Registration open

Plenary doors open

Welcome to Country – speaker TBA

Conference opening:
Dr Neale Fong, ACHSM College President

Fireside chat:
Andrew Dillon, CEO, AFL

Panel: The Challenges and Synergies of Heath, Aged, Disability and Community Care

Panel members:

• Dr Jill Gallagher AO, CEO, Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO)
• Tom Symondson, CEO, Ageing Australia
• Debra Bourne FCHSM, CE, Northern Health
• Michael Krieg AFCHSM CHM, Chief Executive, Mercy Health Services
• Facilitator: Dr Neale Fong FCHSM CHE, ACHSM College President

Morning tea and networking

Keynote presentation: Leading with Impact
Debby Blakey, CEO, HESTA

Panel: Making Progress on the Workforce Challenge

Panel members:

• Daniel Pilbrow, CEO, InteliCare
• Lisa Fitzpatrick, Secretary, Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation (Victorian Branch) 
• Prof Mark Cormack, Professor, National Centre for Health Workforce Studies, ANU
  
• Final panel member TBA
• Facilitator: Dr Paul Eleftheriou, Principal, Nous Group

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 Lunch and Networking

Panel: Regional, Rural and Remote Health- are they still forgotten and marginalised?

Panel members:

• Susi Tegen, CE, National Rural Health Alliance 
• Jeff Moffet FCHSM CHE, CE, WA Country Health Service 
• Bill Appleby, CEO, Albury Wodonga Health
• Lauren Gale, Royal Flying Doctor Service Australia 
• Facilitator: Dr Neale Fong FCHSM CHE, ACHSM College President

Keynote presentation:
Dr David Hansen, CEO and Research Director, Australian e-Health Research Centre, CSIRO

Afternoon tea and Networking

Panel: Our Unknown but Exciting Digital Future – AI and Health

Panel members:

• Dr David Hansen, CEO, Australian e-Health Research Centre
• Chloe Shorten, Chair, Centre for Digital Wellbeing
• Annette Schmiede, CEO, Digital Health CRC
• Facilitator: Elizabeth Koff AM, Managing Director, Telstra Health

Keynote presentation: Finding Something
Cameron Schwab, CEO, designCEO

Dr Neale Fong to close conference 

NETWORKING SESSION: including drinks and canapes in the foyer