Slides

Wednesday 3 April 2019

8.00am	Registration opens
Plenary 1 (Podium 2) Policy and driving change
9.00 – 10.20am	Introduction and welcome Ashley Young Chair, ATC Strategic Advisory Committee Official opening address Prof Len Gray Centre for Health Services Research, Faculty of Medicine, The University of Queensland Highlighting mental health: The case for virtual care and enabling connection Ivan Frkovic Queensland Mental Health Commissioner @Qld_MHC Changing the landscape of care: System impacts and the value of telehealth and telemedicine in Australia Natasha Doherty Partner, Deloitte Access Economics (USA) @NatashaJDoherty From both sides of the bedside Gillian Mason Healthcare Consumer & Advocate, Rehabilitation Researcher, University of Newcastle @gillyminn
10.20am	Morning tea and exhibition
10.50 – 12.05pm	Concurrent 1 (Podium 2) Hospital and specialist services	Concurrent 2 (Podium 4) Enabling the workforce
	Video interpreting: Leveraging clinical telehealth processes to deliver adjunct health services Karrie Long Telehealth Manager, Melbourne Health @KarrieLong Combining telehealth capabilities to strengthen delivery of home-based acute care models Vickie De Jong Project Officer, Metro South Health and Vickie Irving Clinical Specialist, Telstra Health A state-wide telerehabilitation service for South Australia Scott Leverington Telerehabilitation IT Administrator, Country Health SA Abdel-Rahman Bassal Senior Manager, SA Digital Telehealth Network, Country Health SA Using telecare to enhance children’s outcomes in rural and remote Australia – the Royal Far West story Katherine Burchfield Health Director, Royal Far West @RoyalFarWest Mantle: The evolution of a telehealth platform to enable remote health services across the RFDS network Cassie Moore Health Services Manager, RFDS Victoria Community of Practice presentation: User Experience (UX) CoP – who we are and what we do Representative UX CoP Committee	An online empowerment intervention for diabetes educators in self-management of diabetes: The guided self-determination program Bodil Rasmussen Professor in Nursing, Western Health Partnership @BodilRasmussen4 ETS – Emergency Tele-education Support. An education program designed to support and enhance the provision of virtual emergency care Melanie Goode Emergency Telehealth Nurse Educator, WA Country Health Service @MelanieGoode7 Preparing future health professionals for telehealth enabled practice at university Karrie Long Adjunct Industry Fellow, Faculty of Health, Arts and Design, Swinburne University @KarrieLong Bringing multidisciplinary team care into the mobile age Dr Katja Beitat CEO, Clinivid by Health Care Innovate @KatjaBeitat Craig Longstaff General Manager, Asia Pacific, Intrahealth Language service improvement model: Enabling telehealth (video) access to interpreters in outpatients Claire Hunter Telehealth Coordinator, Barwon Health @BarwonHealth Community of Practice presentation: User Experience (UX) CoP – who we are and what we do Representative UX CoP Committee
12.05pm	Lunch and exhibition
1.15-2.30pm	Concurrent 3 (Podium 2) Primary care – Towards care in the home	UX Design Workshop (Podium 4) A Focus on Mental Health
	Respiratory [email protected]: A partnership approach to delivering technology-assisted home-based care to patients with chronic respiratory disease A/Prof Vikas Wadhwa Clinical Director of Integrated Services, Eastern Health Vicki Irving Clinical Specialist, Telstra Health Virtual GP to patient care – not only for rural patients: The Canadian experience Gavin Meredith Australasian General Manager, Novari Health @NovariHealth Towards equity of allied health access via a virtual service (Western NSW) Dr Todd Green Senior Analyst, Western NSW Local Health District The power of tele-health and mentoring in improving oral health outcomes in the Torres Strait Margaret Nowak Project Manager, Torres & Cape Hospital & Health Service @margygall Cardiorespiratory fitness training sessions delivered via telehealth are safe, feasible and acceptable for community-dwelling stroke survivors Margaret Galloway PhD Student, University of Newcastle	This workshop explore a case study for improving mental health services. Facilitated by a mental health leader and members of HISA’s UX Community of Practice, this informative UX Design workshop presents a fantastic hands-on opportunity to work through the design process, develop practical solutions and deliver take-aways for future application. Facilitated by: Chris Marmo Paper Giant Steering Committee Members UX Design Community of Practice
2.30pm	Afternoon tea and exhibition
Plenary 2 (Podium 2) Enabling the health workforce and knowledge exchange
3.00 – 5.15pm	Striving for Queensland’s Health 2026 Vision – Telehealth and our workforce contributing to health and wellness Andrew Bryett Director, Healthcare Improvement Unit, Clinical Excellence Queensland, Queensland Health Enabling medical knowledge sharing and information exchange: Virtually enabling access to speciality care Dr Dana Newcomb Medical Director Integrated Care, Children’s Health Queensland Hospital & Health Service @ProjectECHO A focus on enabling palliative care in the home Brett Hayes Regional Palliative Care Nurse Manager, West Australian Country Health Service @WAHealth PANEL: Enabling and embracing the change and new service models Facilitated by: Susan Jury Telehealth Manager, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre @SusanCJury Brett Hayes Regional Palliative Care Nurse Manager, West Australian Country Health; Andrew Bryett Director, Healthcare Improvement Unit, Clinical Excellence Queensland, Queensland Health; Dr Jeff Ayton Chief Medical Officer of the Australian Antarctic Division and Chair of the ACRRM Rural and Remote Digital Innovation Group; Prof Clare Collins NHMRC Senior Research Fellow, Director of Research, School of Health Sciences, Faculty of Health and Medicine, The University of Newcastle; A/Prof Kate Burbury Haematologist and Disease Group Lead, Peter MacCalllum Cancer Institute
5.15 – 6.15pm	Networking reception and exhibition
6.30 – 10.00pm	Conference Dinner

