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Presentations from Bringing the EHR to Life
Presentations from Bringing the Electronic Health Records to Life
Thursday 21st June
Aotea Centre, Auckland
Bringing the Electronic Health Record to Life
HL7 NZ, the University of Auckland, and HINZ are pleased to
present the next of the 2012 HINZ Seminar Series...
Bringing the Electronic Health Record to Life
We are proud to announce that we have secured Ed Hammond
as the keynote speaker. This seminar is sure to attract significant
attendance given the involvement of such a high profile international health informatics leader.
The morning sessions will be on Health Informatics Science and Applications, with a focus on EHR, interoperability and translational research.
The afternoon sessions will be tutorials covering standards and implementation approaches which will be important for future systems interconnectivity, in line with the newly developed Reference Architecture for Interoperability.
Presentation from In Search of Meaningful Use
Dr Michael Stearns' presentation from In Search of Meaningful Use.
Tuesday 24th April
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Auckland
In Search of Meaningful Use
Where: Crowne Plaza Hotel, Albert Street, Auckland (map)
The 2012 HINZ Seminar Series continues with breakfast with Dr Michael Stearns. Join us...
In Search of meaningful use
A new way of stimulating systemic Health IT change is currently taking hold with some spectacular results.
Until recently the US, like most other countries, approached the implementation of health IT by commissioning and funding projects, then looking for ways in which successful projects could be scaled
up and replicated across the country. At the 2011 Conference we heard from Dr David Blumenthal, Architect of ‘Meaningful Use’,
and the new way in which health sector automation is being approached.
This HINZ breakfast is your opportunity to learn more about Meaningful Use and why this approach is succeeding where other approaches have failed.
Presentations from Telehealth - A Call to Arms
Presentations and video recordings from Telehealth - A Call to Arms
Wednesday 22nd February
Tamaki Campus, The University of Auckland
HINZ 2012 - Papers, Presentations and Pictures
All papers accepted for the HINZ 2012 Conference are now available for download, along with most of the presentations.
Videos of all the plenary sessions on Thursday are available for viewing, as are many photos from the social events.
Check back soon for the rest of the presentations, photos, and videos.
HINZ-2012 - Programme
The 2012 On Site Official Handbook is now available, with the final presentation schedule, speaker info, abstracts, social functions, and more.
HINZ 2012 Welcomes YOU
Why should YOU attend the HINZ 2012 Conference and Exhibition?
with the very HIP Karen, Michelle, Karl, Pat, David, and Liz.
Welcome to HINZ 2012
What can you look forward to at the HINZ Conference and Exhibition 2012?
with the very HIP Dr Karen Day, chair of the HINZ 2012 Scientific Programme Committee.
HINZ 2012 Welcomes Primary Care Providers
Why should busy GPs take time to attend the HINZ 2012 Conference and Exhibition?
with Dr Karl Cole, GP, Clinical Director of ProCare, and member of the HINZ Executive Committee.
HINZ 2012 presents A Morning of Telehealth
What can you look forward to at the HINZ 2012 Telehealth Workshop?
with Pat Kerr, Principal Consultant to the NZ Telehealth Forum, and member of the HINZ Executive Committee.
Nurse Networks and Support at HINZ 2012
Why should busy nurses take time to attend the HINZ 2012 Conference and Exhibition?
with Michelle Honey, Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland School of Nursing, and member of the HINZ Executive Committee.
Interoperability goes Interactive at HINZ 2012
What can you look forward to at the HINZ 2012 Interoperability Workshop?
with David Hay, Chair of HL7 NZ
Booking and Accommodation
Ready to register? Check here for the Conference and Workshop registration fees, accommodation options, and registration forms.
HINZ 2012 AGM
The HINZ 2012 AGM was held as part of the HINZ 2012 Conference.
When: 5.00pm, Thursday November 8th
Where: Bay Trust Forum Room, Energy Events Centre, Rotorua
Clinicians' Challenge 2012
We've had an overwhelming response from clincians - 55 day-to-day work-related challenges were submitted.
Vendors, you are now invited to submit your solution to one of the three finalists.
Clinicians' Challenge 2012
Submission for the Clinicians' Challenge is now closed.
If you have previously arranged to make a late submission, please send it to .
Acceptance of late entries is at the discretion of the judging panel.
