunch and exhibition Hall H

1.00pm Lunchtime briefing - HISA New Member Orientation MR10 Suzanna Zhang Membership and Programs Officer, HISA

1.45-3.15pm Workshop 1

Digital Hospital Design – Health System

Interaction and Service Delivery

Workshop 2 E-health NSW - Changing

Patient Trajectories

Workshop 3

Patient Flow and Meeting

Consumer Needs

Scientific Stream 1

Digital Service Delivery

Industry/Clinical Stream 1

Patient JourneyExhibitor & Sponsor Stream 1

Ignite-Style Presentations

Chair: Dr Brendan Lovelock Hall E Chair: Jamie Ferguson MR11 Chair: Dr Keith Joe MR02 Chair: A/Prof Nick Buckmaster MR10 Chair: Bernadette Gibbons MR01 Chair: Jeff Smoot Hall H

1.45pm A roundtable panel debate with over 30 of Australia’s leading

thinkers in healthcare including, clinicians, facilities designers,

policy makers, social planners, engineers and health ICT

specialists.

Faciliated by Monica Attard OAM

E-health NSW – what’s going to be different Greg WellsNSW Health

The role of e-health in

supporting patient safety Dr Peter Kennedy

NSW Clinical Excellence Commission

Developing the electronic

medical record Julie Roberts NSW Health

Electronic medications

management - improving safety for patients

Dr Robin MannNSW Health

Clinical repositories and their

role in linking patient care Dr Will Reedy

NSW Clinical Repository Business Architect and

Practicing Hospital Doctor and

Joe HughesNSW Health

Q&A Panel Discussion

Efficiency and patient flow in health

Dr Keith JoeAustralian Centre for Health

Innovation

Introduction to use of Discrete Event Simulation as a tool to

improve healthcare delivery and planning of healthcare facilities

Ian Gibson Health Care Delivery Modelling

Process improvement and change management to improve

Joanne Egan Health Flow Solutions

Redefining healthcare interaction between patients and healthcare

providers Anne Marie Hadley

The Chris O’Brien Lifehouse Centre

Panel Discussion

An approach to designing viable and sustainable telehealth

services Dr Paul Taylor

Deloitte Life Sciences and Healthcare

IHE Australia 2013 Showcase - shared health record interoperability at work

Bernard CroweIHE Australia

The future hospital Andrew Howard

Orion Health

Shift happens (informatics challenges and opportunities)

Alex GrayImprivata

The uninterrupted healthcare network

Anton GoldmanMeru Networks

2.00pm Clinical Information Access Portal (CIAP) use by NSW Health staff over 15 years

Marie Pryor HealthShare NSW

Geography matters - how GIS educates, informs and reveals

health information Angelica Baltazar

Esri

Optimising patient flow using NetPage Unlimited

Ace KentLong Range Systems Austarlia

Specialty workload management functions and reporting for

nursing, allied health, medical and non clinical services

Cherrie LoweTrendCare Systems

Faster search, smarter answers Courtney MullenElsevier Australia

2.15pm Integrating a mobile health setup in a chronic disease

management network Dr Hang Ding

The Australian E-Health Research Centre, CSIRO

Achieving high reliability in patient safety: The role of healthcare information

technology DrJustin OttoInterSystems

Search! (and similarity) Dr David Hansen

The Australian E-Health Research Centre

Diagnosing the layers – mapping better access to

servicesDamien Cassin

Esri Australia

Improving healthcare using 3D simulation

Alan SaganSolosi

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Tuesday 16 July 2013 cont. DIGITAL HEALTHCAREWorkshop 1

Digital Hospital Design – Health System

Interaction and Service Delivery

Workshop 2 E-health NSW - Changing

Patient Trajectories

Workshop 3

Patient Flow and Meeting

Consumer Needs

Scientific Stream 1

Digital Service Delivery


Patient JourneyExhibitor & Sponsor Stream 1

Ignite-Style Presentations

2.30pm Hospital level analysis to improve patient flow Dr Sankalp Khanna

The Australian E-Health Research Centre, CSIRO

Defining an allied health professional data set

specification - following the patient journey

Alicia ChaplainQueensland Health

Enabling access to patient’s medical imaging and results

across your healthcare enterprise and beyond

Melissa WoodCarestream

The worst kept secret in vendor to vendor integration

Simon ElliottEmerging Systems

Discussion

2.45pm A technological evaluation of the Microsoft Kinect for automated behavioural mapping at bed rest

