About the Conference
You are invited to Australia's premier telehealth conference ATC 2015, bringing together Australia's healthcare and telehealth leaders for two days of leading-edge presentations, technology demonstrations and networking opportunities. The primary theme for ATC 2015 is Integrating care: Bringing health services and people together through telehealth - overcoming fragmentation of care. The aim for this conference is to merge 'traditional' telehealth approaches and communities with the innovative business models and emerging approaches to telehealth and mobile health that present new opportunities and challenges.
We always aim for our events to inspire, to challenge and to also deliver practical information to delegates.
ATC 2015 is proudly brought to you by the Health Informatics Society of Australia (HISA), the Allied Health Professions Australia, the Australasian Telehealth Society, the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine, the Health Information Management Association of Australia and the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
The conference will focus on:
- The business case behind digital disruption in healthcare presented by a panel of practitioners
- The Uberfication of healthcare - how we are reinventing the house call
- Winning case studies - updates on State-based approaches, key issues and strategies to manage them
- Latest news on emerging technologies in mental health
The conference will be chaired by Gary Morgan whose passion, experience and knowledge for all things telehealth will be the driving force behind the event.
Message from the Chair of ATC 2015, Gary Morgan
The theme for ATC 2015, Integrating care: Bringing health services and people together through telehealth - overcoming fragmentation of care will provide delegates with exposure to policy initiatives and programs developed to ensure that the health outcomes for all Australians will be improved through the adoption and broader uptake of telehealth.
This is an opportunity for you to learn more about resources and program leadership to improve health outcomes through telehealth innovation, patient engagement and services transformation. As a health or allied professional, your education and learning opportunities will be provided by our supporting partner colleges and associations.
On behalf of the steering committee for ATC 2015, I look forward to welcoming and meeting you in Sydney in April.