The three finalists will be announced by Tuesday 28th August.
The Clinicians’ Challenge 2012 is run by Health Informatics New Zealand (HINZ), the New Zealand Health IT Cluster (NZHITC) and the National Health IT Board (IT Health Board).
HINZ 2012 - Call for Papers
Thanks to everyone who has submitted a paper or poster for the HINZ 2012 Conference.
Submissions are now closed.
Authors will be advised whether their papers have been accepted by 31 August 2012.
HINZ 2012 - Exhibition and Sponsorship
Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities for HINZ 2012 are going fast. Don't leave it too late!
Telehealth - A Call to Arms
Where: Tamaki Campus, The University of Auckland
(map to Tamaki Campus, map of Tamaki Campus)
The New Zealand Telehealth Forum and HINZ are pleased to announce 2012 HINZ Seminar Series...
Telehealth - A Call to arms
Why is there so much growth in the use of telehealth throughout the world? What is happening here in New Zealand? How can sustainable telehealth services deliver better, sooner, more convenient health care for New Zealanders?
This symposium will cover progress and opportunities in telemonitoring and home monitoring services, especially for those with long term conditions, and how New Zealanders are benefiting from videoconferencing services in the North and South Islands. We’ll cover the latest developments in Australia and opportunities for Australasian collaboration. We’ll hear from the Forum’s sponsor, the National Health IT Board, on the fit with shared care strategies and maximising the benefits of the government’s broadband programme to support rural populations and clinical networks.
This symposium has been endorsed by The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners
(RNZCGP) and has been approved for up to 6 hours CME for General Practice Educational Programme Stage 2 (GPEP2) and Maintenance of Professional Standards (MOPS) purposes.
Presentations from Innovation: Putting evidence to work
Presentations from Innovation: Putting Evidence to Work.
Friday 24th June
Ko Awatea, Middlemore Hospital, Auckland
Innovation: Putting evidence to work
Where: Ko Awatea Centre for Health Servies Innovation and Improvement, Middlemore Hospital, Auckland (map)
Innovation: Putting evidence to work
Is it possible that we already have enough evidence to be able to revolutionise how we provide healthcare? Sir Muir Gray, the keynote speaker in our second HINZ seminar this June, believes we have to find better ways of using evidence to make healthcare sustainable.
The seminar also celebrates the opening week of Ko Awatea, the Centre for Health Service Innovation and Improvement. Ko Awatea, which means, ‘New Beginnings’, is envisioned to become the strategic hub for the Counties Manukau health system.
Speakers
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- Sir Muir Gray, Director of the NHS Knowledge Service and Chief Knowledge Officer of the NHS
- Prof Jonathon Gray, Director of Ko Awatea
- Prof Cindy Farquhar, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Auckland
- Graeme Osborne, Director, National IT Health Board
- Liz Schoff, Orion Health
- Sue Wells, clincal project leader for PREDICT
Presentations from Assembling the Building Blocks 2 - Innovation: Luxury or Lifesaver?
Presentations from Assembling the Building Blocks 2 - Innovation: Luxury or Lifesaver?
Wednesday 16th February
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Auckland
'Enabling Sector-Wide eHealth Transformation' - Assembling the Building Blocks 2
Where: Crowne Plaza Hotel, Albert Street, Auckland (map)
HINZ kicks off its 2011 Seminar Series on Wednesday, 16 February, by looking at innovation as the means for achieving the desired improvements in our health care system, with the theme...
Innovation – luxury or lifesaver?
Is there any way that we could reduce spending in the New Zealand health sector by at least 30 percent while improving the medical care of the most severely ill patients? Dr Jack Wennberg, our keynote speaker, believes this can be achieved in the US – could his ideas work here in New Zealand?
Speakers:
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- Professor Jack Wennberg, The Dartmouth Atlas
- Professor Jonathon Gray, University of Auckland
- Dr Rob Doughty, National Shared Care Planning Programme
- Dr Janine Bycroft, Health Navigator NZ
- Dr Karen Day, University of Auckland
- Graeme Osborne, National Health IT Board
HINZ 2011 - Presentations and Papers
Presentations, papers, photos, and videos from the HINZ 2011 Conference are now available for viewing.