Coen McClellandUniversity of Queensland

Visual clinical and operational management: Using real time information and simulation to

improve hospital efficiency and patient outcomes

Tom CollinsPwC

3.00pm Discussion End-of-life care: Care plans via the cloud

Colleen CheekUniversity of Tasmania

3.15pm Afternoon tea and exhibition Hall H

3.45pm HISA Q&A Panel facilitated by Tony Jones Hall E

Fast tracking digital: The top 3 priorities for the next 3 years Chair: David Rowlands

Dr Penelope Dash Principal, McKinsey & Co (UK); Jane Halton PSM Secretary, Department of Health and Ageing; Martin Laverty CEO, Catholic Health Australia; David Rowlands Managing Director, Direkt Consulting; David Swan Chief Executive, SA Health

5.15pm Day concludes

5.15-6.45pm HIC 2013 Networking Reception and Exhibition Hall H


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Wednesday 17 July 2013 ONCOLOGY PATIENT JOURNEY7.30am Registration opens

7.40-8.40am HISA Breakfast & AGM MR02

8.50am Description of the scenario for the day Hall E

One very personal cancer journey narrative from within the HISA community Chair: Dr Adrian Nowitzke

8.55am Stones in the road: Navigating the cancer experienceSuzanne Roche General Manager Policy and Government Relations, Australian Information Industry Association

9.25am Description of the scenario for the day One very personal cancer journey narrative from within the HISA community

9.30am Ministerial address The Hon Tanya Plibersek MP Minister for Health, Department of Health and Ageing

9.45am Building an information platform for cancer research and evidence-based healthcare Dr William S. Dalton Founder and CEO, M2Gen (USA)

10.30am Aged Care Informatics SIG Committee Meeting MR02 Morning tea and exhibition Hall H

11.00am- 12.30pm

Workshop 4

The Oncology Patient Journey

Workshop 5 The Consumer Led

Revolution: mHealth, pHealth and the Use of Interactive Digital

Technologies for Health and Wellness

Scientific Stream 2

Consumers and Personal Records


New Technology 1

Aged Care Informatics 1

Theory into Practice – the Delivery of a Quality Digital

Aged Care Service

Learning Exchange 1

Chair: Prof Ian Olver MR10 Chair: A/Prof Stuart Smith MR11 Chair: David Rowlands Hall E Chair: Lindsay Kiley MR01 Chair: Dr Andrew Georgiou MR02 Chair: Jean-Pierre Calabretto Hall H

11.00am Improving the patient journey through e-resources:Wikis,

modules for clinicians, the iHeard website and more

Prof Ian Olver, Chris Wild and

Jutta von DincklageCancer Council Australia

Commercial models and opportunities

A/Prof Stuart Smith

Centre for Research & Education in Active Living, The University

of Tasmania

Cate Grindlay Remedy Health

Eric Louw

Telstra Applications and Ventures

It will never happen to us: The likelihood and impact of privacy

breaches on health data in Australia

Dr Patricia WilliamsEdith Cowan University

and Emma Hossack

Extensia

Comparative EPR Usability from the Clinician Perspective: What

works and what doesn’t for impacting care

Prof Steven ShahaAllscripts

The future challenges in aged care and the role IT plays

Martin LavertyCatholic Health Australia

Electronic chemotherapy prescribing with EviQ Standard

Protocols A/Prof Peter Gibbs

BioGrid Australia

Implementing SNOMED CT in the surgical setting

Katherine EconomidesRoyal Australasian College of

Surgeons

11.15am Iterative refinement of SemLink to enhance patient readability of

discharge summaries Prof Jim Warren

University of Auckland

Implementation of a clinical information system encompassing electronic

medications management (EMM) Hayden FisherPeninsula Health

Transforming the patient journey - health informatics technology

Vanessa RainesWestern Health

Electronic lab request management system for primary

care Noel Paggao

Sysmex

11.30am Propensity of people with long-term conditions to use personal

health records Dr Yulong Gu

University of Auckland

Building on the blueprint for Australian health reform:

Innovations in the management and design of the new Royal

Adelaide Hospital Dr David Panter

SA Health and

Simon CarrHewlett-Packard Australia

The new HL7 FHIR standard - first implementation experiences

A/Prof Klaus VeilUniversity of Western Sydney

The Orbost Regional Health e-health story: Climbing the mountain to streamline care

