SESSION 110: <br/>Technical Masterclasses for hands on learning
MedInfo 10
| Saturday, July 8, 2023 |
| 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM |
| C4.11 |
Overview
C4.11
Making data real and actionable
Making data real and actionable
Details
Today will see a comprehensive overview of the application of standards, how systems and data can connect through the adoption of standards, and how we can action practical change. Among others, we will hear from national and international approaches to interoperability, the latest advancements in SNOMED terminology, practical insights in FHIR, the importance of driving industry collaboration and connection through IHE, and the use of resulting data for research and decision making.
Through all this we will have a focus on a workable case study on population health and Centres of Disease Control to ground our understanding and learning. This day will be great day to attend, and pre-cursor to Day 2 which will focus on the International Patient Summary as a strategic initiative in Europe and other parts of the world.
Learning Outcomes:Understand the standards eco system.
Understand the key standards which support consistent data definition, data access, data sharing, and data use to support interoperability between systems and population health (with a Centre of Disease Control example).
Practical examples and links to resources to take home for reference.
Through all this we will have a focus on a workable case study on population health and Centres of Disease Control to ground our understanding and learning. This day will be great day to attend, and pre-cursor to Day 2 which will focus on the International Patient Summary as a strategic initiative in Europe and other parts of the world.
Learning Outcomes:
Speaker
Kate Ebrill FAIDH
Lead- Interoperability
Australian e-Health Research Centre, CSIRO
Introduction and objectives of the day
Biography
Experienced executive with a demonstrated history of working in the health care industry. Skilled in government procurement, digital strategy, healthcare information technology (HIT), program development, change management and delivery. Strong business development professional with post graduate qualifications in Public Health from University of Sydney.
Prof Trish Williams FAIDH
Cisco Chair and Professor of Digital Health Systems
Flinders University
Introduction and objectives of the day
Biography
Professor Trish Williams is Cisco Chair and Professor in Digital Health Systems at Flinders University in South Australia, Director of the Flinders Digital Health Research Centre and the Cisco-Flinders Digital Health Design Lab. She holds a leadership position in the College of Science and Engineering in research, IT/Software Engineering/Security/Health Informatics disciplines and in staff supervision. As International Co-Chair of HL7 Security, and Australian expert on security, software and safety on health informatics ISO standards (Technical Committee 215), she builds on over 30 years of experience in healthcare computing including 15 years’ industry experience in general practice and pharmacy computing.
Amit Trevidi
Senior Director, Informatics and Health IT Standards
HIMSS
Interoperability and standards: International perspectives
Biography
Health IT and cybersecurity leader focused on better living through secure, standards-based, interoperable technology.
Prof Trish Williams FAIDH
Cisco Chair and Professor of Digital Health Systems
Flinders University
A case study: Centre for Disease Control (CDC)
Biography
Professor Trish Williams is Cisco Chair and Professor in Digital Health Systems at Flinders University in South Australia, Director of the Flinders Digital Health Research Centre and the Cisco-Flinders Digital Health Design Lab. She holds a leadership position in the College of Science and Engineering in research, IT/Software Engineering/Security/Health Informatics disciplines and in staff supervision. As International Co-Chair of HL7 Security, and Australian expert on security, software and safety on health informatics ISO standards (Technical Committee 215), she builds on over 30 years of experience in healthcare computing including 15 years’ industry experience in general practice and pharmacy computing.
Kate Ebrill FAIDH
Lead- Interoperability
Australian e-Health Research Centre, CSIRO
A case study: Centre for Disease Control (CDC)
Biography
Experienced executive with a demonstrated history of working in the health care industry. Skilled in government procurement, digital strategy, healthcare information technology (HIT), program development, change management and delivery. Strong business development professional with post graduate qualifications in Public Health from University of Sydney.