HINZ Conference and Exhibition 23 - 25 Nov 2011
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Hot off the pressPapers, presentations, photos, and videos are now available here.
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Material from previous HINZ Conferences is available in the Archive.
HINZ 2011 AGM
The HINZ 2011 AGM will be held as part of the HINZ 2011 Conference.
When: 5.30pm, Thursday November 24th
Where: Upper NZI Room, Aotea Centre, Auckland
HINZ 2011 - Programme
The final version of the full programme is available here. It doesn't contain a registration form, but you can still register on-line.
Our line-up of international and national speakers has grown.
Learn how health and informatics professionals are Working Together ... Working Smarter in the wide range of workshops on Wednesday, and presentations and panels on Thursday and Friday.
And enjoy yourself at the Welcome Function and Thanksgiving Dinner.
HINZ 2011 - Exhibition and Sponsorship
If you're interested in sponsoring or exhibiting at the conference, see the latest floor plan and contact admin@hinz.org.nz.
HINZ 2011 - Call for Papers
The theme of the conference is “Working Together...Working Smarter”, but papers, posters and workshop proposals on any aspect of health informatics are welcome.
Submissions have now closed, and authors of accepted papers have been notified.
Clinicians' Challenge 2011
We've had an overwhelming response from clincians - 56 day-to-day 'work-related' challenges were submitted.
We've picked the three most interesting. Shortlisted vendors will present their solutions on Thursday afternoon.
Presentations from eHealth Transformation - Assembling the Building Blocks
Presentations from Enabling Sector-Wide eHealth Transformation - Assembling the Building Blocks
Thursday 30th September
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Auckland
Duxton Hotel, Wellington
'Enabling Sector-Wide eHealth Transformation' - Assembling the Building Blocks
Where: Crowne Plaza Hotel, Albert Street, Auckland
Duxton Hotel, Wakefield Street, Wellington
In the first HINZ seminar for 2010, we laid out a game plan for Enabling Sector-Wide eHealth Transformation. The next two seminars will focus on Assembling the Building Blocks, particularly patient-held records and e-referrals. What related projects and activities are taking place in the NZ health sector?
Speakers:
- Anna-Lisa Silvestre, Kaiser Permanente
- Sanjeewa Samaweera, Medtech Global
- Adrian Lumsden, Hutt Valley DHB
- Dr David Kerr, The Canterbury Initiative
- Tony Cooke, National Health IT Board
Presentations from eHealth Transformation - Laying out the Game Plan
Presentations from Enabling Sector-Wide eHealth Transformation - Laying out the Game Plan
Wednesday 19th May
James Cook Grand Chancellor Hotel, Wellington
'Enabling Sector-Wide eHealth Transformation' - Laying out the Game Plan
Where: James Cook Grand Chancellor Hotel, Wellington
During 2008 and 2009, the HINZ Seminar Series focused on the topic of whether and how to share electronic health records. This year we continue in this role, informing the debate and discussion on how we go forward and create an interoperable environment. The theme for the 2010 HINZ Seminar Series is Enabling Sector-Wide eHealth Transformation, and the first seminar is entitled Laying out the Game Plan.
Speakers:
- Graeme Osborne, National Health Board and National Health IT Board
- Chai Chuah, National Health Board
- Fiona Thompson, General Practice New Zealand
- Dougal McKechnie, NZ Health IT Cluster
This event will also be video linked to Auckland, at the Clinical Education Centre, Auckland City Hospital. Attendees can view the seminar and interact with the presenters and audience.
Meaningful use of standardized terminologies to support the EHR
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When: 12.00 - 1.00pm, Monday 29th March 2010
Where: Room 730-211, Tamaki Campus, University of Auckland (use Gate 1, Morrin Road, Glen Innes)
Dr Monsen's presentation is now available on Slideshare, or with an audio commentary here.
HINZ 2010 - Presentations, Papers and Pictures
Presentations, papers and photos from the HINZ 2010 Conference are now available for viewing.
Presentations from Telehealth - Where are we Heading?
Presentations from Telehealth - Where are we Heading?
Friday 4th December
Wellington Convention Centre
HINZ 2010 - Registration
Register for HINZ 2010 online or complete and return this registration form.
Book an Air New Zealand flight here.
