MedInfo - program

SESSION 106: <br/>Re-imagining a health future

MedInfo 6

Saturday, July 8, 2023

9:00 AM - 10:30 AM

C4.7

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Workshop: New innovative design principles for involvement of frail and impaired older people in development and implementation of health technology

The aim of the workshop is together with participants, discuss and develop new principles for design of health technology-, and services for older people with physical or mental impairments.
We will share knowledge and data from a research project between EU and Canada and further develop design guidelines to involve older people in the design and implementation of health technology.
Two themes are addressed 1) inclusion and stratification of users using the ‘Readiness and Enablement index for Health Technology (READHY) and 2) how the ‘Epital Care Model’ can inform horizontal and vertical infrastructure in the development of an ecosystem

Learning objectives:

Identify various user profiles/ technology readiness levels, using the READHY instrument
Be able to involve frail and impaired older people with various user profiles / technology readiness level in a design process
Be able to apply the ECM model can assist in an implementation process

Workshop: Will artificial intelligence in healthcare bring about a Gutenberg moment? Revolutionising the industry & the people in it

A Gutenberg moment is one which changes how we produce and consume information as dramatically as Gutenberg’s machine did. We will explore the idea that the combination of data and artificial intelligence (AI) will bring about such step change in the healthcare industry, and that the change is upon us.
We will hear from field practitioners who are already applying advanced data and AI techniques to solve healthcare problems. This workshop will be pragmatic, deliberately provocative and boundary breaking to explore how and where we can augment humans with powerful data tools to solve common problems – both clinical and operational.

Learning objectives:

Understand artificial intelligence (AI) & advanced data techniques applicable to healthcare e.g. natural language processing (NLP)
Learn how data and AI is solving business problems in industry broadly and major trends
Learn about actual applications and initiatives in healthcare – the challenges and the opportunities
Develop a better understanding of how data & AI might be applied in healthcare in ANZ

Speaker

Nathan Moore FAIDH CHIA

Chief Nursing Information Officer

Western Sydney Local Health District

Session chair

Biography

Nathan is the WSLHD Chief Nursing Information Officer and is responsible for supporting the adoption and improvement of clinical information systems and technologies for nurses, midwives, and other multidisciplinary care providers. He is completing a PhD exploring the design and deployment considerations for the use of VR in clinical education.

Dr Lars Kayser

Associate Professor

University of Copenhagen

Workshop: New innovative design principles for involvement of frail and impaired older people in development and implementation of health technology

9:00 AM - 9:45 AM

Presentation

Biography

I have a track record of excellence in the area of pedagogy and didactics and in Health informatics and innovation as well as a track record in eHealth and Health literacy as well as active involvement in the development of a digital platform to support person centered healthcare. My main research interest lies in the field of health informatics and personalized health (pHealth) based on a broad experience both in the clinical and educational area as well as implementation of e-learning systems coming from a background as both board certified specialist in Internal Medicine and as leader of two different centers in the area of Educational Development and Web Based Learning in the period 2002-2009 at the University of Copenhagen.

Emilie Kauffeldt Wegener

Research Assistant

University of Copenhagen

Workshop: New innovative design principles for involvement of frail and impaired older people in development and implementation of health technology

9:00 AM - 9:45 AM

Presentation

Biography

My main interests lies within the field of digital health and e-learning. I have great interest in how technologies can be used in different settings to help enhance well-being, everyday life, and health. I have a background in education science and global health, and primarily work with qualitative methods. I currently work on an EU funded collaborative project, between Norway, Denmark, The Netherlands, Greece, and Canada that is working on ‘Smart Inclusive Living Environments’ (SMILE) that support ageing in place using eHealth solutions.

Dalibor Ivkovic

Managing Director

Accenture

Workshop: Will artificial intelligence in healthcare bring about a Gutenberg moment? Revolutionising the industry?

9:45 AM - 10:30 AM

Presentation

Biography

Dalibor is an experienced leader at Accenture. Dalibor specialises in advanced analytics, artificial intelligence, cloud data computing and automation. He has delivered complex data and AI programs across Health and Public Sector. Currently he specialises in developing industry solutions with data and AI, with a special focus on healthcare.