HIC 2013 Sponsorship

Become a sponsor and take advantage of the many excellent marketing opportunities that are available to promote your organisation at Australia’s most prestigious and well-attended e-health conference.

Why attend?
Achieve profile and brand enhancement through your association with, and support for Australia’s rapidly expanding e-health and technology sectors. Your involvement in, and contribution to HIC 2013 will help you meet your business objectives:

• Exchange knowledge to better identify community wants and needs
• Identify prospective health and technology sector investment opportunities
• Promote how your product or service will enhance the delivery of a sustainable Australian health sector
• Support Australia’s health informatics capabilities by providing insightful, relevant and practical information to your clientele about your brand values and attributes
• Build community relationships and increase your company networks within the Australian health and technology sectors
• Increase sales through direct advertising of your business
• Promote your staff, products and services among the health businesses and service industries
• Showcase your innovations by presenting as a part of the HIC Program
• Identify emerging trends in the e-health sector
• Professional development opportunities abound by attending HIC conference sessions. Pick from a diverse array of presentations from researchers and academics, health sector case studies and industry presentations.conference objectives

Conference Objectives

SEE the latest applications and technologies at Australia’s largest e-health expo

NETWORK with industry movers and shakers of the health, IT, IM & IS sector

LEARN about the latest research and developments in the health informatics arena

SHARE experiences and ideas with forward thinkers

MEET with clinicians, researchers, industry innovators and others who share the desire to deliver better health to all

Conference Audience

HIC 2013 will be attended by:

• Clinicians and public health professionals

• Chief Executive Officers

• Chief Information Officers

• Directors of Nursing

• Healthcare IT professionals

• Health system administrators and managers

• Health informaticians

• Biomedical and health informatics researchers and students

• Government officials and policy makers

• Medical software and systems developers

• Molecular biologists, bioinformaticians and computational biologists

• Community, residential and aged care providers

• Health and healthcare standards developers

• Healthcare consumers