“Curing both rare diseases and common cancers doesn’t just require new research, but also linking all the data that researchers already have.”
Feb 2016, Fast Company on Obama’s US$200M Precision Medicine Initiative
Health Data Analytics – using data to innovate and enable from community to tertiary healthcare – will bring together Australia’s digital health innovators and community healthcare leaders who are using data to improve the safety, quality and efficiency of their health services.
Following on from the success of last year’s conference, with its strong focus on precision medicine, we will continue to translate health data analytics into the most practical applications and uses to improve wellness and healthcare for all Australians.
The Health Data Analytics Conference 2017 will take place on 11-12 October 2017 at the Mercure Brisbane.
Motivating and inspiring national and international speakers
masterclasses and debate:
How to use data through science and cycle it back through the care continuum
Examining the technology enabling data – including the Internet of Things and precision medicine
Following the data chain: EMR and MyHealth Record
What is health data analytics and how will it deliver business system change?
How to gain valuable information for decision making
Be prepared for the future impact on the health system and those working in it.
Keynotes | Peer Reviewed Presentations | Masterclasses | Debate | Networking | Exhibition
We look forward to your participation and interest in an increasingly relevant and changing environment which will have an impact on how we work in the future.
Health Data Analytics will bring you the following Australian and global leaders in data analytics.
Innovation and data science in healthcare
Let patients help
Research kit as health data platforms
Healthcare IT megatrends and the evolution of evidence-based medicine
Dr Richard Ashby AM
CEO
eHealth Queensland
Dr Denis Bauer
Team Leader
CSIRO
David Bunker
Executive Director
Queensland Genomics Health Alliance
Alison Choy Flannigan
Partner
Health Aged Care and Life Sciences
Holman Webb Lawyers
Stephen Canaris
Director – BI & Analytics, Clinical Informatics
Metro South Health
Dr Michael Cleary
Acting Executive Director
Princess Alexandra Hospital
Alison Choy Flannigan
Partner
Health Aged Care and Life Sciences
Holman Webb Lawyers
Michael Draheim
CIO
Metro South Brisbane
Emma Hossack
CEO
Extensia
Dr Michael Lawley
Senior Principal Research Scientist and Group Leader
The Australian E-Health Research Centre, CSIRO
Dr Andrew Mallett
Nephrologist
Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
Dr Jim Steel
Software Engineer
The Australian E-Health Research Centre, CSIRO
Prof Trish Williams
Professor and Chair of Digital Health Technologies
Flinders University





