Digital Health Week is fast approaching in November and we need your input. This is your opportunity to showcase your work, thinking and action in data and digital health and contribute to the digital transformation of the NZ health sector.
The call for speakers closes soon on 2023-07-28T11:59:00Z… but it’s easy to submit.
The maximum word count is 700 words, but you can write less than this. Formal abstracts or full papers are not mandatory. At a minimum, we simply need to know your proposed presentation title and a few bullet points outlining what you wish to talk about.
Submission categories
There are five topic categories to choose from:
Strategy & Leadership
Transformation - Impact & Outcome
Integrating Care - One System
Quality, Safety & Governance
Data, AI & Analytics
Not sure which category to use? If you aren’t sure, please submit into the Data, AI & Analytics category. That is the catch-all category that will consider any topic angle that doesn’t obviously fit within the other categories.
Why you should speak
Show others how your organisation has been successful in using digital health.
Share your research and studies on ways to improve healthcare.
Partner with healthcare facilities, clinicians, vendors and others to present a compelling case for the value of your implementation.
Make sure your research, your project, your innovation, your experience is a part of the biggest digital health event in New Zealand.
Please forward this on to your networks too, we want to encourage submissions from across the health, care and social health areas and particularly from Māori, Pasifika and the disability sector.
This was sent out on Wednesday 19th to Te Whatu Ora ELT. I have been given permission to share it. Please use this as need be in your conversations with line managers and colleagues.
It is indeed pretty straightforward - I’ve just submitted one.
Two more days remain before the submission deadline. It is worth getting your foot in the door - your talk / presentation can evolve and change in between now and the conference.
Also, if anyone has got any suggestions of how HiNZ could make Digital Health Week more accessible to folk at this challenging time in our sector, this would be a great place to air it.