Kelly Fitzgerald East Gippsland Primary Care

Partnership

11.45am Using personal health information: Do we manage

conflicting interests? Sue Whetton

University of Tasmania

An innovative approach to data linkage, addressing the need for timely access to research data,

contributing to better health outcomes

Michelle VercoSA NT DataLink

Implementing an electronic client relationship record system

Llyr Otto and Regan StathersThe Whiddon Group

What gets counted counts. The 2013 Australian census of health librarians. Mapping the

demographics of a player in the health informatics landscape

Cheryl HamillFremantle Hospital and Health

Service

Tomorrow’s healthcare: Embracing the consumer

revolution Leigh Donoghue

Accenture

12.00pm Improving the cancer patient journey

Matthew CrepazUniversity of Western Sydney

Five years on: Tales from the Clinician’s Knowledge Network

Dr Tim RedheadDotSec

Discussion

12.15pm Discussion Analytics as a service (A3S): Using the NHS Spine Secondary

Use Service for discovery research

Janette BennettBT

Applying virtual environments to dementia care

Mandy SalomonSwinburne University

12.30pm Aged Care Informatics SIG AGM MR02 Lunch and exhibition Hall H

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Wednesday 17 July 2013 cont. ONCOLOGY PATIENT JOURNEY1.30-3.00pm Workshop 6

The Oncology Patient Journey

Workshop 7 The Consumer Led

Revolution: mHealth, pHealth and the Use of Interactive Digital

Technologies for Health and Wellness

Scientific Stream 3

Innovation and Quality


New Technology 2

Aged Care Informatics 2

Theory into Practice – the Delivery of a Quality Digital

Aged Care Service

Learning Exchange 2

Chair: Prof Dorothy Keefe MR10 Chair: A/Prof Stuart Smith MR11 Chair: Philip Robinson Hall E Chair: Jeff Smoot MR01 Chair: Dr Mary Lam MR02 Chair: Jodie Pycroft Hall H

1.30pm Safe prescribing of chemotherapy – the long, hard road to electronic prescribing

Prof Dorothy Keefe SA Cancer Service

Dr Euan Walpole

Princess Alexandra Hospital

Interactive digital technologies for health and wellness

A/Prof Stuart Smith

Centre for Research & Education in Active Living, The University

of Tasmania

Prof Fernando Martin-Sanchez

University of Melbourne

Prof Maria Crotty Flinders University

Australia’s personally controlled electronic health record and

primary healthcare: Generating frameworks to define successful implementation and evaluation

Helen AlmondUniversity of Tasmania

Informing practice with digitised data: Peninsula Health trials pen

and paper technology Dr Virginia Plummer

Monash University

A movement sensor alarm system to aid falls prevention in

aged and healthcare A/Prof Renuka Visvanathan

Adelaide Geriatrics Training and Research with Aged Care (G-TRAC) Centre, University of

Adelaide and

Dr Damith Ranasinghe Auto ID Lab, University of

Adelaide

KPIs:The good, the bad and the ugly

Dr Ronald HicksAustralian Health Research

Centre

Does optimising referral waiting lists improve patient flow? A

simulation analysis Prof Malcolm Pradhan

Alcidion Corporation

1.45pm Examination of changes in pathology tests ordered by

Diagnosis-Related Group (DRGs) following CPOE introduction

Elia VecellioCentre for Health Systems and

Safety Research

Cloud safety solution for a bleeding common problem

Steve GovisMetrixcare

Ten lessons you should know when implementing telemedicine

services in rural areas Prof Gunnar Hartvigsen

University of Tromso

Personalisation of age-care: Forward to the past Dr Ronald Hicks

Australian Health Research Centre

2.00pm Automated validation of patient safety clinical incident classification: Macro analysis

Jai GuptaSouth Eastern Sydney Local

Health District

Broadening access to clinical trial data

Simon GibsonThe Australian E-Health Research Centre, CSIRO

Work and evaluation plan: A tool to improve primary care

for pregnant women, puerperal women and dual mother-baby in

Maranhao - Brazil Dr Cristina Loyola

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

Evidenced based assessment for older people; the implementation

of interRAI as a national methodology in New Zealand

Andrew DownesNational interRAI Software

Service (NZ)

Online metadata repository: Using social media and online approvals to drive

improvements in information management

Michelle VercoSA NT DataLink

2.15pm The effect of electronic pathology ordering in emergency departments on one aspect of test turn around time: A failure

time analysis Dr Ling Li

University of NSW

Connecting critical data to clinicians

Arthur HaycraftAmcom Software

CallMeSmart: A system for context controlled mobile

communication in hospitals Prof Gunnar Hartvigsen

University of Tromso

Discussion

2.30pm Using NLP to identify cancer cases in imaging reports drawn

from a radiology information system

Prof Jon PatrickUniversity of Sydney

Nine sites, one EMR, one order of filing - standardisation of the cataloguing of forms through

clinical engagement Renea Collins

Princess Alexandra Hospital and

Erik BarnettPwC

A spatial informatics for aged care

Hamish RobertsonAgeing Research Centre

2.45pm Computerisation of perinatal data entry: Is the data accurate?

