OUR SPONSORS
MAJOR SPONSOR
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iSimulate provides innovative and world class health
simulation systems that are a cost effective solutions for organisations around
the world. We currently have two main systems ALSi and CTGi
with a third, AURiS our latest offering.
Using just two iPads, the lightness and simplicity of ALSi makes it ideal for in-situ training. ALSi gives facilitators a great tool for training and students an incredibly realistic platform to learn from. ALSi offers medical simulation as you’ve never seen it before, built off technology you use every day. CTGi provides an economical, highly advanced and realistic foetal heart rate monitor simulation package. Using just two iPads, the lightness and simplicity of CTGi makes it ideal for in-situ training. CTGi gives facilitators a great tool for training and students an incredibly realistic platform to learn from. CTGi offers obstetric simulation as you’ve never seen it before, built off technology you use every day. Our latest system is AURiS, is a low cost simulation stethoscope that is easy to use, versatile and only sends sounds when applied to the patient. Our systems, especially ALSi, have revolutionised simulation practises worldwide allowing health educators to conduct simulations in any environment in minutes, rather than hours. We have removed the need for technicians (who run the simulations) and specialised facilities, reducing cost and complexity. We have standardised simulated patient practices allowing the safe use of defibrillators. In 2015/16 we sold into four main markets, Universities (235), Hospitals (239), EMS (172) and training/private organisations (162). Some of the most prestigious organisation in the world including the Sydney Children’s Hospital, Royal Flying Doctors Services, Flinders University, Advanced Paediatric Life Support (APLS), UCLA, Cambridge, and the German Red Cross use our systems. Our systems are differentiated by their affordability, versatility, and constant improvement. We are highly re-active to customer’s needs providing continuous free application updates to them incorporating 80% of suggested enhancements. Our systems are self-contained, simple to understand, and ready to use out of the box with no training required. They can be used independently, on a simulated patient or a manikin. |
SILVER SPONSOR
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A Novated Lease is the easiest and most tax
effective way to own and operate the vehicle you love whilst leaving more money
in your pocket to spend on other things in life.
The ‘Less is More’ approach is in everything we do at LeasePLUS. Its purpose is to simplify the process of researching, finding, leasing and running a vehicle for all of our members. You will have a personalised plan created for you, with all your vehicle expenses budgeted to avoid any unexpected surprises. The latest available technology is used as an aid in delivering to our members all the information you need, and more, into mobile applications and personal computers. LeasePLUS has grown its reputation across a range of industries including healthcare, emergency services and other corporate sectors, where we have developed strong and long-lasting relationships with some of Australia’s largest employers. Your best interests are our only interest! |
KEY SPONSOR
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The Bureau of Health Information (BHI) is a board-governed organisation that publishes independent reports and data about the performance of the NSW public healthcare system. BHI was established in 2009 to provide system-wide support through transparent reporting. We publish a range of reports and tools so government, the community and healthcare professionals can see how well the healthcare system is functioning, and where there are opportunities to improve. BHI reports provide timely, accurate and comparable information about how the healthcare system is measuring up in relation to:
BHI also manages the NSW Patient Survey Program, gathering information from thousands of patients each month about their experiences in public hospitals and healthcare facilities. |
DELEGATE SATCHEL SPONSOR
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The Agency for Clinical Innovation (ACI) works with clinicians,
consumers and managers to design and promote better healthcare for NSW. Our vision is “Better Healthcare:
Better Outcomes” for patients and carers across NSW.
ACI Clinical
Networks, Taskforces and Institutes provide a unique forum for clinicians, consumers
and managers to collaborate at a state level to develop improvement initiatives
and healthcare innovations for local implementation. |
DELEGATE SATCHEL SPONSOR
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The Clinical Excellence Commission (CEC)
was established in 2004 as one of the five key structural reforms outlined in
the NSW Health Patient Safety and Clinical Quality Program (PSCQP) and as an
evolution of the Institute for Clinical Excellence. Emerging in the midst of
system-wide patient and safety concerns, the primary focus of the CEC has been
to promote and support improved clinical care, safety and quality across the
NSW public health system, and to meet functions specified by the Minister for
Health.
