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HIC 2014 Reprise
Both HISA members and non members are invited to attend HISA Queensland's annual HIC Reprise.
This event is a significant local opportunity offering learning and networking with leading Queensland CIO’s, presenters from HISA's 2014 national Health Informatics (HIC) and Big Data conferences and also representatives from the vendor community.
Registration fees
HISA Members $35.00; Non-Members $50.00. Networking and light refreshments will be provided.
Venue and Parking
Please click here for a map of the location. public car park is located at the bottom of the Herston Road. For further information please click here.
Program
| 2.50pm |
Welcome
Colin Scobie Chair, HISA Queensland
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| 3.00pm |
A word from our sponsor
Andrew Howard Acting Managing Director, Orion Health
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| 3.10pm |
Shared responsibility for electronic records: Governance in perinatal data entry
Alison Craswell PhD Candidate, University of Wollongong
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| 3.20pm |
Collaborative personal health record-based online solution for better chronic disease management
Dr Amol Wagholikar Project Leader, CSIRO, Australian E-Health Research Centre
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| 3.30pm |
Mid-term NEAT review: Analysing the improvements in hospital ED performance
Dr Sankalp Khanna Research Scientist, CSIRO, Australian E-Health Research Centre
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| 3.40pm |
Improving health and care outcomes for elder populations - experience from Cornwall
Karen Gibson E-Health Consultant, BT Australia
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| 3.50pm |
A word from our sponsor
Laura Hanson Account Manager, M&T Resources |
| 3.55pm |
Afternoon tea |
| CIO Forum |
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| Chair: Mark Brommeyer |
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| 4.15pm |
The first 90 days
Steven Parrish CIO, The Mater Hospital |
| 4.30pm |
The first 90 days
Mal Thatcher CIO, Queensland Health |
| 4.45pm |
The new ICT look for Metro South and for Qld Health and its ICT delivery
Renea Collins Clinical Lead ieMR Project, Metro South Health Service District |
| 5.00pm |
Queensland picture of health
Andrew Mills CIO, Queensland Government
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| 5.15pm |
Q and A Panel |
| 5.35pm |
Afternoon tea |
| 5.55pm |
eASY - electronic Antibiotic Stewardship sYstem
Dr Deborah Kuchler Northern Sydney Local Health District
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| 6.00pm |
Statewide shared health record progress
Paul Carroll Senior Director, Queensland Health
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| 6.10pm |
Analysis of operating theatre utilisation to drive efficiency and productivity improvements
Hamish Thorburn Student, University of Queensland
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| 6.20pm |
TARDIS
Armin Weiner Chief Technology Officer, The WeiDan Group
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| 6.30pm |
The impact of big data on healthcare delivery
Paul Colmer Cloud Architect, CSC
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| 6.40pm |
Health informatics visualisation engine: HIVE
Norm Good Statistician, CSIRO
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| 6.50pm |
Big insights into patient flow
Dr Sankalp Khanna Research Scientist, CSIRO, Australian E-Health Research Centre |
| 7.00pm |
Overview of the AMIA 2014 Annual Symposium
Simon McBride Research Project Leader, CSIRO, Australian E-Health Research Centre
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| 7.10pm |
HISA Update
Dr David Hansen Chair, HISA |
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| 7.20pm |
HISA Update
Dr Louise Schaper CEO, HISA
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| 7.30pm |
Close and thank you
Colin Scobie Chair, HISA Queensland
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| 7.35pm - 8.35pm |
Networking and light refreshments |
Proudly supported by
 A joint venture between CSIRO and the Queensland Government, the Australian E-Health Research Centre (AEHRC) is a leading national research facility in Information and Communication Technologies for healthcare innovations. Through a wide range of projects, from standards in electronic health records to identifying new markers for early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, the AEHRC aims to improve the quality and safety of healthcare in Australia. Based in Brisbane, the AEHRC collaborates with Queensland Health clinicians and service providers on multi-disciplinary projects, leading to new ways of delivering healthcare for chronic care patients and providing safer and more efficient care across the healthcare spectrum.
M&T Resources is a highly awarded business and IT recruitment agency with a 20-year successful track record. The Health sector is one of our key focuses, where we continue to facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing, through regular IT Health Workshops and Global e-Health Newsletters. To attend or subscribe, please contact Laura.Hanson@mtr.com.au
 eASY is a stewardship system to manage Antibiotics in a hospital across various departments. But its just not it, as it is also a decision support system, meaning it can assist in suggesting the correct antibiotic medicine based on the patients symptoms and previous history. It is very intuitive and easy to use. It has a powerful notification system, which notifies all the parties involved (Physicians, Reviewers, Approvers,) immediately, and keeps them up-to-date with the status of an order at every step of the process flow.
 Orion Health is a leading global health software company founded in 1993 by Chief Executive Officer, Ian McCrae. Today our products are sold in over 30 countries, used by thousands of clinicians and help to improve healthcare outcomes for millions of people. Customers including hospitals, local health districts and state health departments are already benefiting from using Orion Health solutions to help facilitate care for patients across Australia.
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