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Understanding the drivers of innovation in healthcare
How do new technologies spread through healthcare systems and what stands in the way?
How do new technologies spread through healthcare systems and what stands in the way?
This event brings together researchers, policymakers, and health professionals to explore the drivers and consequences of innovation adoption in healthcare.
This event brings together researchers, policymakers, and health professionals to explore the drivers and consequences of innovation adoption in healthcare.
From new clinical guidelines to emerging technologies to deliver care, we will unpack the role of healthcare providers, organisations, and market forces; discuss policy implications and identify challenges and possible solutions.
From new clinical guidelines to emerging technologies to deliver care, we will unpack the role of healthcare providers, organisations, and market forces; discuss policy implications and identify challenges and possible solutions.
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Confirmed Speakers
Confirmed Speakers
Fay Flevaras
Fay Flevaras
Chief Digital Information Officer, Australian Federal Department of Health, Disability and Ageing
Dr Michael Wright
Dr Michael Wright
President, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
Bettina McMahon
Bettina McMahon
CEO, Healthdirect Australia
Dr Sharon Hakkennes
Dr Sharon Hakkennes
Chief Digital Health Officer, Victorian Department of Health
Mike Stephens
Mike Stephens
Director, Medicines Policy and Programs, National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation
Prof Katrina Anderson
Prof Katrina Anderson
Clinical Professor, Australian National University
Dr Shona Sundaraj
Dr Shona Sundaraj
Group Medical Director, Medibank
Natalie Sullivan
Natalie Sullivan
CEO, Each and Each Housing Ltd
Dr Kit Huckvale
Dr Kit Huckvale
Director, Centre for Digital Transformation of Health, University of Melbourne
Annette Schmiede
Annette Schmiede
CEO, Digital Health Cooperative Research Centre
Dr Stephen Duckett
Dr Stephen Duckett
Honorary Enterprise Professor, University of Melbourne
Prof Toby Newton-John
Prof Toby Newton-John
Head of School, Graduate School of Health, University of Technology Sydney
Prof Richard De Abreu Lourenço
Prof Richard De Abreu Lourenço
Deputy Director, Centre for Health Economics Research and Evaluation, University of Technology Sydney
Dr Catherine de Fontenay
Dr Catherine de Fontenay
Commissioner, Productivity Commission
Dr Giovanni van Empel
Dr Giovanni van Empel
Research Fellow, Australian National University
Dr Maria Wiśniewska
Dr Maria Wiśniewska
Associate Research Fellow, Deakin University
Dr Susan J. Méndez
Dr Susan J. Méndez
Senior Research Fellow, Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research, University of Melbourne
Prof Daniel Avdic
Prof Daniel Avdic
Professor, Centre for Health Economics Research and Evaluation, University of Technology Sydney
The Venue
The Venue
Aerial Function Centre
Aerial Function Centre
UTS Building 10, Level 7, 235 Jones Street, Ultimo New South Wales 2007
UTS Building 10, Level 7, 235 Jones Street, Ultimo New South Wales 2007
Aerial Function Centre is located on Level 7, UTS Building 10. Enter at 235 Jones St Ultimo Foyer, take the lift to level 7 and proceed to the Function Centre.
Aerial Function Centre is located on Level 7, UTS Building 10. Enter at 235 Jones St Ultimo Foyer, take the lift to level 7 and proceed to the Function Centre.
Aerial is a 5-minute walk from Central Railway Station and 15 minutes to the Sydney CBD. Public buses run regularly between UTS and the city.
Aerial is a 5-minute walk from Central Railway Station and 15 minutes to the Sydney CBD. Public buses run regularly between UTS and the city.
Funding from the Australian Research Council DP220103306 and Deakin University is gratefully acknowledged.
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