CHICC Expert Workshop: Connecting Healthcare - Interoperability Standards and Implementation

Interoperability in digital health enables diverse information technology systems and software applications to communicate, exchange data, and use the information that has been exchanged. It serves as the foundational framework that enables healthcare systems, devices, and applications to work together cohesively, ultimately leading to more efficient, cost-effective, and patient-centred care.

Increasingly, investors and customers are mandating healthcare IT innovations to be interoperable with existing systems. That’s why throughout this workshop, we will explore the challenges, opportunities, and best practices that are shaping the future of healthcare in an increasingly interconnected and data-driven world.

This workshop will also serve as a networking hub, providing you with the opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals and foster collaborations that can drive the digital health industry forward.

Workshop 1:00-4:45pm | Networking Event 4:45-5:30pm 

What will you learn?

What is interoperability and why is it important
What communication standards exist for health IT
What interoperability initiatives are of national importance in Australia
How to connect to existing EMRs - learnings from a real-world example
Challenges

Who are the speakers?

The two presentations and the panel session will be led by experts in the field, including:

Vivek Krishnan, CTO, Alcidion  
Mark Braunstein, Visiting Scientist, Australian eHealth Research Centre CSIRO and Professor of the Practice Emeritus, School of Interactive Computing. Georgia Tech 
Janet Fox, Digital Health BD & Commercialisation, CSIRO
Danielle Bancroft, Chief Product Officer, Best Practice Software
Taryn Inkster, Lead Business Development Manager, Planet Innovation

Who can attend?

This workshop is aimed at both technical and non-technical audiences to stress the importance of interoperability for your business.

CHICC workshops are free to Victorian Digital and Digitally Enabled Medical Technology Companies thanks to the support of the Australian Medtech Manufacturing Centre and the Victorian Government Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions.

Conditions

All participating companies will be required to participate in post-workshop surveys as a condition of registration. Companies which do not complete post-workshop surveys may be required to pay a registration fee for any future workshops.
Numbers are strictly limited with only 30 seats available at each workshop.
ANDHealth reserves the right to allocate limited availability to maximise the number of companies that will benefit from the program.

NOTE:
If you are interested in participating in this workshop but have not attended past ANDHealth events or programs within the last three months, you are required to fill out the following form: https://airtable.com/appyTjaf7...