Health Innovation
Roadshow
2022

November 8 – 22
NSW | QLD | SA | WA | NZ

Event Overview

Whole-Of-Sector Collaboration for a Future Proof National Healthcare System

The need for an interconnected, inclusive, and sustainable healthcare system is great than ever. To future-proof public sector healthcare and address underlying systemic challenges, integrating the voices of the workforce and patients with enhanced technological innovation is paramount.

Previously-hidden systemic problems being rapidly uncovered, and the experience of a pandemic-forced and unprecedented cross-government collaboration is now under our belt. The Public Sector Network’s 5th Annual Health Innovation Roadshow 2022 focuses on overcoming today’s collective health system challenges through whole-of-sector collaboration and innovation.

Join us for a not-to-be-missed opportunity to collaborate and partner in shaping the future of a thriving and inclusive healthcare system!

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Benefits of Attending

Benchmark and uncover the cutting-edge innovations, best practices, strategies and technologies that lead the national healthcare sector in quality care and digital transformation

Learn out-of-the-box perspectives to navigate and strengthen from crisis, driving preventative planning, workforce empowerment, patient experience and equality of care whilst decreasing overburdening hospitalisation and costs

Discover rich insights to leveraging health analytics and uplift digital capabilities for outcome-based, data-driven and interoperable care to connect providers and the greater health system

Network, collaborate, and be inspired to action by joining your peers in facilitated and dynamic roundtable discussions about the most pressing issues in today’s healthcare climate

Your Inspiring Speakers

NSW – 8 NovQLD – 10 NovSA – 15 NovWA – 16 NovNZ – 22 Nov

Chair: Keith Roscarel,
Partner, Research and Advisory,
Public Sector Network

Shireen Martin,
Director Integrated Care,
NSW Ministry of Health

Richard Taggart
Chief Information Officer
Sydney Local Health District

Shannon Nott,
Rural Health Director of Medical Services,
Western NSW Local Health District

Lisa Altman,
Director, Strategy, Innovation and
Improvement,
South Eastern Sydney Local Health District

Lynelle Hales,
CEO,
Sydney North Public Health Network

Melissa Tinsley,
Associated Director of Integrated Digital Enablement Accelerator Directorate,
Agency for Clinical Innovation

Roger Burgess,
CIO Advisor,
Zoom

Vanessa Langfield, Healthcare Lead,
Zoom

Paul Devis,
Senior Sales Engineer,
Okta

Chair: Peter Grant,
Senior Partner, Research and
Advisory,
Public Sector Network

Dr Jason Brown,
A/Chief Digital
Health Officer,
Metro North HHS

Adrian Clutterbuck,
A/Executive Director Strategy, Planning, Improvement & Innovation,
Queensland Children’s
Hospital

Shareen McMillan,
Executive Director, Workforce,
Central Queensland Hospital & Health Service

Jayne Barclay,
Director Digital Health and
Informatics
Mater Health

Paula Duffy,
Executive Director, Nursing
and Midwifery, Patient Flow
and Access, Public Health and
COVID-19 Response
Gold Coast Health

David Farlow,
Executive Director, Research & Innovations,
Mackay Hospital &
Health Service

Roger Burgess,
CIO Advisor,
Zoom

Vanessa Langfield, Healthcare Lead,
Zoom

James Darwin,
Senior Solutions Engineer
Okta

Chair: Dr Angie Shafei,
Director, Health Care Management Program, Flinders University

Rhys Parker,
Chief Clinical Information Officer,
Office of the Chief Medical Information Officer, SA Health

Jeanette Walters,
Executive Director, Integrated Care Systems,
Wellbeing SA

Paul Worley,
Executive Director Clinical Innovation, & Director,
Riverland Mallee Coorong LHN & Royal Flying Doctor Service

Katie Billing,
Executive Director, Consumer & Clinical Partnerships,
Commission for Excellence & Innovation in Health

Dr Ecushla Linedale,
Deputy CEO,
Health Translation SA

Sinéad O’Brien,
Executive Director Strategy & Innovation,
Northern Adelaide Local Health Network

