Wednesday 11 September 2019
| 0900 – 1200 | Site Visits (Optional)
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| 0800 – 1130 |
Exhibitor Bump In Foyer E, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 1200 – 1900 |
Registration Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 1230 – 1330 |
Welcome Lunch & Trade Exhibition Area Foyer E – Exhibition Area, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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Opening Plenary Room E1 & 2, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 1330 – 1340 |
Introduction Troy and Zara Love |
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| 1340 – 1350 |
Video Message Health Minister The Hon Greg Hunt Official Welcome Phillip Truskett, Day Hospitals Australia Chairperson |
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| 1350 – 1510 |
Is the private health industry in danger of collapse This panel discussion will feature presentations from Private Health Insurance funds Bupa and nib, industry representatives and an international perspective from the American Ambulatory Surgery Center Association, with speakers examining trends in the day hospital and private health sectors and discussing why treating more patients in the day hospital sector is good for the health system. Panel Chair: Philip Truskett, Day Hospitals Australia Board Chairperson Panel Members:
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| 1510 – 1515 |
MC Wrap Up Troy and Zara Love |
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| 1515 – 1545 |
Afternoon Tea & Trade Exhibition Foyer E – Exhibition Area, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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Plenary Session Room E1 & 2, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 1545 – 1550 | Mc’s -Troy and Zara Love |
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| 1550 – 1555 |
Gold Sponsor Address David Hansen, National Manager IMGA / Mediprotect |
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| 1555 – 1725 |
Solutions for Sustainability…Beyond Informed to Transformed Robyn Moore, The Power of the Word |
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| 1725 – 1730 |
Sponsor & Exhibitor Acknowledgment Jane Griffiths, CEO, Day Hospitals Australia |
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| 1730 – 1735 |
Evening Sponsor Address Ian Shapland, Premis Solutions
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| 1735 – 1900 |
Welcome Reception & Trade Exhibition Foyer E, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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Thursday 12 September 2019
| 0730 – 1700 |
Registration Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 0730 – 0830 |
Delegate Breakfast sponsored by Sterequip AS/NZS 4187:2014- Are you compliant? Is your health service organisation going to be ready by December 2021? Sterequip Australia- helps health service organisations with outsourced sterilisation services for reusable medical devices across Australia.
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| 0830 – 0900 |
Day Hospitals Australia Annual General Meeting Room E1 & 2, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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Plenary Session Room E1 & 2, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 0915 – 0925 |
Welcome to Day 2 Troy and Zara Love
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| 0925 – 1035 |
Overview of the US ambulatory surgery center model and how it has helped physicians make outpatient surgery more safe, efficient and patient-friendly Bill Prentice, CEO, Ambulatory Surgery Center Association (USA) |
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| 1035 – 1105 |
Morning Tea & Trade Exhibition Foyer E – Exhibition Area, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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Plenary Session Room E1 & 2, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 1105 – 1115 | Mc’s Troy and Zara Love |
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| 1115 – 1245 | Development of Day Surgery – UK experience
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| 1245 – 1345 |
Lunch & Trade Exhibition Foyer E – Exhibition Area, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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Plenary Session Room E1 & 2, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 1345 – 1355 | Mc’s Troy and Zara Love |
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| 1355 – 1525 |
Why is Australia so conservative and slow to move More and more procedures are being performed in a day hospital environment internationally, so why is Australia so slow to respond? Specialists from Australia, US and the UK will discuss strategies to move complex procedures into day hospitals, how these procedures are being performed internationally and what we can do to drive change in Australia. This will be an important discussion about the future of the Day Hospital Sector, and one not to be missed. Panel Chair: Mike Chalk, South Australian Member Director, Day Hospitals Australia Panel Members:
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| 1525 – 1530 |
Wrap up and workshop introductions Troy and Zara Love |
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| 1530 – 1600 |
Afternoon Tea & Trade Exhibition Foyer E – Exhibition Area, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 1600 – 1700 |
Workshop 1 Room E1 |
Workshop 2 Room E2 |
Workshop 3 Room E3 |
| Session Chair | Wes Radulski | Brett Miller | Troy and Zara Love |
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Consumer perspectives on private health insurance: Private Health Insurance Ombudsman observations from consumer complaints and the private health insurance reforms Dermot Walsh, Senior Assistant Ombudsman, Office of the Commonwealth Ombudsman
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Turning complaints into compliments Sharon Ferrier
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When things go wrong in day hospitals
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| 1900 – 2300 |
Rendezvous at the Rooftop Terrace Bar at 2KW 2KW Bar & Restaurant, 2 King William Street, Adelaide Join us for a night of feasting of some fantastic South Australian Produce. The 2KW Bar has plenty of casual seating, amazing views and will be a highlight of the conference program. |
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Gilbert Suite, Adelaide Convention Centre
Friday 13 September 2019
| 0800 – 1400 |
Registration Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 0830 – 0915 |
Trade Exhibitor and Delegate Networking Breakfast Foyer E – Exhibition Area, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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Plenary Session Room E1 & 2, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 0915 – 0930 |
Welcome to Day 3 Troy and Zara Love |
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| 0930 – 1100 | Human Durability Derrick McManus, Speaker | Facilitator | AuthorShot 14 times in less than 5 seconds with a high-powered rifleLying on the ground for 3 hours before rescue Doctors say they don’t know how he survived 2 years later returned to elite Police duties as a sniper and counter-terrorist operative The first doctor said, “When I first saw him I thought he was already dead … I actually don’t know how he survived, he’s an amazing human being” Derrick now speaks about ‘Human Durability’. Human Durability is about going beyond resilience to sustaining optimal performance even under pressure. It’s about building mental fitness, agility and strength. These principles are applicable to all high-performance people, teams and organisations and Derrick now travels internationally to speak to people, leaders, organisations and universities. The University of South Australia’s School of Psychology see such potential in the Human Durability philosophy that they are collaborating with Derrick in world first research. Today, Derrick will tell us about the 14 bullets, the 3 hours lying on the ground and how he was already cracking jokes while the bullets were still hitting him. Most importantly though, Derrick will tell us how we can manage our own challenges as individuals or leaders of organisations and the association so that we to can go beyond resilience and sustain optimal performance in our endeavours. |
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| 1100 – 1140 |
Morning Tea & Prize Giveaways in the Trade Exhibition Foyer E – Exhibition Area, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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Plenary Session Room E1 & 2, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 1140 – 1145 | Mc’s Troy and Zara Love |
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| 1145 – 1245 |
Learning with the animals Zoos SA was in a difficult position when Elaine commenced as CE in 2012. Poor finances, damaged relationships with stakeholders and low staff morale. Elaine will present lessons learnt through the journey to improve this. She will cover workforce engagement, managing change, influencing outcomes and changing behaviours. Elaine Bensted, CEO, Zoos South Australia |
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| 1245 – 1330 | National safety and Quality health Service Standards: you can do it Professor Anne Duggan, Clinical Director of the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care |
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| 1330 – 1345 |
Conference Close Jane Griffiths, CEO, Day Hospitals Australia |
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| 1345 – 1400 |
Conference Wrap Up Troy and Zara Love |
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| 1400 – 1430 |
Pack & Go Lunch Foyer E – Exhibition Area, Adelaide Convention Centre |
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| 1430 | Site Visits (Optional)
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