Program and speakers
An overview of the ATC 2019 program is now available.
Keynotes
Hazel Archer (Scotland)
Service Development Manager, NHS 24 and Technology
Christina Higa (Hawaii)
Assistant Specialist
Social Science Research Institute
“Hawaiian and pacific telehealth services: Our progress and key priorities”
Bio
Clare Morrison (Scotland)
Senior Clinical Quality Lead
NHS Near Me Lead (via liva video)
“A National approach to building telehealth at scale: Scottish telehealth and telecare centre”
Bio
Andrew Bryett
Director, Healthcare Improvement Unit
Clinical Excellence Queensland, Queensland Health
“Striving for Queensland’s Health 2026 vision: Telehealth and our workforce contributing to health and wellness”
Bio
Ivan Frkovic
Commissioner
“Highlighting mental health: The case for virtual care and enabling connection”
Bio
Warren Harding
WA Minister for Health’s Nominee
Dr Jeff Ayton
Chief Medical Officer, Australian Antarctic Division and Chair
ACRRM Rural and Remote Digital Innovation Group
“Enabling and embracing the change and new service models”
Bio
A/Prof Kate Burbury
Haematologist and Disease Group Lead
Ella Dachs
Principal
“Aligning people with business and digital strategy to deliver business value”
Bio
Natasha Doherty
Partner
“Changing the landscape of care: System impacts and value of telehealth and telemedicine in Australia”
Bio
Prof Clare Collins
NHMRC Senior Research Fellow, Director of Research, School of Health Sciences
Faculty of Health and Medicine, The University of Newcastle
“Innovation in nutrition technologies to enhance services provided by dietitians using virtual care platforms”
Bio
Brett Hayes
Regional Palliative Care Nurse Manager
Prof Len Gray
Director, Centre for Health Services Research
Gillian Mason
Healthcare consumer & advocate, rehabilitation researcher
Tamara Mills
Managing Director
Quantum Innovation Fund Management
“Investment and market growth in digital health and virtual care – A global perspective”
Bio
Dr Dana Newcomb
Medical Director Integrated Care
Children’s Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service
“Enabling medical knowledge sharing and information exchange: Virtually enabling GP and specialist care”
Bio
Concurrents
Trending innovations and research
A focus on mental health and aged care
Enabling virtual care platforms
Dr Virginia Zazo
Senior Consultant and Head, Department of Dermatology
Primary Care – towards care in the home
Enabling the workforce in virtual
Hospital and specialist services