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CONGRESS DINNER SPONSOR
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The Cancer Institute NSW is Australia’s first statewide cancer control agency, established under the Cancer Institute NSW (2003) Act to lessen the impact of cancer in NSW.
In order to achieve this, the Institute engages with the community, health professionals, researchers, governments and charity organisations to:
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WELCOME RECEPTION SPONSOR
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NCPHN came into being in 1 July 2015.
Our region covers 35,570 square kilometres from the Queensland
border up north down to Port Macquarie. The population we serve is 520,000,
with high rates of older people and disadvantage.
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER SPONSOR
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ARHRC is a joint venture of research and health service partners that has been operating effectively to undertake research and build rural health research capacity in NSW since 2002. It is administered through the University of Sydney and comprises four rural health research centres:
ARHRC partners with five
rural NSW Local Health Districts, Far West; Hunter New England; Mid-North Coast; Northern NSW and Western
NSW, as well as the NSW Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol Office and the NSW
Health Education & Training Institute, Rural and Remote Portfolio.
ARHRC receives infrastructure funding from the NSW Ministry
of Health Population Health and Health Services Research Support Program.
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OUR EXHIBITORS
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The Health Education and Training Institute (HETI) supports education and training for excellent health care across the NSW Health system. HETI’s mission is to improve the health of NSW and the working lives of NSW Health staff through education and training. To do this, it works closely with Local Health Districts, Specialty Health Networks, other public health organisations and health education and training providers. HETI ensures that education and training:
HETI
began operations on 2 April 2012 as a Statutory Health Corporation following a
Ministerial Review of Future Governance for NSW Health. It builds on the work
of predecessor organisations: the Clinical Education and Training Institute
(CETI), the NSW Institute of Medical Education and Training (IMET) and the NSW
Institute of Rural Clinical Services and Teaching (IRCST).
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iSimulate provides innovative and world class health simulation systems that are a cost effective solutions for organisations around the world. Our systems, especially ALSi, have revolutionised simulation practises worldwide allowing health professionals to conduct simulations in any environment in minutes, rather than hours. We have standardised simulated patient practices allowing the safe use of defibrillators. Our systems have been embraced with 600 ALSi systems in Australia and over 2,000 worldwide.
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A Novated Lease is the easiest and most tax effective way to drive the vehicle you love whilst leaving more money in your pocket to spend on other things in life.
Since 2002 LeasePLUS has been simplifying the whole process of finding, leasing and running vehicles. |
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The Bureau of Health Information (BHI) was established by the NSW Government in 2009 to deliver timely, accurate, comparable and independent information on the performance of the public health system. |
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The Agency for Clinical Innovation (ACI) works
with clinicians, consumers and managers to design and promote better healthcare
for NSW. Our vision is “Better Healthcare: Better Outcomes” for patients and
carers across NSW. Join an ACI Clinical Network, Taskforce or Institute to
share your knowledge and experience to improve healthcare www.aci.health.nsw.gov.au. |
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The
Clinical Excellence Commission was established in 2004 to promote and support
improved clinical care, safety and quality. Being responsible for leading
safety and quality improvement in the NSW public health system, key areas of
focus include improving clinical practice, engaging patients and consumers in
care, building capacity in health care and using data to drive change. |
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The NSW STI Programs Unit works to build the capacity of services
and communities around sexual health across NSW. Our capacity building
activities are guided by the New South Wales Sexually Transmissible Infections
and HIV Strategies which aim to reduce HIV and STIs and associated morbidity
and mortality in NSW. |
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The foundation provides information and
assistance to people who are involved in medical and health related situations,
with the aim of reducing emotional, mental and financial stress. It fills a
void in providing a comprehensive, easy to use portal of the facilities,
services and support networks around private and public hospitals and medical
hubs in Australia.
The foundation allows people living in rural and remote areas of Australia to be more proactive with their health, as they will know how and where to access quality information and support. . |