Alison CraswellUniversity of Wollongong

Oncology data management systems: Improving clinical data capture and expanding opportunities for research for

regional health services Dr Leon HefferBioGrid Australia

Care provision expectations of remote children of ageing

parents A/Prof Klaus Veil

University of Western Sydney

3.00pm Afternoon tea and exhibition HIC 2013 Exhibition Trade Happy Hour Hall H 3.30pm Open data: Will it lead to an open cure for cancer? Hall E

Salvatore Iaconesi Founder, Art is Open Source (ITALY) via TED Chair: Dr George Margelis 3.40pm GP’s perspective on the impact of e-health in the management of cancer

Dr Oliver Frank GP, Oakden Medical Centre, Hillcrest 4.25pm HISA Q&A Panel facilitated by Prof Ian Olver

Digital health services and cancer Dr William S. Dalton Founder and CEO, M2Gen (USA); Sharon Downman Assistant Director of Nursing, The Sunshine Coast Private Hospital; Dr Marienne Hibbert Clinical Integration Manager, Precedence Health Care; Prof Dorothy Keefe Service Director, SA Cancer Service; Suzanne Roche General Manager Policy and Government Relations, Australian Information Industry Association

5.25pm Day concludes

7.00-11.30pm HIC 2013 Gala Awards Dinner Hall F


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Thursday 18 July 2013 MENTAL HEALTH PATIENT JOURNEY7.30am Registration opens8.30am Description of the scenario for the day Hall E

A young adult, depressed with suicidal thoughts and her journey through the healthcare system Chair: Denis Tebbutt

8.40am Day 3 opening address Dr Panayiotis Tyllis Chief Psychiatrist and Director of Mental Health Policy, SA Health

8.55am Come in. The computer will see you now Prof Gavin Andrews AO Professor of Psychiatry, UNSW at St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney

9.30am Delivering treatment and prevention via the internet for mental health disorders and suicide risk Prof Helen Christensen Executive Director, Black Dog Institute

10.10am Morning tea and exhibition Hall H

10.40am-12.10pm

Workshop 8

The Mental Health Patient Journey

Workshop 9 Turning Evidence into

Policy, into Funding, into Outcomes

Scientific Stream 4

Policies, Initiatives and Skill


TelehealthWorkshop 10

E-Health SafetyLearning Exchange 3

Chair: Prof Gavin Andrews AO MR10 Chair: Harry Lovelock MR11 Chair: A/Prof Heather Grain Hall E Chair: Dr George Margelis MR01 Chair: Neville Board MR02 Chair: Dominic Molyneux Hall H

10.40am Internet treatment for anxiety and depression: Wins, losses, and everything in between.

A live demonstration of where technology is today

Prof Gavin Andrews AO

UNSW at St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney

Turning evidence into policy and funding outcomes: The mental health and better access story

Harry Lovelock

and David StokesAustralian Psychology Society

Building an educated health informatics workforce - the New

Zealand experience Dr David Parry

Auckland University of Technology

The disaster cardiovascular prevention network: Using

interoperable technologies to mitigate CVD risk after the Great

East Japan Earthquake Chuck Parker

Continua Health Alliance

What could go wrong? Building safety into health IT

implementations

Neville BoardAustralian Commission on

Safety and Quality in Health Care

Neil Gardner

COACH: Canada’s Health Informatics Association (CANADA)

Dr Farah Magrabi

Centre for Health Informatics, Australian Institute for Health

Innovation

Don Newsham COACH: Canada’s Health

Informatics Association (CANADA)

Including first nations in Canada in e-health

Susan RandGlobal Village Consulting Asia

Pacific

ClinicalKey: Information is the key to better patient care

Casey JenkinsElsevier

10.55am E-health in Australia and elsewhere: A comparison and

lessons for the near future Randike Gajanayake

Queensland University of Technology

Principles to assist with identifying viable and sustainable

telehealth services Dr Paul Taylor

Deloitte Life Sciences and Healthcare

Will your hospital be digital by default, or digital by design?

