Excitement is building among the health data gurus of Australia who are gathering in Sydney this week for
#
HDA19
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Originally one of our most targeted events, HDA has always celebrated the data nerds whose work creates the data we need to deliver high quality care right across the health system. Today #HDA19 is shaping up to be a #
digitalhealth
#
crowdpleaser
. What a program!
Australian artificial intelligence experts
Prof Enrico Coiera
, from Macquarie University, and
Prof Toby Walsh
from UNSW, will be talking about the role data will play in artificial intelligence in healthcare. Clinical geneticist
A/Prof Zornitza Stark
, from Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, will share her work on genomic and phenotypic data. We will learn from the customer perspective when we meet
Dr Ian Oppermann
, CEO and Chief Data Scientist, NSW Department of Customer Service. Every year, the content we share across the digital health community becomes richer and more relevant. Health data is the currency of the future health system. There is no better time to get involved and learn how it is shared, used and most importantly, protected.
Hope to see you in Sydney this week.
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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
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Shout out to Queensland Health CHIAs
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Congratulations to the most recent group of Queensland Health staff who graduated in September as accredited health informaticians. It is the department’s fourth group to participate in the program and receive the acknowledgement, status and credit for their digital health experience and knowledge.
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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 at
$41.25
per year.
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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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New on HISA-TV | HISA Studio
Are neighbours the new caregivers?With a focus on connection and mitigating future hospitalisation through neighbourly acts of kindness,
Matiu Bush
’s organisation, One Good Street, offers neighbors the opportunity to help ageing adults living on their street.
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HISA WEBINAR - The clinic room of the future
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Presented by
Dr Simon Wallace
, CCIO of Nuance’s Healthcare division in the UK and Ireland, this presentation describes the impact of introducing clinical speech recognition integrated into the electronic medical record in two large NHS hospitals. It also includes a demonstration of speech recognition and how this technology will be used in the clinic room of the future; where both patient & doctor use AI and speech recognition to document the visit.
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When
Tuesday 22 October 2019, 4:00pm AEDT
Where
via GoToWebinar
Contact
Belinda Yasar
03 9326 3311
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Join us at this SA Branch event as we look at data driving healthcare.
- Explore health outcomes performance reporting for South Australians
- Contextualise the clinical data informatics agenda at the Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health
- Glean a clinical informatician perspective
- Hear how this works in a translational research sense and the Informatics Fellowships being offered
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When
Thursday 24 October 2019, 6:00pm local time
Where
Royal Adelaide Hospital, 8D271 - Lecture Theatre, Level 8, Port Road
Adelaide
Contact
Kristal Kitto
03 9326 3311
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Presented by Michael Hosking, an explanation for healthcare professionals and those working with healthcare information of how clinical terminologies can be used to help healthcare professionals through reducing duplication, improving clinical workflow, research and patient safety.
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When
Tuesday 29 October 2019, 12:00pm AEDT
Where
via GoToWebinar
Contact
Belinda Yasar
03 9326 3311
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HISA ACT - Healthcare - a focus on digital
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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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As WA progresses its digital health journey, there is always a drive to find cost effective ways to digitally innovate and add value to patients and clinicians. Microsoft Teams is a great example of this sort of innovation and one that is rapidly gaining momentum within WA Health.
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When
Thursday 31 October 2019, 6:00pm local time
🎃
Where
Royal Perth Hospital, Level 2, Bruce Hunt Lecture, Theatre, Victoria Square, Perth
Contact
Kristal Kitto
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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