HINZ 2010 - Exhibition and Sponsorship
If you're interested in sponsoring or exhibiting at the conference, see the current prospectus or contact admin@hinz.org.nz.
This floor plan shows which exhibition booths are still available.
HINZ 2010 - Programme
The HINZ 2010 Conference and Exhibition programme is now available.
Check back here soon for a conference wrap-up.
HINZ 2010 AGM
The HINZ 2010 AGM was held as part of the HINZ 2010 Conference.
The agenda, minutes, and reports tabled by the Chair and the Treasurer are now available.
HINZ 2010 - Call for Papers
The theme of the conference is “Enabling Clinical Transformation”, but papers, posters and workshop proposals on any aspect of health informatics will be welcome.
Submissions are now closed, and authors of accepted papers have been notified.
Final versions of papers must be submitted 10th September 2010 through EasyChair or direct to admin@hinz.org.nz.
Telehealth - Where are we Heading?
Where: Wellington Convention Centre
New Zealand’s health sector is beginning to change the way health services are delivered and how the population receive those services. Our final seminar for 2009 will look at how telehealth is being used as a tool for providing access to health information and treatment for a dispersed population. What direction could New Zealand move over the next few years regarding the national policy for telehealth, the methodologies for treating of patients remotely, lessons learned from current projects, and what is happening in Australia and internationally.
Speakers:
- Dr Michael Sullivan, University of Otago Children's Cancer Research Group
- Dr Laurie Wilson, Australasian Telehealth Society
- Don Lemieux, Alaska Federal Health Care Access Network (AFHCAN) Telemedicine Project
- Ross McKenna, Ministry of Health
- Gayle Humphrey, Auckland District Health Board
- Karen Day, National Institute for Health Innovation (NIHI)
HINZ 2009 - Presentations, Papers and Pictures
All the presentations, papers, photos and videos from HINZ 2009 are now available for viewing.
Presentations from 'Caring and Sharing' - The Quest to Develop a Strategy for Sharing Electronic Patient Records
Presentations from 'Caring and Sharing' - The Quest to Develop a Strategy for Electronic Patient Records
Friday 24th July 2009
Clinical Education Centre, Auckland City Hospital
'Caring and Sharing' - The Quest to Develop a Strategy for Sharing Electronic Patient Records
Where: Clinical Educational Centre, Auckland City Hospital
For the past year, Health Informatics New Zealand (HINZ) has been endeavouring to stimulate debate re the development of a national electronic health records strategy. Development of a viable information sharing strategy is becoming more and more important to the New Zealand health sector. On one hand the pressure on the system to develop safe, reliable and easy to use mechanisms for sharing patient information is mounting. On the other hand we are becoming more and more aware of the complexities and challenges of doing so.
Speakers:
- Professor Tricia Greenhalgh, NHS's Summary Care Records Project
- Dr Karen Gibson, NEHTA
- Dr Zoran Bolevich, Ministry of Health
- Dr Inga Hunter, Massey University
HINZ Conference and Exhibition 30 Sept - 2 Oct 2009
Closing comments from the SPC Chair
I'm very pleased to say a very big thank-you to all the people who made HINZ 2009 a success: Linda and her team of course, the people who came and listened, the people who presented and especially the SPC.
It’s a little bit odd being on the programme committee - you’ve pretty much finished your work by the time the conference comes around and you don’t always get to see the papers you reviewed being presented. Highlights for me were the presentations by the invited speakers especially the Jims and Johanna, Ron’s talk, and the real effort by everyone to put patients at the centre of their work. I think the quality of the scientific presentations justified the effort put in by both presenters and reviewers.
I’ll be inviting presenters of the scientific papers to prepare their papers for publication in HCIRO - December edition , but many of the other papers would also be of interest to our readership and I hope that some of the more general and practice–based papers can also get published – perhaps using some of the support we have from the ministry to pay for the extra work needed.
One aspect that really impresses me is the degree to which there really is something for everyone at HINZ, its lucky in a way because the NZ Health Informatics community is very small, and we would get sick of hearing just from each other. The History of HINZ especially all the work done by Robyn Carr and past SPC'ers has kept that inclusiveness and continued to keep HINZ relevant. Health IT is at the heart of so much clinical work, and a major industry in its own right, so having a place for those conversations is vital.