Toby Allen,
Senior Solutions Engineer,
Okta

Kevin Sandler,
Partner,
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Consulting (Australia)

Kate Outen,
Partner,
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Consulting (Australia)

Chair: Adam Lloyd,
Area Director HIVE,
East Metropolitan Health Service

Eliza Stuart,
Project Manager, Health In a
Virtual Environment
East Metropolitan Health Service

Suzanna Robertson,
Executive Director
Health Consumers’ Council

Carla Bonev,
Group Director Workforce,
St John of God Health Care

Bernadette Kenny,
General Manager – Primary Care Innovation & Development,
WA Primary Health Alliance

Audrey Koay,
Executive Director, Safety, Quality and Innovation,
Child & Adolescent
Health Service

Tim Leen,
Executive Director, Transformation,
South Metropolitan Health Service

Paul Devis,
Senior Sales Engineer,
Okta

Hon. Andrew Little,
Minister of Health,
New Zealand

Chair: Rachel Scott,
Advisory Partner, KPMG
Hauora and Consulting Lead –
Government Sector
KPMG

Rob Campbell,
Chair
Health NZ

Riana Manuel,
CEO
Māori Health NZ

Russell Simpson,
Current Chief Executive, Interim Regional Director,
Whanganui District Health Board Health, Health New Zealand

Alistair Vickers,
Chief Information Officer,
Tu Ora Compass Health

Allan Binks,
Director,
GoWellHeallth, SHI Global Ltd

Susan Binks,
Director,
GoWellHealth

Drey Liautaud,
Regional Vice President, Corporate Sales,
Okta

Professor Chris Bullen, Professor Pacific Health, University of Auckland

Rebecca Adams,
Director of Government Relations, Strategic Growth,
UniServices

Key Sessions

The Health Innovation Roadshow 2022 features the latest initiatives throughout Australia and New Zealand; sharing insights via keynote presentations, case studies, panel discussions, and roundtable chats.

Keynote SessionsRoundtablesPanel Discussion

Accelerating the Evolution into a Future-proof, Outcome-based & Person-Centred Healthcare System

Reinventing Health Analytics & Clinical Informatics for Data-Informed Care

South Australia’s Innovation Excellence: Health Analytics & Clinical Informatics for Data-Informed Care

Transforming the Face of Clinical Analytics & EMR in Western Australia

A Vision for the Future of Health: National Reform for an Accessible and Sustainable NZ Healthcare System

Integrated, Localised, Empowered NZ Health Workforce

Roadshow roundtables are an opportunity for participants to address a specific issue in a structured, interactive session. Specific group activities and exercises are incorporated to stimulate cross-fertilisation of ideas and to allow for participants to problem-solve approaches to common problems. More information on state specific roundtables can be found in the agenda

Creating a Whole-of-Sector, Digitally-Enabled & Interconnected Healthcare System

  • What are the greatest challenges and impacts of a today’s fragmented and siloed system, and why is so much of it chronic? How might this inform potential preventative, protective and truly effective solutions?
  • What opportunities are available for trust and effective communication, collaboration and partnerships across health services, policy and even across community? (e.g. hospitals, out-of-hospital, government, families)
  • How can we best approach the use of technology, virtual mediums, and digital infrastructure for person-focused, inclusive and digitally accessible care for all?
  • How can we best leverage electronic records and digital to improve quality of care and strengthen multidisciplinary/cross-organisational collaboration?
  • What are your closing top tips to sustain effective innovation for a patient-focused, collaborative, digitally-enabled healthcare system?

Your Registration

Live Presentations

Hear from public sector leaders about the latest trends and explore how to instantly apply these insights and gaining unique perspectives

Networking

An opportunity to engage with your peers from across the state in dedicated networking sessions, interactive roundtable discussions and meal breaks

Technology Solutions

Hear from leading solutions providers in the government space as they explore key technologies to improve citizen services

What Your Peers Had to Say

“I really enjoyed the session. It was very interesting and informative”
Central Adelaide Local Health Network

“The clinical example sessions were great – very relevant “
Tasmanian Health Service, Hospitals South

“It was great to get the insights from a range of speakers”
Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association


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