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Healthcare of the Future: Analytics, Wearables, 3D Printing and Digital Innovations Accelerating Healthcare Transformation with Patient-Centered Innovations 5 Main Conference: 15-16 June 2016 Post

One single platform covering both Intelligent Hospital Technologies and the Future of Healthcare Delivery 2.

Hear from leading world experts and game-changers who have successfully bridged healthcare with technology 4.

Futuristic agenda that focuses on advancing patient-centric Predictive Healthcare Analytics and Data Exchange care with the aid of digital technology THE CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE DAY 1: WEDNESDAY, 15

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1 Healthcare of the Future: Analytics, Wearables, 3D Printing and Digital Innovations Accelerating Healthcare Transformation with Patient-Centered Innovations 5 Main Conference: June 2016 Post Conference Workshop & Site Tours: 17 June 2016 Venue: InterContinental Sydney, Australia Main Reasons why this is a Must-Attend Healthcare Event of the Year 1. One single platform covering both Intelligent Hospital Technologies and the Future of Healthcare Delivery 2. Comprehensive insight into the full spectrum of healthcare provision from pediatric to aged care and from precision to regenerative Futuristic Healthcare Innovations & Smart Devices medicine 3. Hear from leading world experts and game-changers who have successfully bridged healthcare with technology 4. Discover first-hand advancements in genomics, diagnostics, wearables, telehealth and innovations in the fast-growing health technology industry 5. Futuristic agenda that focuses on advancing patient-centric Predictive Healthcare Analytics and Data Exchange care with the aid of digital technology THE CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE DAY 1: WEDNESDAY, 15 JUNE 2016 Redesigning the Patient Process: New Models of Care The Rise of the Hospital in the Home and Supporting Technologies The Changing Face of Healthcare: How Can You Take Advantage of I.T.? DAY 2: THURSDAY, 16 JUNE 2016 REGISTER BY 23 MARCH TO SAVE UP TO AU$300 Envisioning and Innovating the Future of Healthcare Innovative Patient Flow Optimization to Increase Organizational Efficiency and Deliver an Improved Patient Experience Unleashing Innovations for the Future of Aged Care Featured Speakers Dr Paul Eleftheriou Deputy Chief Medical Officer Austin Health Driving Digital Innovations and Successful Change Management in the Public Health Sector Paul D Urso Founder & Chairman Anatomics Group The Future of Patient Specific Devices and Prosthetics - Transforming Lives with 3D Printing A/Professor Marcel Dinger Director, Kinghorn Centre of Clinical Genomics Garvan Institute of Medical Research Precision Medicine: The Coming of Age of Applied Genomics and Individualized Treatment Plans Dr Chris Farmer Medical Director St Andrew Private Hospital Clinical Director Metrixcare Bringing Predictive & Smart Analytics into the Business of Healthcare - from anxiety to excellence POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: FRIDAY, 17 JUNE 2016 Expanding the Focus of Digital Technology Solutions for Healthcare Dr Stan Goldstein A/Professor, UNSW Former Advisor to NSW Minister for Health Thomas Dijohn Vice President Asia Pacific Dacadoo Shifting the Paradigm: Digital Technology, Healthcare and Value - where do the lines intersect? The Holistic Person - Digital Lifestyle Management in Healthcare

