Thanks to all who made last week's AGM a success. Congratulations to newly elected Board members:
Leigh Donoghue
,
David Rowlands
,
Karen Gibson
, and
Joshua Sacks
. They join existing Board members:
David Hansen
,
Jen Bichel-Findlay
,
Kudzai Kanhutu
and
Trish Williams
.
I'd like to acknowledge retiring board member
John Lambert
for his 2 years of service on the Board. You will be missed John.
And finally, a personal, big, gigantic thank you to
Phil Robinson
, retiring Treasurer who has served HISA as Treasurer for the majority of my time as CEO. Thank you, Phil, for your tireless commitment to HISA and for all the early mornings, late nights and weekend emails on all things governance and finance related. You've done so much and while the 'behind the scenes' work isn't visible to many, it has been critical to me and to our CFO. You've been a constant presence and helped HISA grow from $1.2M to a $3.5M organisation. Your guidance has been always helpful and always prescient. Thanks Phil. Xx
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Dr Louise Schaper, PhD, CHIA, FACHI
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Nursing informaticians on the world stage
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We are calling on nurses and midwives to be part of the international nursing informatics congress NI 2020 in Brisbane 27-29 July, presented by HISA for the International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA).
If you, or a nurse or midwife you know,
would like to be an NI speaker or presenter
, we need to hear from you now. As this is an international event, planning is already well underway and
submissions for NI 2020 close on 29 November 2019
.
Submissions
can be in the form of a paper, workshop, panel or poster.
This is an opportunity for Australasian nurses and midwives to
share their achievements on the world stage, raise the profile of nursing and midwifery in the digital era and potentially be acknowledged with a prestigious HISA or
IMIA-NI
award
. Find out more
here
and spread the word.
#ni2020
here we come!
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Special offer for new student members
HISA recently launched the
HISA Student Network
which had their first meet up at HIC19 and is now
launching an Affiliate Student Membership
!
The Affiliate Student Membership is an introductory membership and is available to full time students for a maximum of two years. The cost of the membership is
$41.25
per year.
Benefits:
- Learn more about Digital Health through HISA-TV
- Network with other students, professionals and leaders in digital health
- Free access to all local state events and national webinars
- Receive our fortnightly member newsletter
- Opportunity to volunteer at HISA conferences
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Get priority access to HIC / NI 2020 early bird registration
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Join our ‘priority access’ mailing list to receive an additional
$100 discount
on HIC / NI 2020 early bird registrations.
Priority access discounts will be available for two weeks only, starting from
24 Oct 2019
.
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HISA-TV is here! Be a HISA member for unlimited access to video content
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HISA members can now
access video content
from hundreds of national and global digital health and health informatics leaders who have presented at HISA conferences and events. It's a great time to be a
member
of HISA, Australia's digital health community.
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HISA ACT - Healthcare - a focus on digital:
Leadership, collaboration, innovation and connection
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Join HISA in Canberra for an important after work networking and connection event. We have put together a group of speakers to help us reflect on opportunities for leadership in change (clinical and non-clinical), professional advancement and new careers, as well as a spotlight on local innovation treating patients through virtual reality. We thank ACT Health for hosting this event.
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When
Wednesday 30 October 2019, 5:00pm local time
Where
ACT Health, Level 2
4 Bowes Street, Phillip, ACT
Contact
Kristal Kitto
03 9326 3311
Please also join us for networking drinks after the event at Abode 10 (BYO).
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HISA VIC & Precision Medicine CoP joint event - Perspectives and progress in Precision Medicine
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HISA VIC and the Precision Medicine Community of Practice look forward to welcoming you to
Perspective and Progress in the field of Precision Medicine
. Our thanks to Melbourne Genomics and Genetic Support Network Victoria for sharing their insights as to how this exciting and rapidly developing field is addressing the provision of patient care.
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When
Tuesday 1 October 2019, 6:00pm to 8:00pm AWST
Where
The Royal Children's Hospital, 50 Flemington Rd, Parkville, Melbourne, VIC 3052
Contact
Kristal Kitto
03 9326 3311
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HISA
WA: What was hot at HIC?
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The WA HISA team was at HIC 2019 last month to see the trends and innovations emerging from health, industry and research including leadership and strategy for healthcare in a digital world, global digital health trends, consumer driven change, developing a dynamic digital ready workforce, and looking to the future of digital health.
Join the team for a panel discussion about HIC - which organisations are driving digital transformation through leadership, what strategies and initiatives have had the most impact on consumers, and what can we learn and apply to WA as we continue on our digital health journey.
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When
Thursday 3 October 2019, 6:00pm to 7:30pm AWST
Where
Deloitte
Brookfield Place, Level 9,
Tower 2, 123 St Georges Terrace, Perth
Contact
Kristal Kitto
03 9326 3311
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HISA Webinar:
From the frontline of care: The risks of cognitive overload
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Join Rhonda Collins, DNP, RN, Chief Nursing Officer for Vocera, as she shares frontline experiences, identifies risks and signs of cognitive overload, and outlines a proven strategy to improve the well-being of both care teams and patients.
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When
Wednesday 9 October 2019, 12:00pm to 1:00pm AEDT
Where
Online via GoToWebinar
Contact
Belinda Yasar
03 9326 3311
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The Future of Healthcare – Navigating Digital Disruption
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Across an insightful two-day workshop, presenters Mark Brommeyer and Dr Angie Shafei will help you better understand and take advantage of the latest developments in digital healthcare. You’ll explore new trends in digital health and aged care and their impact on designing and delivering care in the 21st century.
Each day can be taken as a 1-day workshop.
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When
Thursday 28 - Friday 29 November 2019, 6:00pm to 7:30pm AWST
Where
Flinders University, 182 Victoria Square, Adelaide, SA
Contact
Prof Arthur Van Deth
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