SESSION 164: <br/>Human, organisational and social aspects
MedInfo 4
| Saturday, July 8, 2023 |
| 3:15 PM - 4:45 PM |
| C4.5 |
Overview
C4.5
Panels
Panels
Details
This session contains two 40 minute panels.
Panel: Lesson learned from the first clinical informatics conference for medical students in Morocco/North AfricaOver the past few decades, Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) played a vital role in positively impacting countries economically, socially, and scientifically. In the healthcare sector, ICT have proven to be essential for advancements in patient care, improvement of outcomes, and reduction of costs. Moreover, the World Health Organization (WHO) has recognized the necessity to introduce ICT tools in the healthcare sector to developing countries and have placed great importance on it. However, significant investments, awareness, education, and infrastructure are needed to fully implement a framework for ICT into their healthcare sector.
Panel: Women’s Leadership Programs in the US, Australia, and UK: Success, Sustainability, and Scope
Participants in and leaders of programs in three English speaking countries compare and contrast women’s leadership programs in digital health and informatics with a particular focus on cultural differences, business models, and sustainability. We also discuss the tension between the goal of community building for women and the need for more inclusive leadership training in the future.
Speaker
Bryan Macdonald FAIDH
Principal Consultant
BM Digital Health Consulting
Session chair
Biography
Bryan is a clinical leader with over 25 years in healthcare. He has held executive roles in the health software industry specialising in digital strategy and workforce development.
Dr Anwar Jebran
Clinical Informatics Fellow and Clinical Instructor
UI Health
Panel: Lesson learned from the first clinical informatics conference for medical students in Morocco/North Africa
3:15 PM - 3:55 PMBiography
Anwar Jebran, MD: Internal Medicine physician and clinical informatics fellow. Anwar is leading the efforts to enhance the partnership between UIC and UMP in the field of health informatics and digital transformation
Dr Andrew Boyd
Associate Vice Chancellor for Research | CRIO
UI Health
Panel: Lesson learned from the first clinical informatics conference for medical students in Morocco/North Africa
3:15 PM - 3:55 PMBiography
Andrew D. Boyd, MD, FAMIA is an associate professor in biomedical and health information sciences at University of Illinois Chicago. He is also the Associate Vice Chancellor for Research/Chief Research Information Officer and the Associate Chief Health Information Officer. He has a medical degree from University of Texas Southwestern Medical School.
Dr Karl Kochendorfer
Chief Health Information Officer
UI Health
Panel: Lesson learned from the first clinical informatics conference for medical students in Morocco/North Africa
3:15 PM - 3:55 PMBiography
Karl M. Kochendorfer, MD, FAMIA Associate Clinical Professor of Family and Community Medicine, Chief Health Information Officer, Asst Vice Chancellor of Health Affairs, and Assoc. Chief Medical Officer (CMO) at the University of Illinois Hospital and Health Sciences System (UI Health).
Melissa Andison
Project Director, My Health Record
eHealth Queensland
Panel: Women’s leadership programs in the US, Australia, and UK: Success, sustainability, and scope
4:05 PM - 4:55 PMBiography
Melissa is a digital health leader and the first AHP elected to the UK CCIO Advisory Panel. She is a champion of professional standards, member of the British Computer Society and UK Faculty of Informatics with RITTech accreditation. She is a graduate of the Ethical Healthcare’s Women’s Digital Leadership Programme, NHS Digital Health Academy and MSc Imperial College London.
Prof Wendy Chapman
Centre Director
The University of Melbourne
Panel: Women’s leadership programs in the US, Australia, and UK: Success, sustainability, and scope
4:05 PM - 4:55 PMBiography
Professor Wendy Chapman is the Associate Dean of Digital Health and Informatics. She also directs the Centre for Digital Transformation of Health. Her research aims to leverage data and digital technology to transform healthcare delivery. She is currently serving on the Board of the Australasian Institute of Digital Health.
Dr Adela Grando
Associate Professor
Arizona State University
Panel: Women’s leadership programs in the US, Australia, and UK: Success, sustainability, and scope
4:05 PM - 4:55 PMBiography
Adela Grando is an Associate Professor and Director of Research Education at the College of Health Solutions, Arizona State University. She moved from participant to member of the steering committee of the WIA program. She led an evaluation of the WIA program and will describe the results of that evaluation.
Noushin Nazarian
PhD Student
The University of Melbourne
Panel: Women’s leadership programs in the US, Australia, and UK: Success, sustainability, and scope
4:05 PM - 4:55 PMBiography
Noushin Nazarian is a medical engineer at Siemens Healthineers and vising researcher at the University of Melbourne, the Center for Digital Transformation of Health. She has worked extensively in healthcare and is passionate about leveraging her industry and academic experiences to examine novel digital solutions and improve healthcare.
Kristal Kitto
Community Engagement Director
Australasian Institute of Digital Health (AIDH)
Panel: Women’s leadership programs in the US, Australia, and UK: Success, sustainability, and scope
4:05 PM - 4:55 PMBiography
Kristal is the Community Engagement Director at Australasian Institute of Digital Health (AIDH) who has led the development of and manages the Women in Digital Health Leadership Program. As a dynamic leader with a values driven, logical, and practical approach to her role she excels in creating networks and teams to achieve positive outcomes. Kristal enjoys connecting at an individual level to understand their purpose and strengths to connect into the wider group.
Donghua Tao
Associate University Librarian for Health Sciences & Associate Dean
University of Illinois Chicago
Panel: Women’s leadership programs in the US, Australia, and UK: Success, sustainability, and scope
4:05 PM - 4:55 PMBiography
Dr Donghua Tao is the Associate Dean for University Libraries of University of Illinois -Chicago (UIC), leading three health sciences libraries at UIC. Dr. Tao has been involved in Women in AMIA (WIA) initiative since 2017 and served co-chairs of WIA subcommittees and now the Chair of WIA. She participated in the inaugural Women in AMIA Leadership Program in 2019, and served at the program planning committee since then. Dr. Tao is now organizing a few AMIA leaders to expand WIA Leadership Program by incorporating DEI components.
