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Seminars
This page has links to all our upcoming seminars, and seminars held within the last six months. Older seminars are available in the Archive.
You can filter the seminars by selecting a subject from the list to the left.
Telehealth - A Call to Arms
Where: Tamaki Campus, The University of Auckland (map)
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.
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
- 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