2 DAY ONE - 15 JUNE :00 09:05 09:10 Welcoming Speech, Opening Remarks & Thank You Sponsor Speech by Conference Producer Chairperson: Conference Introduction on Day 1 Highlights on Conference Day 1 Key Sessions The Changing Face of Healthcare: How Can You Take Advantage of I.T.? The big picture of healthcare technology and what it means to patients as a whole Modernization of healthcare, data integration, provider engagement and access to quality care Ubiquitous growth of digital health and the benefits impacting healthcare providers and patients alike 09:55 Shifting the Paradigm: Digital Technology, Healthcare and Value - Where Do the Lines Intersect? Too many digital solutions in health have been unsuccessful: can we learn from that? Healthcare services are costly and Digital seems inexpensive. Has there been something missing in our attempts to unlock the potential? Smoke and Mirrors: is it digital health just because it s digital and someone says it s about health? Quantity vs Quality - the slow entry of digital into the healthcare model Healthcare as an evidence-based pursuit and the problems faced by digital innovators One potential digital pathway to deliver value to health services delivery Dr Stan Goldstein Conjoint Assoc Professor, School of Public Health University of New South Wales Former Advisor to NSW Minister for Health Dr Stan Goldstein is a Conjoint Assoc Professor in the School of Public Health at University of NSW, an Advisor to the NSW Minister for Health as well as a consultant to NSW Health in health services planning and funding. With extensive experience in health services management and design, Stan has advised the Commonwealth on Medical Devices, spurred innovation in health service delivery and design, and has led numerous initiatives to evaluate and improve health outcomes across a range of medical fields from mental health to cancer, paediatrics to end-of-life care. His background includes senior clinical management roles in some of Australia s largest teaching and tertiary referral hospitals (Westmead, Prince of Wales, Prince Henry, Sydney Children s, Royal for Women), health services planning and funding, chronic disease management, health outcomes and program evaluation, and health technology assessment. He has also played active roles in medical education and public health, and worked with a variety of non-government health bodies to improve population health. 10:40 Morning Refreshments 11:10 Redesigning the Patient Process: New Models of Care Human factor and behavioural design are key drivers for improvement Hire engineers and psychologists to work with your medical and nursing staff The hospital of the future is your home Dr Dirk F. de Korne Deputy Director, Medical Innovation & Care Transformation (MICT) KK Women s & Children s Hospital Dr Dirk also holds positions as Adjunct Assistant Professor at Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore and Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands. His implementation, research and teaching focuses on the diffusion of quality and patient safety innovations and include business process and systems redesign, human factors and ergonomics, and performance benchmarking. Dirk holds an MSc in Health Policy and Management from Erasmus University Rotterdam and a PhD in Public Health from University of Amsterdam. 11:55 12:15 Sponsored Project Showcase Networking Lunch 2

3 13:30 Exclusive Panel Presentation: The Future of Patient Specific Devices and Prosthetics - Transforming Lives with 3D Printing Patient specific devices and prosthetics now, and in the future IT architecture to deliver patient specific solutions Quality systems and regulatory requirements for patient specific solutions Paul D Urso Founder & Chairman Anatomics Group Mr Paul S D Urso is a consultant neurosurgeon at the Epworth Hospital in Melbourne Australia. Mr D Urso has extensive experience in research, clinical teaching, and medico-legal opinion. He is internationally recognized as a leading Australian neurosurgeon, scientist, and innovator. He invented the technology of BioModelling with groundbreaking PhD research and moved on to join Anatomics, one of the world s most innovative medical device companies. Mr D Urso completed a fellowship at the Cambridge University Neurosurgery unit and a clerkship at Harvard University. Mr D Urso has published and presented over 120 scientific papers and holds multiple international patents. He has won over 25 prestigious research awards and prizes. Dr Keith McLean Director, Manufacturing Flagship CSIRO Dr Keith was a Director of Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) Manufacturing in 2014 leading more than 400 scientists from chemical, biomedical and advanced manufacturing. Between 2006 and 2014, Keith was a Research Director for Biomedical Materials and Devices managing a multi-disciplinary team of materials scientists and biologists to develop biomaterials for tissue engineering, stem cell propagation and implantable devices. He was also a team member of the implantable contact lens project in the VisionCRC which designed a polymer, surface and surgical methods for an implantable contact lens application and won the 2004 Royal Societies of Australia Eureka Award for Interdisciplinary Research and the 2009 CSIRO Medal for Research Achievement. He is a Past President of the Australasian Society for Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering Inc. and was appointed Secretary of the International Union of Societies for Biomaterials Science and Engineering in Professor Jeffrey Rosenfeld Foundation Director, Monash Institute of Medical Engineering Professor and Head Division of Clinical Sciences and Department of Surgery Professor Jeffrey V. Rosenfeld AM, OBE, the Foundation Director of Monash Institute of Medical Engineering (MIME), is an internationally recognized neurosurgeon and military surgeon. He is the Senior Neurosurgeon at Alfred Hospital, Adjunct Professor in Surgery at the F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine, Uniformed Services University of The Health Sciences (USUHS), Bethesda, MD, USA, and Honorary Professor in Neurosurgery, University of Papua New Guinea (PNG). His main research interests are traumatic brain injury and direct-to brain bionic vision device development. Jeffrey is a Principal Investigator with the Monash Bionic Vision Group. He is a Major General in the Australian Defence Force (ADF) and was the Surgeon General, ADF-Reserves He has published 280 peer reviewed articles (including Lancet, Lancet Neurology and NEJM), 40 book chapters and 2 books. 14:45 The Rise of the Hospital in the Home and Supporting Technologies Reproducing real hospital conditions in the patients homes Portable medical devices enabling the performance of a wide range of examinations at home Leveraging on ICT to neutralize distances and make collaboration between the virtual team and other contributors feasible and effective 15:30 Afternoon Refreshments 16:00 Precision Medicine: The Coming of Age of Applied Genomics and Individualized Treatment Plans Translating genomics from the research realm to the clinic The impact of genomics on diagnosing rare and inherited disease Genomics as a platform for next generation healthcare A/Professor Marcel Dinger Director, Kinghorn Centre for Clinical Genomics (KCCG) Garvan Institute of Medical Research Marcel Dinger is the Director of the Kinghorn Centre for Clinical Genomics (KCCG) at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research in Sydney and conjoint Associate Professor at UNSW Australia. KCCG was one of the first sites in the world to implement the HiSeq X Ten genome sequencing platform, which has capacity to sequence 18,000 whole human genomes per year. The aims of the Centre are to establish genomic medicine in routine healthcare and to leverage clinical genomic data for research. In addition to his role as Director of KCCG, A/ Prof Dinger heads a research lab that aims to unlock the clinical value of non-coding regions of the genome. A/ Prof Dinger has worked in informatics and genomics since 1998 in both commercial and academic capacities. 16:45 17:00 Closing Remarks by Conference Producer End of Day 1 Conference 3