We can always improve. There was certainly a call for more time - especially more time for questions- so we might well have to look at the programme for next year, similarly the posters may need to move somewhere closer to coffee, I’m sure there will be other areas for improvement and feel very free to contact me or the exec about any ideas you have.
See you in wellington next year if not before.
-- David Parry, Chair of the Scientific Programme Committee
HINZ 2010
Mark next year's conference in your diaries now: 2-4 November in Wellington.
We will be taking bookings for the exhibition hall before the end of this year. Space will be limited!
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HINZ 2009 - Programme
The latest programme is now available. View the presentation schedule or the full programme.
HINZ 2009 - Registration
Registration is now open. Download the registration form here OR register online.
The Millennium Hotel is now fully booked. A number of rooms are available at the Sudima Hotel for the special rate of $125 (GST incl) per night. To book, contact admin@hinz.org.nz.
A map showing the venue location and nearby hotels can be viewed here.
HINZ 2009 - Call for Papers
CALL FOR PAPERS NOW CLOSED
Paper submission closed on 19 June 2009. Authors have been notified of acceptance.
Final paper submission closed on 4 September 2009.
HINZ 2009 - Exhibition and Sponsorship
The Exhibition area is now FULL. View the Exhibition floor plan here.
Contact admin@hinz.org.nz for further information.
Presentations from The 'Wicked Problem' of Whether and How to Share Electronic Health Records
Presentations from The 'Wicked Problem' of Whether and How to Share Electronic Health Records
Thursday 23rd April 2009
Wellington Convention Centre
The 'Wicked Problem' of Whether and How to Share Electronic Health Records
When: 9am - 2pm, Thursday 23rd April 2009
Where: Wellington Convention Centre
Speakers
- John Peters, Nelson Marlborough DHB (confirmed)
- Fiona Thompson, NZ IPA Council (confirmed)
- Ron Hooten, Procare Health (invited)
- Dr Alan Brookstone, Canada Health Infoway's Clinical Sub-committee on Standards (confirmed)
- Karen Gibson, Australia National eHealth Transition Authority (invited)
- Dr Zoran Bolevich, Ministry of Health (confirmed)
- Chris Mules, Ministry of Health (confirmed)
Adoption of Primary Care IT in Denmark
Adoption of Information Technology in Primary Care: A Denmark - New Zealand Comparison
When: 2pm - 4.30pm, Thursday February 12 2009
Where: Barrycourt Motor Lodge, Gladstone Road, Parnell, Auckland
Speakers: Ib Johansen and Margit Rasmussen, MEDCOM
Bookings: E-mail jenna.jacobsen@healthlink.net with names of intended attendees
HINZ 2008 - Presentations, Papers and Pictures
Links to the HINZ 2008 presentations and papers, and pictures from the social functions.
Presentations from Linking Systems to Strategy
Presentations from Linking Systems to Strategy
Tuesday 30th September 2008
Clinical Education Centre, Auckland City Hospital
HINZ 2008 - Programme and Delegate Information
Latest Programme and Delegate Information
Download handbook (2.24MB PDF - Updated 24 September 2008)
Conference Programme
Download HINZ 2008 Programme & Registration Fees
(1.0 MB PDF - Updated 30 June 2008)
HINZ 2008 - Call For Papers
We invite you to submit your paper for this year's programme.
There are two types of submissions:
(1) Scientific Papers
(2) Conference Presentations
HINZ Conference and Exhibition 2008 - Improving and Exploiting and our Information
Wednesday 15 October - Friday 17 October 2008, Rotorua Convention Centre, Rotorua, New Zealand
Linking Systems to Strategy - 30 Sept 2008
Tuesday 30th September 2008
Clinical Education Centre, Auckland City Hospital
Video and Presentations from EHR Seminar 2008
Presentations from Let's Set the Record Straight
Tuesday 8th July 2008
Clinical Education Centre, Auckland City Hospital
EHR - Let's Set the Record Straight - 8 July 2008
A critical examination of the issues surrounding the development and use of a shared electronic patient record in the New Zealand environment
SNOMED CT Seminar - 14 December 2007
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Clinical Education Centre,
Level 5 Auckland City Hospital, Park Road, Grafton, AUCKLAND
Connecting Health - 30 November 2007 - Christchurch
Friday 30 November 2007, Sudima Airport Hotel
Cnr Memorial Avenue & Orchard Road, Christchurch
Aged Care - Care in the Community - 25 May 2007 - Auckland
Friday 25th May 2007, Deloitte Building, Wyndham Street, Auckland
Primary Care Strategy - 16 March - Wellington
Primary Care Strategy Implementation: How Far Have We Come, How Can IT Help Us Get To Where We Want To Go?
