SESSION 168: <br/>Considerations in integrating care
MedInfo 8
| Saturday, July 8, 2023 |
| 3:15 PM - 4:45 PM |
| C4.9 |
Overview
C4.9
Presentations & panel
Presentations & panel
Details
This session contains 15 minute presentations and a 45 minute panel
Panel: Re-thinking patient-centred, connected care
What is Patient Centred Care and why is it so hard to deliver? Why is it so difficult for patients to Connect with their clinicians? How do we empower and support patients to be actively engaged in their own healthcare journey?
Despite billions in investment and decades of software development the vision of Patient Centred, Connected Care remains mostly unrealised…until now. CRM software platforms that have transformed industry now have a growing role in the healthcare sector, rapidly filling capability gaps in traditional software systems.
Join our session to learn about our implementation of this new technology and how it might transform the future of health care delivery
- Identify current challenges facing hospital systems providing high quality care with limited resources - costs, workforce shortages, COVID impacts, mental health burden, traditional approaches to system design/lack of innovation
- Identify new approaches to using technology as a strategic tool to re-design healthcare provider models - low code-no code, drag-and-drop, platform vs off-the-shelf app, real-time AI/analytics, shift away from note-taking to true collaboration/coordination
- Identify significant industry shifts in healthcare that are allowing us to change the way we deliver care - increasing consumer-centricity, community-based, decentralisation of care models
Speaker
Sudip Kundu
Healthcare Informatics Leader
Becton Dickinson
Session chair
Biography
Sudip is the Healthcare Informatics Leader with Becton Dickinson (BD). He is an experienced Digital Health leader with a passion for integration and analytics that enables smart connected care. Have successfully implemented and integrated major multi-site Healthcare IT solutions across different Clinical care settings.
Jessica Leefe
Principal Consultant & Head of Co-design
Tobias
Collaboratively navigating the complexities of co-design to deliver a clinically integrated model of care
3:15 PM - 3:30 PMBiography
Jess is an experienced and optimistic human centric leader and facilitator, passionate about working with people to drive positive change. Jess holds a Master of Public Health and over 15 years experience applying participatory methods in the public and private sector in pursuit of an improved health system.
Alastair Mackinlay AFAIDH CHIA
Emergency Physician
Barwon Health
Panel: Re-thinking patient-centred, connected care
3:30 PM - 4:15 PMBiography
Alastair leads Heroiq: a Med Tech startup transforming digital patient engagement and remote patient monitoring, and an Emergency Physician at University Hospital Geelong.
Passionate about lifelong education; he regularly provides expert insights to students, clinicians and industry in Digital Health and Critical Care.
Alastair is an Affiliate Senior Lecturer at Deakin University, an Advanced Paediatric Life Support Instructor, and an Accredited Simulation Instructor with the NHET SIM Program.
In the current climate emergency Alastair strongly advocates for environmental sustainability and rewilding: placing these values at the core of all his projects.
He lives on the Surf Coast, Victoria with his young family, making the most of the beautiful landscape.
Bill Reynolds CHIA
Clinical Lead, Digital Health
Barwon Health
Panel: Re-thinking patient-centred, connected care
3:30 PM - 4:15 PMBiography
Experienced Clinical Informatics Lead in Digital Health, implementing and leading transformational change in healthcare. Certified Health Informatics Australasia (CHIA) accredited Senior Clinician, with experience and roles as a Project Manager, Change Manager, Clinical Informatics Lead and Lead Researcher. Ability to work in multiple roles with strong relationship building skills, resilience and adaptability.
Senior Clinician Physiotherapist with Advanced Practice credentialing in patient care delivery and service improvement. Extensive senior experience providing research driven care across large tertiary hospitals, rural and regional health services. Leadership in clinical service implementation, extended scope training and University education programs.
Sean Finucane
Co-Founder / Director
Heroiq
Stefanie Van Ingen
Director
MVI Innovations
Panel: Re-thinking patient-centred, connected care
3:30 PM - 4:15 PMBiography
I am a results-focused leader experienced in project delivery, organisational change, and business improvement, with ten years of experience in the health sector.
I have a demonstrated ability to drive sustainable transformation across complex environments through proven communication and delivery capabilities.
To ensure the vision and scope of work reach their full potential, I use my strong interpersonal and relationship-building skills with internal and external stakeholders whilst remaining motivated, reliable, and highly organised.
Dr Jonathan Claydon
CEO
CMO Heroiq
Panel: Re-thinking patient-centred, connected care
3:30 PM - 4:15 PMBiography
Dr Jonathan Claydon is an Emergency Physician and Fellow of the Australasian College of Emergency Medicine. He graduated from Medicine & Surgery at Monash University (Clayton) with honours in 2008 where he was awarded the Bryan Hudson prize for top marks in Medicine.
Jonathan commenced his training at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne before moving to University Hospital Geelong to complete Emergency Medicine Training on the Surf Coast. Subsequently Dr Claydon worked at both Ballarat Base Hospital and University Hospital Geelong as a Staff Specialist Emergency Physician before consolidating his practice at UHG. Jonathan is also the Clinical Lead in Ultrasound in Geelong and helps drive an ever-increasing practice in Point-of-care Ultrasound and Regional Anaesthesia.
