Healthcare Congress 2016
 
Please note this is a preliminary programme and is subject to change.

Wednesday 22 June 2016

0645-0800
MTANZ AGM & Breakfast (members only)                                                                 
Great Room II&IV 

0730-0800
Registration Desk and Exhibition Open. Welcome Refreshments served.                   
Great Room I        

0800-0810


Welcome Back & Summary

GR III&IV
0810-0830


Proposed New Zealand Therapeutic Legislation
Sheila Swan, Strategy and Policy, Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ


0830-0900


Creative Space: Collaborative Innovation and Inspiration and Planning a Mission to Mars
Dr Martin Orr
Psychiatrist, Clinical Director of Information Services, Waitemata DHB
Chair, Northern DHB Regional Information System Security Forum, Auckland, NZ


0900-0945

Global Trends for Code of Business Ethics for the Medical Technology Industry
Christopher L. White, Esq. Sr EVP, General Counsel, Advanced Medical Technology 
Association (AdvaMed), Washington, USA


0945-1015
Surgical Registry Big-Data – ‘The Good, the Bad & the Ugly’
Mr Tony Lamberton, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Grace Orthopaedic Centre, Tauranga, NZ


1015-1030
Health Tech Industry Review Findings
Kevin Sheehy, Associate-Health Lead, Navigator, Wellington, NZ

 

1030-1100
Morning Tea and Exhibitor Networking                                                      
Great Room I   

Great Room III&IV
MTANZ

1100-1120
So What Now?
Peter Guthrie, GM, Strategic Technology Prioritisation and Innovation Team (STePIn), Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ
Faye Ryan, Implementation Manager, Strategic Technology Prioritisation and Innovation Team (STePIn), Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ


Crystal Room I                 
NZHIT – Enabling a Healthier New Zealand

1100-1105
Where to next for NZHIT?
Scott Arrol, CEO, NZHIT, Auckland, NZ


1120-1140
Managing IT Projects for Success - Dolphins not Whales
David Clark, Chair, healthAlliance, Auckland, NZ
Myles Ward, CEO, healthAlliance, Auckland, NZ


1140-1200
Suppliers Relationship Management
Andy Cochrane, Programme Director, New Zealand Government Procurement, Market Services, Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment, Wellington, NZ


1200-1220
Harnessing the Collective Voice of 20 DHBs via NZ Health Partnerships – How it Changes the Way We Think About Health Procurement in New Zealand
Megan Main, CEO, NZ Health Partnerships Ltd, Auckland, NZ


1220-1240
Private Funding in MoH Strategy
Roger Styles, CEO, Health Funds Association of New Zealand, Wellington, NZ


1240-1300
Panel Discussion



Briefing for Collaborative Interactive Session



























1105-1120
Do We Really Know What Innovation in Health Technology Is?
Professor Dr Dr Jens Mueller MNZM



1120-1135
Applying Exponential Technologies to Address Humanity’s Grand Challenges
Kaila Colbin, NZ Ambassador, Singularity University, 
Christchurch, NZ


1135-1200
Wearables to Thinkables: Decoding Brain States using Deep
Learning and IBM's Brain-Inspired TrueNorth Chip
Stefan Harrer, Lead Brain-Inspired Computing Research,
Research Staff Member, IBM Research, Australia



1200-1300
Smart Systems – MOH Key Strategic Theme
Facilitator – Joanna Lambert, Maven Consulting

New technologies are revolutionising health systems and 
have the potential to generate large amounts of data that
can unlock insights about the health system and the health 
of New Zealanders. Combined with advanced analytics,
genomics and advances in human and life sciences, 
technology enabled ‘personal and precise medicine’ is 
fast becoming a reality.

The Strategically Important Part That Technology Will Play To
Enable a Successful Health System
Giles Southwell, 
Chief Technology & Digital Services Officer
(Acting), Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ




Leave the Past & Present Behind – What Does the Future
Look Like?
Expert Panel Session (with Q&A for delegates)

Standards as an Innovative Tool
Dr David Hay, Orion Health, Auckland, NZ

Smart Health System: Challenges & Opportunities for Community Healthcare Providers and for Health Innovators
Mitchell Pham, Co-Founder and Director, Augen Software, Auckland, NZ

The Future – Safe, Affordable, Precision Healthcare For All!
Anne Kolbe, Director, EXCITE International, Auckland, NZ



Briefing for Collaborative Interactive Session

1300-1345
Lunch & Exhibitor Networking                                                                            
Great Room I   

1345-1445

























GR III&IV
Collaborative Interactive Session – How Will Technology Enable The Success Of NZ’s Health System?
What's In It For You?

This year’s Healthcare Congress has a focus on the recently released New Zealand Health Strategy 2016 and the role that health technologies will play in enabling the success of this Strategy over the coming 10+ years. The Interactive Session that you will be participating in is an opportunity for you to provide your input into this future direction. So, if you haven’t already done so, please review and familiarise yourself with the NZ Health Strategy by following the link below. Hard copies of the Strategy will be available when you arrive at the Healthcare Congress on the 21st and 22nd of June.

http://www.health.govt.nz/publication/new-zealand-health-strategy-2016

A facilitated, high energy, interactive session providing delegates with the opportunity to contribute their knowledge and thinking into the Ministry of Health’s NZ Health Strategy focussing on its Key Strategic Themes.  The focus of each session will be on how technology can enable and support the success of the Health Strategy thereby doing our bit to create a healthier New Zealand.

The outcome of this interactive session will be the development of key points (as a result of everyone’s input) that will be reported back to the Minister of Health and the Director-General of Health.  These key points will form the basis of how MTANZ and NZHIT will partner with the Ministry as the Health Strategy is implemented from 1 July 2016.

Delegates in pre-assigned groups rotate around four ‘hub’s that each feature a key element of MoH NZ Health Strategy.
People-powered
Closer to Home
Value and high-performance
One Team

Facilitators - Better by Design Coaches, NZTE, Auckland, NZ
John Hatrick-Smith
Vanessa Ceelen
Ben Hawkins
Dave Wild


1445-1500


Interactive Session


1500-1515




Summary of Medical and Health Technology Outcomes from the Healthcare Congress
Key points to be reported back to the Minister of Health and Director-General of Health
Facilitated by Cameron Bennett, MC, Faye Sumner, MTANZ and Scott Arrol, NZHIT