Friday 16th March 2007, Wellington Convention Centre, 111 Wakefield Street, Wellington
Innovations in Health Education
HINZ Educators Series
Friday 8 December 9.30am - 3pm
Crowne Plaza Hotel, 128 Albert Street, Auckland
EHR Seminar
Electronic Health Records: Which Direction Should We Take?
Examining the available alternatives for sharing patient records across a range of care providers.
Friday 1st December 2006 - 9.00am - 3.00pm
TelstraClear Building, Northcote Road, North Shore, Auckland
Primary Care and Beyond - 9-11 August 2006
e-Bridge to Integrated Care
9-11 August 2006, Aotea Centre, Auckland, New Zealand
Primary Care Wellington 10th March 2006 Presentations
Downloadable content from the seminar.
Primary Care Wellington - 10th March 2006
Friday 10th March 2006
Venue: Deloitte Building, Brandon Street, Wellington
Start 9am - End 4.30pm
Nursing in the Information Age, Auckland - 5th May 2006
Guest Speaker: Carol Bond
Senior Lecturer, Health Informatics. Bournemouth University. UK.
Primary Care Information Challenges October 2005 Downloads
Download Page
PRIMARY CARE: Challenges of Information and Information Systems
Thursday 27th October 2005 - 8:30AM to 5:00PM
Primary Care: Information Challenges Thursday 27th October 2005
PRIMARY CARE: Challenges of Information and Information Systems
Thursday 27th October 2005 - 8:30AM to 5:00PM
Venue: Deloitte - 8th Level - 8 Nelson Street, Auckland City
Telepresence - Technology for service delivery to rural NZ, September 29th 2005
Telepresence - Technology for innovative service delivery to rural New Zealand
Thursday 29th September 1 – 3pm, Auckland University School of Nursing
Quality Use of Medicines - 16 June 2005
Quality Use of Medicines (QUM): The opportunity presented by health informatics
16 June - 2005, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Auckland
Data Security and Privacy 2005 18th March
Steve Mayo-Smith presents at:
HINZ Seminar Series
Data Security and Privacy in Health IT
18 March 2005, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Auckland
HINZ Forum & Exhibition 2007
THANK YOU to all the attendees and vendors who supported HINZ this year....what an awesome event.
Call For Submissions - HINZ 2006
Call For Submissions - DEADLINE 26 April 2006 !!!!!
Welcome to the HINZ Conference & Exhibition 2006
Primary Care and Beyond
Building the e-Bridge to Integrated Care
9-11 August 2006, Aotea Centre, Auckland, New Zealand
HINZ Conference & Exhibition 2006 9-11 August 2006
Primary Care and Beyond
Building the e-Bridge to Integrated Care
9-11 August 2006, Aotea Centre, Auckland, New Zealand
Health Information Strategy Speech 2005
New Zealand Health Information Strategy speech given by Hon Annette King, Minister of Health at HINZ 2005. This speech contains links to further resources.
HINZ Conference and Exhibition 2005
Sky City Convention Centre Auckland New Zealand
Telling the New Zealand Story: A sharing of innovation ideas and experiences
HINZ Conference and Exhibition 2004
Wellington Convention Centre, Wellington, New Zealand
Towards a Healthy Nation: Population Health - Primary Care - Workforce management
HINZ Conference and Exhibition 2003
Hyatt Regency Hotel, Auckland, New Zealand
Advancing Knowledge for Quality Healthcare
Clinicians' Challenge 2010
HINZ, the NZ Health IT Cluster, and the National Health IT Board are pleased to announce the Clinicians' Challenge 2010.
Health IT vendors are invited to submit a solution to a "real-life" clinical scenario. Three solutions will be shortlisted, to be presented and judged at the HINZ Annual Conference and Exhibition. The winning vendor is eligible for a funding package of $20,000 to assist towards further development of the solution.