Fiona StuartHewlett-Packard Australia

The power of pictures Denis Tebbutt

MediVu International

11.10am E-health as a life long learning process: How to prepare health

professionals for this journey Dr Mary Lam

University of Sydney

Expanding telehealth services - lessons learnt from the UK

Janette BennettBT

Telehealth commercialisation: An investigation into store and

forward payment Anton Cush

University of Queensland

The potential for a medicines verification system in Australia

Tania Snioch GS1 Australia

11.25am Understanding how clinical judgement and communicative

practices interact with the use of an electronic clinical handover

system Dr Kwang Chien YeeUniversity of Tasmania

Technology: Essential but not sufficient

Joan NelsonThe NTF Group

An operational process driven approach to digital hospital

design Aldo Macolino

Hewlett-Packard Australia

Discussion

11.40am Monitoring the impact of the electronic medical record on the quality of laboratory test

ordering practices Dr Andrew Georgiou

Centre for Health Systems and Safety Research, UNSW

An e-health enabled collaborative care system for

managing patients with chronic disease

Dr Marienne HibbertPrecedence Health Care

11.55am Discussion Discussion

12.10pm Lunch and exhibition Hall H

12.25pm Lunchtime briefing - ACHI, HIMAA and HISA Certification Information Session MR10 Nigel Chartres Senior Consultant, 361 Degrees Stakeholder Engagement Services and David Rowlands Managing Director, Direkt Consulting and Board Member, HISA

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Thursday 18 July 2013 cont. MENTAL HEALTH PATIENT JOURNEY1.10-2.40pm Workshop 11

Social Media and Mental Health

Workshop 12 The Mental Health

Patient Journey

Scientific Stream 5

New TechnologiesIndustry/Clinical Stream 5

Mobile Health


Policy

Chair: Dr Kerrie Buhagiar MR10 Chair: Dr Michael Bainbridge MR11 Chair: Dr David Hansen Hall E Chair: Dr Jennifer Bichel-Findlay MR01 Chair: Dr Adrian Nowitzke MR02

1.10pm The “social” side of mental health – using social media to understand and

engage your target audience

Dr Kerrie Buhagiar andAtari Metcalf

Inspire Foundation

Electronic medication management – next steps

Dr Michael Bainbridge ASE Consulting Australia

Dr Chris PearceInner East Melbourne Medicare Local

Richard Taggart ASE Consulting Australia

An evaluation of clinicians’ views on electronic pathology reporting sign off

and patient safety Dr Kwang Chien YeeUniversity of Tasmania

Leveraging emerging and current technologies to drive outcomes


E-health: Learnings from NEHTA’s evaluation and improvement process

Sally Mainsbridge NEHTA

1.25pm Evaluation of a medicines list iPhone app

Brendon Wickham NPS MedicineWise

Beating WBIT’s using wireless infrastructure, barcode scanning,

integration and technology Helen Delimitros

Alfred Health

Using a quality improvement collaborative to implement the national e-health record system in primary care

practices Dr Tony Lembke

Improvement Foundation

1.40pm Designing a diabetes mobile application with social network support

Taridzo ChomutareUniversity Hospital of North Norway

Eliminate laboratory collection errors through mobile applications

Scott ThomasSurity

Benefits realisation along the PCEHR change and adoption journey

Raymond MessomPwC

1.55pm Hierarchical classifier approach to physical activity recognition

via wearable smartphone tri-axial accelerometer Feridun Yusuf

University of Western Sydney

Mobile technology promotes help seeking at suicide hot spots

Alan WoodwardLifeline Foundation

Population health above the EHR Peter Van Der Grinton

Allscripts dbMotion Platform

2.10pm Creating context: Making sense of geo-location and social media data

for health Dr Patricia Williams Edith Cowan University

Transformation of healthcare services through Wi-Fi Chris Evans

Ruckus Wireless

Baking a cake with government - a success story in co-design and

collaboration Dr Vince McCauley

Medical Software Industry Association

2.25pm Discussion Using SMS reminders to supplement goal setting in telephone-based

therapy: A pilot trial in the Improving Access to Psychological Therapy at Flinders Medical Centre Emergency

Department (IAPT @ Flinders) Follow-up Service

Gabby JonesImproving Access to Psychological

Therapies at Flinders Medical Centre

Multi-national EPRs: Viabilities and likelihoods


2.40pm Afternoon tea and exhibition Hall H

3.10pm HISA Q&A Panel facilitated by Prof Gavin Andrews AO Hall E Digital health services and mental health Chair: Dr Brendan Lovelock A/Prof Michael Baigent Clinical Director, Centre for Anxiety and Related Disorders; Prof Helen Christensen Executive Director, Black Dog Institute; Sarah Jean Young Consumer; David Mackay Assistant Secretary, Mental Health and Drug Treatment Division, Department of Health and Ageing

4.10pm Conference summary Dr Brendan Lovelock Chair, HIC 2013 Conference

4.20pm Academic awards; Introduction to HIC 2014 and Conference farewell Katerina Andronis Chair, HISA and Dr Louise Schaper CEO, HISA

4.30pm HIC 2013 conference concludes

www.hisa.org.au/hic2013

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