Confirmed Speakers
Birinder Giddey
Chief Medical Officer/Executive Director Medical Services
The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital
David English
Chief Information Officer/ Executive Director, Digital Health and Informatics
Peninsula Health
Michelle Rennie
Chief Information Officer
The Royal Children's Hospital
Simon Grof
Chief Medical Officer
Jewish Care Victoria
Revital Rosenberg
Chief Data Officer
Murdoch Children's Research Institute
Wendy Champan
Director of the Centre for Digital Transformation of Health
University of Melbourne
Kean Kuan
Chief Medical Officer
Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine
Mau Wee
Director of Medical Services
Bairnsdale Regional Health Service
Ben Chiarella
Director of Clinical Innovation
Ramsay Connect
Lily Liu
Director, Digital Health
Western Health
Bittu Ann Cherian
Telehealth Service Manager
Mater Hospital
Rita Arrigo
Ecosystem Manager
CSIRO National AI Centre
Shannon Nott
Rural Health Director of Medical Services
Western NSW Local Health District
Mark Horrigan
Director, Hospital in the Home & Virtual Care
Austin Health
Miranda Shaw
General Manager
RPA Virtual Hospital
Kate Symons
Director of Innovation
Silverchain
Sandeep Reddy
Director, MBA (Healthcare Management) Program
Deakin University
Vinayak Smith
Head of New Ventures
Virtus Health
Chirag Lodhia
Digital Health Training & Adoption Coordinator
Monash Health
Kerryn Butler-Henderson
Director, Digital Health
RMIT University
Clare Morgan
Research Director
Digital Health CRC
Vivek Krishnan
Chief Technology Officer
Alcidion
Tricia Liebke
General Manager Customer Clinical Engagement
Telstra Health
Paul Cooper
Affiliate Associate Professor
Deakin University
About
There has been an exponential increase in the health care services delivered virtually in Australia from 8% in 2020 to over 35% in April 2021. Furthermore, between 13 March 2020 and 16 March 2022, over 100 million telehealth services were delivered to around 17 million Australians across the country. The increased difficulty in gaining access to medical treatment, care and healthcare professionals during the pandemic only reiterated the need for Australia’s healthcare system to adopt virtual healthcare. These services, enabled by digital technology, assisted in relieving overburdened healthcare systems, reducing the spread of the virus, and fostering a new kind of patient-clinician interaction.
Although COVID-19 has prompted the rapid adoption of virtual digital technology, the question arises; how can virtualisation and digitisation continue to increase efficiency, care quality and reduce costs as we learn to live with the global pandemic?
With this in mind, the National Virtual Healthcare Summit 2023 will bring together senior thought leaders from the healthcare space to discuss the emerging trends and challenges and how virtual healthcare is revolutionising the patient and clinician experience thus boosting quality of care in this digital era.
Key Topics
Who will attend
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Examining how the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of virtually enabled care
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Assessing the readiness of your organisation, technology and people to implement virtually-enabled model of care
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Developing technological infrastructure within organisations to support and enable real-time data insights to measure and improve clinical care and patient experience outcomes
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Assessing data and information security strategies to effectively sustain and deliver improved quality and patient care for the future
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Establishing governance structures to enable leadership to make decisions that drive towards a future of virtual health offerings
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Chief Information Officer
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Chief Data Officer
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Chief Medical Officers
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Chief Information Security Officer
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Heads of IT/Digital Services/Data & Analytics/Customer Experience/Digital Health
Sponsors
Venue
Endorsements
This event is endorsed by Certified Health Informatician Australasia (CHIA).
*CHIA members can claim up to 5.5 CPD points when attending the event in-person.
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