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Dr Louise Schaper
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Message from the CEO
As HISA works towards its goal of enabling Australia to have the worlds best digital health workforce, it has become increasingly apparent that digital health executives need more support and collaboration in their roles and in their professional development. Today we are launching the Digital Health Executive Network - a new collaborative professional development program for executives in all fields of healthcare, health ICT systems and leadership. Planning is underway for a certification program and the first professional development event will be held as part of HIC 2018 in Sydney on 29 July.
While digital health executives are a growing workforce in the health sector, they tell us they can feel isolated and under pressure. We believe one of the keys to its success will be Chatham House Rule forums for executive leaders to share information, collaborate and network. If you are, or know, a digital health executive who would be interested in finding out more, complete the EOI found here. |
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| NSW Branch meets: A lively panel discussion followed the Prof Trish Greenhalgh presentation on project governance and implementing change in healthcare when HISA NSW met last week. The branch had a good discussion with panel members Dr Naren Gunja, CMIO Western Sydney LHD, Angela Dunbar, Project Excellence Manager St Vincents Australia, and Paul Wilma General Manager NSW, Cerner Australia. The meeting closed with the AGM and there were no changes to the HISA NSW Committee as it was a non-voting year.
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Be a partner at HIC 2018 and showcase your digital health solution. Last five booths!
Contact Carly to talk about your options.
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| HISAs Innovating Health Series returned to Canberra this month for an executive design session on the topic of digital health evolving to improving health outcomes for those who are disadvantaged. The event saw 25+ senior health leaders and executive explore different ways to address a number of practical problems including do not attend examples presented by Georgina de Beaujeu, General Manager, Star Health Group, a community health support organisation in Victoria. The series run in partnership with Accenture Australia.
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| UX conference @HIC: Following demand, for the second year HIC will be preceded by a dedicated UX event on Sunday July 29, a conference for everyone interested in the health consumer, carer and clinician experience. Learn how to change the way you look at patient care and hear about global trends. Speakers include Chris Marmo from Paper Giant.
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| Call for HIC volunteers: Volunteering gives you the opportunity to gain health informatics/event management experience, meet new people in your field, network and attend sessions in your free time. You can be part of the HIC event team and have fun! Complete this EOI.
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Why you need to be part of HIC 2018By the Chair of HIC 2018 Dr Robin Mann Patient care is advancing incredibly quickly with better engagement, better outcomes and new more integrated models of care; increasingly driven by the availability of new technologies, increasing availability of data and advances in ways of using it. The pace of change through this fourth industrial revolution is so great that to stay informed you can no longer rely on reading journals or trying to filter through innumerable social media posts. You need to attend at least one major conference a year and here is why I think HIC is the one to attend. |
| Read article to find out more |
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Voices of HISA and the digital health community welcomes you to HISA Studio! Hear from the leading lights of digital health.
This week you can hear from Frank Smolenaers, Dr Rob Pearlman, Dr Martin Seneviratne, Dr Jen Bichel-Findlay, Dr Kudzai Kanhutu, and more. To view them, and the others currently available, click here.
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HISA QLD
Networking with State and Federal CCIOs |
Join the HISA QLD committee and branch members for a fantastic networking opportunity with Prof Keith McNeil (Queenslands first state Chief Clinical Information Officer (CCIO) and Assistant Deputy Director General) and Dr Monica Trujillo (CCIO for the Australian Digital Health Agency and is responsible for clinical engagement and leadership with Australias National Digital Health Strategy).
This is your opportunity to spend some time with Keith and Monica and your other friends and colleagues from the digital health community. HISA CEO, Dr Louise Schaper, will also be in attendance. |
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Thursday 28 June 2018
5:45pm |
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Auditorium, UQ Centre for Clinical Research, Herston Campus, Brisbane, Queensland 4029 |
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Sharlene Gunatilake
[email protected]
03 9326 3311 |
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Cisco is proud to present a webinar titled Shifting Perspectives: Security as a key pillar in delivering the next generation of virtualised care. Presented by Brendan Lovelock, Health Practice Lead, Cisco Systems, and Prof Trish Williams, Cisco Chair and Prof of Digital Health Systems, this webinar is available to both HISA members and non-members.
Thursday June 28 @ 12:00PM - 1:00PM.
To find out more and register, click here.
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Health Informatics Conference - Australias premier e-health, digital health, and health informatics conference.
29 July - 1 August 2018
International Convention Centre Sydney
Register now to attend this unmissable event.
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Health Data Analytics brings together Australias digital health innovators and community healthcare leaders.
22 - 23 October 2018
Novotel Melbourne on Collins
Stay in the loop to find out more.
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Health Information Technology Western Australia - Western Australias premier e-health and digital health event.
9 November 2018
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Stay in the loop to find out more.
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Important Dates
NIA 29 July
HIC 29 Jul - 1 Aug
HDA 22 - 23 October
HITWA 9 November
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