Clinicians IT Leadership Symposium

Symposium Theme
Making the Difference in Healthcare IT

Venue
Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Center
Level 5, Ballroom J

Target Audience

• Senior Executives
• Directors
• Clinicians involved in IT implementation
• IT Vendors
• IT Professionals

Learning Objectives

• Learn from experts in the field as they share their insights and experiences in Healthcare IT
• Learn about the challenges in Healthcare IT governance, implementation and how they can be addressed
• Discuss on the trends of Healthcare IT that will impact strategy and planning

DAY 1	MONDAY, 17 SEPTEMBER 2012
0800 - 0900	Registration Tea & Coffee Session
0900 - 0915	Opening Remarks & Welcome Address Prof Steven BOYAGES, Medical Director, e-Health NSW Initiative, Australia
0915 - 1000	Opening Lecture Beyond the HIMSS stage 7: Next Generation EHR To share on the current healthcare landscape, To discuss on the implications and Challenges to Clinicians on IT implementation Assistant Professor Hee HWANG, Chief Technology Officer, Department of Medical Informatics, and Assistant Professor, Pediatric Neurology, Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, South Korea
1000 - 1045	Session 1: Plenary Investment (ROI) in Healthcare IT To describe and discuss if there is measurable ROI in Healthcare IT implementation, and provide examples or case studies as appropriate. To discuss if there is a bigger picture beyond dollars and cents and how this might align with overall objectives and principles. Mr Klaus BOEHNCKE, Partner and eHealth Lead Asia Pacific-PwC Australia
1045 - 1115	Tea Break
1115 - 1215	Session 2: Panel Discussion Rapid Paperless Transformation of a Hospital in Two Years - A Reality? To look at the process from conceptualization to commissioning To describe factors that may accelerate or hinder the process To highlight challenges and what are the key priorities to be achieved Moderator: Mr Jeffrey YEO, Senior Director, Operations at Fortis Healthcare Singapore Panelist: A/Prof LOW Cheng Ooi, Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Changi General Hospital, Singapore Prof Steven SHAHA, Professor and Principal Outcomes Consultant, Center for Policy and Public Admin, Harvard University, USA Dr. NT CHEUNG, Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Hospital Authority, Hong Kong Graeme OSBORNE, Director, National Health IT Board, New Zealand
1215 - 1300	Session 3: Plenary "Usability: the Lost Zen of EMR Design" Dr James YIP, Chief Medical Information officer, National University Health System, Singapore
1300 - 1400	Lunch
1400 - 1445	Session 4: Plenary Business Intelligence for Clinicians and Hospitals in Healthcare IT Implementation To describe how analytics of electronic medical record can benefit hospital management tangibly and intangibly. To articulate the foundation elements to good analytics practice and avoid misleading use of data Prof Steven BOYAGES, Medical Director, e-Health NSW Initiative, Australia
1445 - 1545	Session 5: Panel discussion Ideal Governance Model to Drive Healthcare IT: Roles of CXOs To describe the various roles of the different CXOs in a healthcare organization in driving IT adoption, implementation and ongoing innovation To share various experiences and models in maturing Health IT governance across Asia-pacific To look at gap areas requiring further development and strengthening. Is there any missing leadership role? Moderator: Mr Linus THAM, Chief Corporate Development Officer, National Healthcare Group Pte Ltd, Singapore Panelist: Prof Steven BOYAGES, Medical Director, eHealth NSW Initiative, Australia Dr CP WONG, Chairman, Clinical Informatics Program Steering Group, Hong Kong Hospital Authority, Hong Kong Assistant Professor Hee HWANG, Chief Technology Officer, Department of Medical Informatics, and Assistant Professor, Pediatric Neurology, Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, South Korea Dr. Gamaliel TAN, Head of Department, Orthopedics Surgery, Jurong Health Services, Singapore Dr Supathiratheavy RASIAH, Hospital Director, Ministry of Health, Malaysia
1545 - 1615	Tea Break
1615 - 1700	Session 6: Closing Lecture Top 10 Future Outlook of Healthcare IT: What the CXOs Should Look Out For. To emphasize on the healthcare IT trends that will make a difference on how CXOs would allocate their investments and resourcesM Ms Violet SHAFFER, Global Research Vice President – Healthcare Gartner, Inc.
1700 - 1715	Closing Address by Symposium Chair Prof Steven BOYAGES, Medical Director, e-Health NSW Initiative, Australia

* Programme is subject to changes

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