A seminar about the Australian ‘Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record”.
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20/11/2015
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When:
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Friday 20 November 2015
8.30am for 9.00am start, until 12.30pm
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Where:
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Hunter Medical Research Institute
Grounds of John Hunter Hospital
Lookout Rd, Lambton Heights
Newcastle, New South Wales
Australia
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Contact:
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states@hisa.org.au
03 9326 3311
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Online registration is closed.
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E-health records and people with disabilities: Strengthening consumer health informatics
This half-day seminar will highlight factors affecting implementation of the Australian e-health Record “Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record” (soon to be renamed My Health Record (MyHR)) for people who might benefit the most - people with disabilities affecting their ability to communicate their health history, symptoms, and health information in a timely way.
The information presented in this seminar will help disability organisations, people with a disability, and their family carers or paid carers to understand more about the e-health record and issues to consider when beginning to use the system to improve health information exchange. It will also help to guide policy makers and industry members seeking to improve implementation of e-health records in the disability sector.
Come along and share your own views and experiences, as the seminar will have an interactive focus and also discussion with the panel of experts to guide further work on improving implementation for people with a communication difficulty.
Outcomes of the seminar will also inform the development of guidance for people with disabilities, families and disability services providers on use of the e-health record.
Featuring
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A/Prof Andrew Georgiou
Macquarie University |
A/Prof Bronwyn Hemsley
The University of Newcastle |
Registration Fees
This event is free for HISA member and $12.00 for non-members. Please register via the above link to confirm your attendance.
Program
| 08.30am |
Registration |
| 08.55am |
Introduction
A/Prof Bronwyn Hemsley Speech Pathologist, The University of Newcastle
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| 09.00am |
Views on e-health Records: People with disability, carers, GPs, nurses, allied health professionals, parents
A/Prof Bronwyn Hemsley Speech Pathologist, The University of Newcastle
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| 09.15am |
Supported accommodation and documentation demands: Making a home for e-health Records
A/Prof Andrew Georgiou Health Informatics, Macquarie University
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| 09.30am |
People and their e-health technologies: Sociotechnical aspects of PCEHR
Dr Ben Kraal Design and technology, Queensland University of Technology
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| 09.45am |
Health literacy demands and opportunities in My Health Record
Dr Sophie Hill Consumers and communication, La Trobe University
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| 10.00am |
Legal and ethical issues surrounding My Health Records
Shaun McCarthy Lawyer, The University of Newcastle
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| 10.15am |
"Less wrongs, more rights”: Potential of My Health Record
Meredith Allan Consumer, Deakin University
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| 10.30am |
Morning tea
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| 11.00am |
Barriers and facilitators to inclusion for and by people with lifelong disabilities
Prof Susan Balandin Inclusion and participation, Deakin University
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| 11.30am |
“It starts with me”: Fostering an appreciation of e-health records in the context of telehealth services
Ashley Young E-Health, Hunter New England Health
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| 11.45am |
E-health records: Supporting providers in the community with meaningful use
Morag Joseph Hunter Primary Health Network
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| 12.00pm |
Health Informatics: A new frontier in disability service considerationsi
Greg Moran Business Development, Health Informatics Society of Australia
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| 12.15pm |
Panel
Improving implementation of e-health Records by people with communication disabilities
All speakers
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| 12.30pm |
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This event is a collaboration between HISA, Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) and the Global eHealth Research Cluster – University of Newcastle
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