Agenda
Day One - Tuesday, 28 May 2024
8:55
Aventedge Introduction
9:00
Chairperson’s Opening Address
Associate Professor Tam Nguyen, Deputy Director of Research, St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne
TRANSFORMATION
9:10
Government Keynote: Future-proofing aged care: keys for successful digital transformation
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Establishing strong data governance foundations to thrive within a changing policy space
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Weaving compliance, security, regulatory and ethical considerations into the DNA of your digital strategy
Janine Bennett, Assistant Secretary (Acting), Digital Business and Sector Engagement Branch, Australian Government, Department of Health and Aged Care (Virtual)
9:40
Enhancing Care and Compliance with Technology
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Understanding the changing landscape of Aged Care
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Challenges & Opportunities
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Practical application of Technology in Aged Care
Nicole Chen, Principal Consultant, Ideagen
10:00
Panel: Unpacking the ethical conundrum of technology usage - how far is too far?
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Establishing where and how to draw the line on what can be done
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Balancing potential without endangering users I.e. camera usage, facial recognition etc...
Fiona Caldwell, Chief Information Officer, Estia Health
Professor Stacy Carter, Director, Australian Centre for Health Engagement, Evidence and Values, University of Wollongong
Nathan Betteridge, Co-Founder & Director, Five Good Friends
10:40
Networking Bingo
10:50
Morning Tea
ARTIFICIAL & BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
11:25
Digital mess or digital success – evidence-based insights through the lens of advisor & software provider that all service providers need to know
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What are the combination of factors that makes this sector so digitally challenging?
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How do you find the right solutions and partners?
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Why are most digital investments not meeting the high hopes expected?
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The challenge of sustainability for all software vendors in our sector and the risk this presents to Service Providers
Pete Boyd, General Manager, KPMG Community Care, KPMG
11:45
Harnessing the power of business intelligence to solve practical problems in aged care
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Addressing current and future challenges through BI in an aged care setting
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Translating the information gathered to leverage actionable insights
Paul Basso, Head, Data and Business Intelligence Corporate Services, Uniting Age Well
12:15
Combining clinical and technical safety with productivity in medication management
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Alexander Wong, Head of National Clinical Systems (Aged Care), StrongRoom AI
12:20
Lunch
DATA ANALYTICS & DASHBOARDS
1:20
Empowering better care through innovation – how you can leverage automation to free up time for what matters
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Stop paying professionals to perform low value manual tasks.
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Establish visibility over corporate spend.
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Ben Woolley, CEO, Redmap
1:40
Case study: Charting an example of innovation being utilised to overcome resource limitations
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Identifying and enacting the area in which this can be achieved
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Incorporating effective co-design to ensure successful implementation
Nathan Betteridge, Co-Founder & Director, Five Good Friends
2:10
Round tables x 4
Roundtable 1: Balancing frontline empowerment with data protection
Padrick Goodwin, Google Practice Engineering Lead, Datacom
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Roundtable 2: Results-based vs evidence-based approaches to aged care digital transformation
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Tim Watts, CEO, Adamas
Roundtable 3: The Digitisation of Medication Management - The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
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Alexander Wong, Head of National Clinical Systems (Aged Care), StrongRoom AI
3:20
Afternoon Tea
INNOVATIVE PRACTICE
3:50
Discover how McLean Care's workforce solution is revolutionizing aged care in regional, rural and remote Australia
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Addressing nurse and allied health shortages through a bespoke virtual workforce model, connecting skilled clinicians remotely for timely assessments and interventions.
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Integrating IoT devices and AI analytics, to ensure in-depth, tailored care, preventing unnecessary hospitalisations and delivering improved health outcomes in both Residential and Community Care settings
Paul Maher, Director of Finance, McLean Care
4:20
Chairperson’s Closing Address and Networking Drinks
4:30
Networking Drinks
Day Two - Wednesday, 29 May 2024
8:50
Chairperson’s Opening Address
Associate Professor Tam Nguyen, Deputy Director of Research, St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne
CYBERSECURITY & VALUE
9:00
The evolving role of risk management in cybersecurity
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Understanding what tools are available (and you might already be using) to help kickstart your Cyber Security roadmap
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Integrating cyber security practices and responses effectively into your risk management strategies/practice
Joshua Baker, Senior Project Manager, Management Governance Australia and Workforce Plus
9:30
Datacom: Building a digital foundation for the future of Healthcare
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Datacom’s digital enablement in healthcare is game-changing, if not life-saving
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Our view on how Generative AI has the potential to revolutionise Aged Care
Jeff Wagner, Head of Advisory, Datacom
INNOVATION, TRANSFORMATION, AND WORKFORCE
9:50
Digital is the easy bit, transformation is the hard bit
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A journey of organisational readiness in preparation for digital transformation.
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How big is the ambition for digital transformation, is it really transformation or “Big Change”
Anne McCormack, CEO, Mecwacare
10:20
Novata Solutions Presenting Digital Transformation within the Aged Care Sector
Tracy De Paolis, MAICD – Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder, Novata Solutions
10:25
Morning Tea
11:00
Aligning a strong data governance framework with technology
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Exploring the components of a lightweight but effective data governance framework
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How such a framework can be applied to meeting regulatory requirements and development opportunities.
Marcello Sequeira, Head of Information Architecture and Governance, The Benevolent Society
11:30
Panel: Utilising innovation to enhance both backroom operation and connection with the clinicians on the frontline
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Entwining systems across your organisation to enable usage by multiple teams
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Aligning strategy to enable control and agency from a single source
Chris Balogi, Executive – ICT, Southern Cross Care (SA, NT & VIC)
Annette Hili, General Manager ANZ, AlayaCare
Julie Reeves, Strategic Lead-Aged Care, Australian Nursing and Midwifery Foundation
Jo Chopamba, Head of IT Application Services, Catholic Healthcare
12:20
Leveraging emerging technology to bring transformation at the point of care
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Use case on how we bring innovation from concept to scale
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Bringing the board and organisation on the innovation journey
Ramesh Raghavan, Digital, Innovation & Experience Lead, Uniting
12:50
Lunch
1:50
Going beyond dashboards and exploring how to prepare for a future where they’re obsolete
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Discussing how data will be and can be utilised to enable actionable insights and value creation
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Driving efficacy in action to execution, the development of learning mechanisms and effective processes
Neha Jain, Head of Data Analytics, Estia Health
2:20
Leading digital transformation in the workforce
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Encouraging strategic thinking and innovation in workforce development
Chris Balogi, Executive – ICT, Southern Cross Care (SA, NT & VIC)
2:45
Afternoon Tea
3:15
Empowering decision making through the utilisation of business intelligence
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Fueling technological advancements through the usage of BI
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Anticipating the upcoming trends to pivot your organisation in the right direction
David Silvestre, Director, Data & Digital, Bupa Villages and Aged Care
3:45
Preparing your organisation and consumers for the introduction of AI and machine learning
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Utilising AI and machine learning to facilitate consumer-led care
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Ensuring the adoption of AI only happens if staff and consumers can simply and effectively use the technology
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Analysing examples of where AI has made a positive difference within aged care
David Cox, Managing Director, Curtin Heritage Living
4:15
Closing Remarks and Close of Forum