Thursday 4 April 2019

7.30am	Networking Breakfast: Telehealth Coordinators & Managers
8.30am	Registration opens
Plenary 3 (Podium 2) International and national case studies and future perspectives
9.00 – 10.30am	A National approach to building telehealth at scale: Scottish telehealth and telecare centre Clare Morrison Senior Clinical Quality Lead, NHS Near Me Lead (via video)<./small> @Clareupnorth Scaling up Video Consulting in Scotland Hazel Archer Service Development Manager, NHS 24 and Technology Enabled Care VC Workstream Lead (via video) @hazelarcher Hawaii and Pacific Islands Telehealth Experiences Christina Higa Assistant Specialist, Social Science Research Institute, Hawaii Innovation in nutrition technologies to enhance services provided by dietitians using virtual care platforms Prof Clare Collins NHMRC Senior Research Fellow, Director of Research, School of Health Sciences, Faculty of Health and Medicine, The University of Newcastle @ProfCCollins Call for participation in International Telehealth Standard project Alan Taylor Associate Lecturer, Vice President, Australasian Telehealth Society
10.30am	Morning tea and exhibition
11.00 – 12.15pm	Concurrent 4 (Podium 2) Enabling virtual platform care	Concurrent 5 (Podium 4) Across age groups and health settings
	“Outside-In” video consulting: Why workflows matter for a national eco-system Jo Hughes Video call Service Manager, Healthdirect @HealthdirectAU WellNet: Using technology to deliver better chronic disease management Dr Eleanor Chew Clinical Lead Integrated Care, Sonic Clinical Services and Dr Amit Vohra Executive General Manager, Sonic Clinical Services What can Australia learn about telehealth from the USA – Lessons learned Andrew Forrest Market Segment Manager, Allscripts @AllScripts Medipass and LYSN – Improve consumer experience by integrating payments & claims to Telehealth Dr Jonathan King Founder and CEO, LYSN Innovative telehealth clinical work models Dr Christina Igasto Director, Digital Transformation & Innovation, Customer Crunch Dr Virginia Zazo Senior Consultant & Head, Department of Dermatology, Vasterbotten County Council, Sweden	Telehealth in young-onset dementia: Early beginnings Dr Sarah Farrand Psychiatrist, Royal Melbourne Hospital @melb_neuropsych Dr Wendy Kelso Neuropsychologist, Royal Melbourne Hospital Design and uptake of the palliMEDS app Prof Elizabeth Reymond Director, Metro South Health, Brisbane South Palliative Care Collaborative Health service provision for older people in rural communities by collaboration between regional and metropolitan Local Health Districts, utilising telehealth Debra Tooley Manager Aged Care Services Division, Western NSW Local Health District e-PIMH: Telehealth for perinatal and infant mental health care in rural and remote Queensland Naomi Kikkawa e-pimh Telehealth Coordinator, Children’s Health Queensland, Queensland Health Telehealth in Jeta Gardens 4H Model: Operationalising compassion in aged care Leong Hiew, Operations Manager, Jeta Gardens
12.15pm	Lunch and exhibition
1.30 – 2.45pm	Concurrent 6: (Podium 2) Trending innovations and research	Data Analysis Workshop (Podium 4) Telehealth Evaluation and Service Development
	The current state of melanoma detection with algorithm-based and dermatologist-based smartphone applications: Towards improved healthcare access in the Hawaiian Islands Dr Michael Tee Physician, University of Hawaii Bringing real world data from wearables and remote monitoring devices to health and wellness environments Michael Czapski Principal Healthcare Solutions Consultant, Oracle Corporation @mczapski Immersive augmented reality (I Am Real): Remote clinical consultation Dr Qing Zhang Team Leader, Australian E-health Research Centre, CSIRO Innovative mobile technology to support the care of women with gestational diabetes mellitus Dr Marlien Varnfield Senior Research Scientist, CSIRO Delivering new medical oncology tele-trials in Queensland Dr Sabe Sabesan Statewide Teletrial Working Group, Cancer Clinical Network, Queensland Health	A facilitated workshop on analysing and evaluating telehealth and virtual care service data. How do we evaluate and understand the service and care benefits in the services we operate. A number of large case examples will be examined and worked through with the opportunity to share your perspectives and learn from others. There will be a focus on practical take-aways that may assist in improving your service delivery and support and justify future investments. Facilitated by: Leigh Donoghue HISA Board Member and Managing Director, Health ANZ, Accenture Contributors: Matt Page Principal Project Officer, Clinical Excellence, Queensland Health Dr Liam Caffery Senior Research Fellow, Telehealth Technology Director, The University of Queensland
2.45pm	Afternoon tea and exhibition
Plenary 4 (Podium 2) Looking towards the future
3.20 – 4.30pm	The role of telehealth in sustainable health – driving adoption and scale through policy and talent A/Prof Warren Harding Minister for Health Nominee, Sustainable Health Review WA Ella Dachs Principal, DH International Consulting Bringing VR to Healthcare Dr Nishanth Krishnananthan Co-Founder, Vantari VR @VantariVR Dr Vijay Paul Co-Founder, Vantari VR @VantariVR Investment and market growth in digital health and virtual care – A global perspective Tamara Mills Managing Director, Quantum Innovation Fund Management Conference closing remarks Ashley Young, ATC Strategic Advisory Committee Chair