Early bird tickets are ending soon for HSD’s next summit – New Models of Care – in Sydney on 16 October.
The New Models of Care Summit is a one-day conference which will take a deep dive into the key emerging care models and new policy helping to facilitate the extension and integration of hospital care delivery beyond bricks and mortar institutions and into homes, workplaces, aged care, community health facilities, primary care settings and more.
Bringing together key thought leaders from state and federal governments and agencies, hospitals, the aged and primary sectors, and the virtual care technology vendor community, the event will look at practical and achievable initiatives and technology which can help hospital management migrate more efficiently to virtual care solutions in the near term, including the presentation of current successful case studies from across the country.
This transition is the key to creating a more sustainable and equitable public and private health system into the future and to the economics of the state hospital system.
Come and be part of this fascinating and vital discussion at the UTS Aerial Centre in Sydney, on 16 October 2025.
When: 16 October 2025
Where: Aerial Function Centre, UTS Sydney
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Summit topics include:
- Setting the scene: Are we all heading in the same direction? How will hospitals navigate the barriers to pivoting to community-centered care faster and more effectively.
- At the coalface: Our hospitals are in a perfect storm: What now?
- Innovative ideas and solutions from overseas: Experts with experience in hospital innovation overseas share their insights.
- Unpacking the recommendations of the IHACPA report: A discussion about the findings of the IHACPA report and how we go about acting on the key recommendations.
- Workforce, training , AI and new care models in hospitals: Better technology using new models of care are a key strategy in dealing with severe ongoing workforce capacity and training issues.
- Emerging sweet spots for hospitals between policy, technology and funding trends.
- A cultural shift: making change work for everyone: examples in action.
- Examples of innovative new models of care in action:Series of 10-minute sessions throughout the day on models of care in action today and working for hospitals
Speakers Include:
- Bettina McMahon, CEO, Healthdirect
- Associate Professor Amith Shetty, clinical director of system sustainability and performance, NSW Ministry of Health
- Simon Cleverley, assistant secretary at Australian government’s Department of Health, Disability and Ageing
- Ben Harris, director of policy and research, Private Healthcare Australia
- Dr David Hansen, CEO and research director, CSIRO’s Australian e-Health Research Centre
- Associate Professor Annie Lau, health informatics researcher, Macquarie University
- Travis Grant, managing director of Australia Health, Accenture
- Elizabeth Koff AM, managing director, Telstra Health
- Marc Miller, managing director, Health Systems Advisory
- Rachel Green, CEO of SANE
- Dr Vikram Palit, CEO of Consultmed, paediatrician
- Dr Raymond Wen, chief growth officer/medical director of Primary Care Services and Co-Founder, Telecare
- Philip Daffas, CEO of PainCheck
- Jayne Barclay, national director of healthcare platforms, St Vincent’s Health Australia
- Miranda Shaw, general manager of RPA Virtual Hospital
- Dr Marc Belej, consultant with Charmonix IT
- Raj Verma, principal at Nous Group
- Dr Loren Sher, director of the Victorian Virtual ED
- Katrina Campbell, director of research and digital transformation, Queensland Health
- Dr Rob Marshall, chief strategy officer of St Vincent’s Health
- Simon Tatz, general manager of policy, advocacy and workforce advancement at the AIDH
- Sarah McRae, CEO of Amplar Health Home Hospital.
- Dr Rob Grenfell, chief strategy and regions officer of Grampians Health
- Sarah Barter, community advocate
And more to come.
Program and tickets here. Don’t forget that if you are a paid HSD subscriber, you automatically get 20% off event tickets. Just go to the events page and log in to your HSD account.