DXC at Victorian Healthcare Week 2019

23 – 24 JULY | MELBOURNE CONVENTION & EXHBITION CENTRE

DXC Technology is proud to participate in the upcoming Digital Healthcare Conference at the Victorian Healthcare Week 2019.

As the largest healthcare event in Victoria boasting over 1000 attendees and 100 speakers, attendees will connect, network and explore the future of the design, delivery and operation of Australia’s healthcare system.

The Digital Healthcare conference theme is Leveraging big data and digital to achieve, patient-centred care and interconnected Health facilities, and will cover topics including:

• Improve the functionality and usability of technology
• Use big data to improve planning and personalise healthcare
• Prepare your organisation and workforce for digital transformation

Dr John Lambert, Chief Medical Director, DXC Technology Australia & New Zealand will be chairing and facilitating discussions over two days at the Digital Healthcare Conference. DXC’s regional Chief Technologist David Pare will be presenting on day one of the conference, see details below.

John has been working as a doctor in NSW Health for 25 years, and developing Digital Technology for over 30 years, ranging from small business entrepreneurial design work, to a role as the inaugural Chief Clinical Information Officer of NSW Health, responsible for enterprise scale delivery of digital clinical solutions. He is currently working for DXC as the Chief Medical Director for their ANZ Healthcare and Life Sciences division, and also as a consultant in digital health, in both roles leveraging his wealth of experience of health care in Australia as a supplier, purchaser, health care worker, executive and patient.

A must on your schedule

Join DXC Technology for a thought-provoking keynote presentation

When: Tuesday, 23 July, 9:40am

A platform approach to creating a sustainable digital ecosystem for patient-driven care

In a world where patient expectations are growing, with increased digital literacy, we need new models of care and technology to fast-track its delivery. Considering the challenges of fragmented data and the cost of replacing existing applications, the only viable solution is to build a sustainable, scalable digital ecosystem that will provide a single view of the patient, real-time analytics, a secure way to share data and provide a platform for innovation. To truly empower patients to better manage their health, we need access to patient data across the healthcare system and the ability to derive contextual insights to allow clinicians and patients to make informed decisions about their health. This presentation offers a pragmatic perspective to help shape your digital journey.

Speaker: David Paré, Chief Technologist, Healthcare & Life Sciences, DXC Technology Australia & New Zealand As the Chief Technologist for Healthcare and Life Sciences in Australia and New Zealand, David is committed to guiding customers through their digital transformation journey. David is an innovative thinker with over 20 years’ experience in technology management consulting, helping organisations define and design their digital future. Using a structured approach to innovation, David uses a mix of design, integrative thinking and strategy to help organisations be more creative in defining their strategy. Having spent over a decade in the digital health industry across the world, David is passionate and truly wants to make a difference for our community and is the co-founder of a global IoT community (ioecommunity.org).

Patient-Drive Care turns traditional care delivery models upside down

Engaging with patients has become a priority for healthcare and life sciences organisations, and many are investing in tools that create the types of experiences patients enjoy in other parts of their lives. This shift is so significant that 72% of providers are implementing patient-engagement solutions.

Patient-driven solutions can bridge the chasm between patients and healthcare providers and deliver better and more efficient health outcomes. The key is generating insights that positively effect clinical decisions and help drive better outcomes, including shortening hospital stays, reducing patient admissions and enhancing care quality.

Read more on DXC’s approach with an enterprise-scale solution that empowers patients and healthcare professionals to make informed medical decisions and improve healthcare outcomes here.

Learn more about DXC offerings to enable and support your sustainable digital health ecosystem:

• DXC’s Digital Health Platform: A toolkit to enable healthcare provider organisations to meet new demands by modernising existing investments and adopting new technologies easily and quickly. Create a secure, connected ecosystem of services via the standards based open API marketplace.

• Open Health Connect: A component of our Digital Health Platform, Open Health Connect is an innovative, open platform that enables better outcomes for patients by delivering contextual and actionable insights to serve users across the healthcare system.

• DXC Care Suite: Support the digital experience of the patient-individual and deliver a comprehensive cross-sectoral patient record to enable high-quality care across healthcare silos.

• PAS of the Future: To meet the challenges of healthcare in the 21st century, it's necessary to not only modernise, but also to redefine the Patient Administration System (PAS). DXC Care Suite PAS is a proven, modern and future ready PAS that builds on 30 years of DXC patient management expertise.

• Health 360: Improving the health of populations must start with one person at a time. To do this, customer service principles can be applied, to empower consumers and engage them in the management of their own health. Health 360 is the only person-centric, CRM powered PHM solution built for the Microsoft Cloud, and is already helping healthcare providers deliver efficient care to people living with complex and chronic conditions.

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