4 DAY TWO - 16 JUNE :00 09:05 09:50 Chairperson: Conference Introduction on Day 2 Highlights on Conference Day 2 Key Sessions Envisioning and Innovating the Future of Healthcare Addressing the needs of the caregiver and how innovation and technology come into play Major trends in these defined caregiver solutions market segments Forecasts for the care-giving innovation and technology market Driving Digital Innovations and Successful Change Management in the Public Health Sector Outline the journey Austin Health has travelled to drive digital innovations in healthcare Explore key factors in successful change management, in particular challenges with medical staff Share plans and strategy for digital innovation into the future Dr Paul Eleftheriou Deputy Chief Medical Officer Medical Director of Quality Improvement and Innovation Austin Health Paul is currently the Deputy Chief Medical Officer and Medical Director of Quality Improvement and Innovation at Austin Health, a public tertiary teaching hospital in Melbourne. He has led the successful implementation of numerous digital healthcare innovations as well as overcome challenges in change management and the engagement of medical staff. Paul has worked in medical management roles at Epworth HealthCare, and clinical roles at Medibank Health Solutions and St. Vincents Health. He is also a Board member of the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators and has filled several roles within medico-politics at the state and federal level. Paul is currently an educational facilitator for MDA National and the Ledman Institute with over 10 years experience in delivering professional development training to medical students, junior and senior doctors. 10:35 11:05 11:50 12:10 Morning Refreshments Innovative Patient Flow Optimization to Increase Organizational Efficiency and Deliver an Improved Patient Experience Understand how the patient journey can impact digital innovation Capture and analyze data to help decrease wait time and reduce costs Tracking patient flow from admission to discharge in real time to achieve significant gains in capacity, while improving patient satisfaction Sponsored Project Showcase Networking Lunch 13:30 Bringing Predictive & Smart Analytics into the Business of Healthcare - From Anxiety to Excellence The meaning of predictive: Primacy of variation and change. The meaning of smart: Not smart-smart and too smart The meaning of into: How do you progress-transparency and access How do you manage-structure and governance The meaning of business: Corporate, clinical or value Dr Chris Farmer Medical Director, St Andrews Private Hospital Clinical Director, Metrixcare Dr Chris Farmer is a recognized authority on patient safety and clinical data governance for improvement with international experience in teaching, presenting and the practical implementation of working solutions. Chris is currently the Medical Director at St Andrews Private Hospital and Clinical Director at Metrixcare, a health analytics provider with a particular focus on Value. Chris has been a key driver of information-driven collaborative approaches to improvement receiving various clinical excellence and innovation awards including the Baxter Healthcare Award and more recently the ACHS Quality Improvement Award for healthcare measurement. 4

