CONTROLLING COSTS, IMPROVING OUTCOMES
FutureHealth Forum Australia brings together health ministries, key authorities, and hospitals to discuss the role of technology in sustainably improving patient care and clinical outcomes. Our hospitals are challenged by an ageing population, new disease patterns brought about by rising incomes, and the increasing cost of the latest clinical procedures – which is why attendees at FutureHealth Forum Australia will be meeting with their international counterparts and industry peers to look for answers to the following questions:
- What impact will a new generation of mobile devices have on hospital procedures?
- How can hospitals benefit from real-time insights from healthcare analytics?
- What does patient-centric care planning and monitoring look like?
- How do you optimise patient flow & resource allocation?
- Where are the low-hanging fruit for maximising staff productivity & minimising clinician fatigue?
Effective use of IT will transform the way hospitals manage, monitor and deliver patient care. FutureHealth Forum Australia brings together chief executives and senior decision makers from some of the country’s most forward-looking hospitals and key authorities.
2012 Focus
- Mobile Health
- Secure Messaging
- Healthcare Analytics
- Business Intelligence
- Community Care
- Billing & Discharge Summaries
- Clinical Documentation and Data Management
- Outcome Management
- Telehealth
3 Key Facts
- The Australian Govt will provide $16.4 billion in extra public hospital funding to state and territory govts between 2014-15 and 2019-20
- $2.1 billion is being spent to transform Royal Adelaide Hospital into a “next-generation” digital hospital by 2016
- The Australian Govt is spending $7.8 billion over five years to reform Australia’s health and hospital system
Who Will Attend?
- Royal Melbourne Hospital, Victoria
- National E-Health Transition Authority
- Department of Health, Victoria
- Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Queensland
- Royal Adelaide Hospital, South Australia
- Queensland Health
- Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Western Australia
- Department of Health, South Australia
- Monash Medical Centre, Victoria
- Western Australia Country Health Service
- NSW Department of Health
- and other healthcare organisations
Researched And Designed For:
- Chief Information Officers
- Chief Medical Information Officers
- Directors, Information Technology
- Directors, Management Information System
- Chief Executive Officers
- Chairman, Medical Board
- Deputy Directors
- Chief Radiographer
- Director, Nursing
