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Innovation: Putting evidence to work
Where: Ko Awatea Centre for Health Servies Innovation and Improvement, Middlemore Hospital, Auckland (map)
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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
Don’t miss HINZ Seminar Two 2011. Complete your online registration and join us for presentations of thought provoking and informative ways to put evidence into practice.
Programme
| 8.30 am | Registration |
| 9.00 am |
Introduction Presented by: Prof Jonathon Gray Welcome and Overview “Innovation: Putting Evidence to Work” Presented by: Dr Karen Day |
| 9.15 am |
The Third Healthcare Revolution Presented by: Sir Muir Gray During this interactive session Sir Muir will explore two themes, the Death of Envelopes and Starbucks Health. The Death of Envelopes is about how technology advances such as the smartphone will change/are changing the whole way healthcare will be delivered. Starbucks Health changes our assumptions about health and the need to start redesigning our health sector from the ground up. He will reference complex knowledge systems and will overview some of the changes in thinking that he is pioneering in the NHS. |
| 10.40 am |
National Health IT Board Update and Health Identity Project Update Presented by: Graeme Osborne |
| 11.10 am | Morning tea |
| 11.30 am |
Cochrane systematic reviews and guideline development: Is there anything new under the sun? Presented by: Prof Cindy Farquhar |
| 12.00 pm |
Implementing Healthcare Information Technology Presented by: Liz Schoff The use of a pilot implementation is a common project management approach for introducing technology. Yet the relationship between a pilot and a full implementation is not always clear. Liz discusses how themes of risk, adoption, value and evolutionary learning are characteristic of pilots and how these themes reflect the pilot design and its impact on the final, full implementation. |
| 12.30 pm |
Lunch break |
| 1.30 pm |
Education Workshop: The evidence of evidence based practice: Predict Presented by: Sue Wells What is evidence based practice? How does informatics link to EBP? This workshop discusses these questions using the topic “New Zealand CVD risk assessment and management” and Predict eDecision support tool (including Your HeartAge Forecast) as visual examples of evidence into action to improve the quality of healthcare. |