5 14:15 Uncovering Innovative Strategies to improve Operational Efficiency and Streamlining Work Processes with IT Increasing mobility of patients & caregivers through innovative use of wireless and contactless technology Accessing patient s data in real time for more patient contact time Achieving efficient and enhanced quality of healthcare delivery 15:00 Afternoon Refreshments 15:30 The Holistic Person - Digital Lifestyle Management in Healthcare Healthcare - an industry in disruption and transition (analogue to digital, doctor control to patient control, fragmented to centralised) The value of Wearables in prevention and treatment From a point-in-time data to real-time data Consumer/patient engagement and diversity Shared decision making and patient empowerment From one shoe fits all to bespoke healthcare Thomas Dijohn Vice President Asia Pacific Dacadoo Thomas Dijohn is the current Vice-President Asia pacific of Dacadoo, a leading Swiss technology company that has developed a unique digital health and lifestyle platform. The core of the Platform is the dacadoo Health Score which has been developed and refined by a team of technologists, clinicians and mathematicians for over 5 years based on more than 70M man-years of clinical studies. In 2015, Thomas has spent 12 months of secondment to Sanofi, the world s 5th largest pharmaceutical company, as an Intrapreneur-in-Residence. Besides working with universities and healthcare professionals, Thomas has also helped to develop and implement a clinical behavioral diagnostic tool for the management of people with chronic conditions and for prevention in general. 16:30 Unleashing Innovations for the Future of Aged Care Exploring aged care service delivery using technology into the future from a customer perspective Creating models of care through closing the link between the hospital, primary healthcare and aged care sectors using technology Re-enablement approaches in aged care and the use of self-monitoring technology Dr Tracey Mackie Managing Director Active Solutions, Aged and Primary Healthcare Consultants Dr Tracey holds a Doctorate in Health Services Management, MBA and BH&PE. For the past 20 years, Tracey has worked across the health, aged care and human services sector in Senior Management and Executive Positions for Infinite Aged Care, RSL Care, UnitingCare Ageing NSW/ACT, NSW Department or Community Services and Queensland Health. Tracey has attended the 8th World Congress on Active Ageing in Glasgow, Scotland and has completed extensive research into evidence based practice models throughout the UK, New Zealand, Canada and the USA on a Churchill Fellowship to explore consumer directed and enablement models in aged care and. Tracey has continued to explore innovation concepts to support the ageing population into the future from a customer lens. 17:15 Closing Remarks by Conference Producer 5

Post-Conference Workshop 17 JUNE 2016 INTERCONTINENTAL SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA DAY THREE - 17 JUNE 2016 WORKSHOP: 09:00-12:30 Expanding the Focus of Digital Technology Solutions for Healthcare It is widely

6 Post-Conference Workshop 17 JUNE 2016 INTERCONTINENTAL SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA DAY THREE - 17 JUNE 2016 WORKSHOP: 09:00-12:30 Expanding the Focus of Digital Technology Solutions for Healthcare It is widely perceived that Health has lagged behind other industries in adopting digital solutions to become more efficient. Despite the myriad digital apps, websites and approaches that claim to support health management, change seems to have been on the fringe, and digital has not yet substantially disrupted the prevailing models of healthcare delivery. This workshop will look at perceived shortcomings and obstacles faced by clinicians looking for digital health solutions. It will look at the frustrations and obstacles to success faced by digital health innovators as well as discuss possible approaches to bridging the gaps and achieving successful, implementable digital innovations in the delivery of healthcare. Dr Stan Goldstein has managed healthcare services, advised government on medical devices and funding models, developed models of care, and been associated with the development of a series of successful digital programs, including apps. From involvement in consumer Ux (user experience) to clinical and health economic evaluation, he has guided developers and clinicians, and seen both success and failure. This workshop will provide an overview of the factors to consider when developing digital solutions for healthcare, along with pragmatic advice on what has worked and what hasn t. It can potentially save time and dollars for any clinician or developer thinking about the clinical and Implementation sides of building a digital solution for the health sector. Some ideas will be sought from participants, and, with permission, discussed to demonstrate the type of things that need to be considered in pursuing such solutions. About Your Workshop Leader Dr Stan Goldstein Conjoint Assoc Professor, School of Public Health, University of New South Wales Former Advisor to NSW Minister for Health Dr Stan Goldstein has been an Advisor to the NSW Minister for Health and a consultant to NSW Health in health services planning and funding. As a Conjoint Assoc Professor in the School of Public Health at University of NSW, he lectures in policy, strategy and change in the health management and public health degrees. With extensive subsequent experience in health services management and design, he has managed teaching hospitals, advised the Commonwealth on Medical Devices, spurred innovation in health service delivery and design, and led numerous initiatives to evaluate and improve health outcomes across a range of medical fields from mental health to cancer, paediatrics to end-of-life care. His background includes senior clinical management roles in some of Australia s largest teaching and tertiary referral hospitals (Westmead, Prince of Wales, Prince Henry, Sydney Children s, Royal for Women), health services planning and funding, chronic disease management, health outcomes and program evaluation, and health technology assessment. He has also played active roles in medical education and public health, and worked with a variety of non-government health bodies to improve population health. Over the last decade he has been involved in developing and understanding the use of digital technology to support and deliver improved health outcomes. Some of these initiatives include the well-received FoodSwitch app (which is now available in Australia, NZ, UK, South Africa, India n China and soon to be ready for US), the Prima Health Integrated Osteoarthritis Program, as well as workplace well-being programs, and digital programs to assist mothers to recognize mental health issues during and after pregnancy and gain access to appropriate support and help. 6

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