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Speakers: Kara Pollard
Join Kara Pollard, a HIMAA Board Director, hosting a panel discussion with our HIM graduates. This will be an insightful discussion with a panel of graduates on navigating their careers after study. Hear what challenges and career options are available if you are starting out or looking to pivot your career. For experienced HIMs, it is an opportunity to provide guidance and glean into how to attract the best candidates to your workplace.
WHEN: Wednesday, 24 August 2022
TIME: 12.00pm – 1.00pm AEST
COST: Free
Register by Tuesday, 23 August 2022, 12.00 pm. The link to access the webinar will be sent at the end of the day of 23 August 2022.
The recording will not be available.
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Speakers: Lyn Williams, Director of Education Services - HIMAA
Have you been considering refreshing your skills, or have you been considering a career in Clinical Coding? HIMAA is a Registered Training Organisation and have around 700 students undertaking training with HIMAA. Throughout the year, HIMAA Education Services offer enrolments for:
Lyn Williams, Director of Education Services, from HIMAA will provide information on these courses and answer questions you may have in this webinar.
WHEN: Monday, 22 August 2022
TIME: 5.00pm – 6.00pm AEST
COST: Free
Register by Monday 22 August 2022, 3:00 pm. The link to access the webinar will be sent in the afternoon on 22 August 2022.
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Speakers: Laura Pumo, Sofie Karamzalis & Matt Thatcher
Almost 24 months after the go-live of the shared Electronic Medical Record (EMR), the Parkville Precinct Health Services continue to prioritise Digital Health and Transformation.
This year, the precinct engaged the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) to validate their digital maturity after the implementation of their shared Parkville EMR.
The Parkville Precinct health services completed both their Inpatient and Outpatient Electronic Medical Record Adoption Model (EMRAM) assessments – an 8-stage model aimed to measure clinical outcomes, patient engagement and clinician use of EMR technology.
All four hospital received a stage 6 validation for both their inpatient and outpatient EMRAM, with RCH also receiving a stage 7 for its outpatient EMRAM.
Please join Laura, Sofie and Matt to discuss the journey to level 6 & 7 for the Parkville Precinct, focusing on the role of Health Information Managers in largescale EMR digital transformation initiatives. If you are working on, planning, or considering a transformation of your hospital’s healthcare records, you won’t want to miss this opportunity!
WHEN: Friday, 5 August 2022, 12.00 – 1.00pm AEST
COST: $20 for members & $40 for non-members. Discount for group booking.
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Laura Pumo is the Support Services Application Manager at the Parkville EMR team. She is a HIM by background who has been working in the digital health space for most of her career.
Sofie Karamzalis is the Director Informatics – Leading the local EMR team and Business Intelligence & Analytics Team. Sofie is a Health Information Manager by trade and has worked in Health for 25+ years. For approximately 15 years she has worked in Digital Health. She has been involved in 2 major EMR implementations, one being at Austin Health and the other being in her role as Director EMR at The Women’s as part of the joint Connecting Care Parkville EMR Program whereby the Epic EMR was implemented during the height of the pandemic in August 2020. Sofie is a key advocate for supporting HIM student placements and offers her time to provide mentorship support to these students who have gone on to secure professional roles. She is passionate about making a difference to staff & patients and the community through technology as an enabler as well as Data Analytics to support improved health outcomes and research initiatives.
Matt Thatcher
Speaker: Matt Griffiths, Glen McKay
McKinsey Global Institute’s “The future of work after COVID-19” identifies 3 increasing trends as a direct result of the pandemic. From increasing and sustained remote work for 3+ days per week, to digitisation and automation.
The last 2 years have impacted society and business in profound ways, creating new challenges and opportunities for those responsible for Records and Information Management (RIM).
1. What a post pandemic world looks like in the context of RIM
2. How businesses are responding to changing work environments
3. How technology and AI are transforming records management
4. Finding better ways to manage information for compliance, productivity, discovery and accuracy
Speaker Bio’s
Matt Griffiths, Director Portfolio & Solutions
Matt is a passionate product leader with over 20 years’ experience in designing, developing and launching new products to market. He takes delight in uncovering and delivering products and solutions through the intersection of technology and customer experience. Matt’s diverse background and industry experience allows him to uniquely understand customer problems and deliver solutions that add value.
Glen McKay, State General Manager
Glen is a highly motivated & driven Innovator & leader; bringing to life proven best practices that improve organisations, grow categories, increase customer relevance and produce a sustainable competitive advantage.
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Health information is pivotal at the point-of-care for clinical management and service provision for our consumers, as well as for service monitoring, planning and management.
This Health Information Governance Framework has been developed to articulate the management of health information across NorthWestern Mental Health (NWMH)*. This framework acts as a footprint for the governance of health information across the organisational structures, partnerships, service settings and differing levels of health service digitisation.
With advancements in digital health across Victoria and Australia, appropriate governance of the collection, use and access of patient and consumer health information is more pertinent than ever to meet the growing demands for service delivery and service monitoring in a complex environment.
This is especially important for NWMH as services move to implement significant changes introduced for the mental health space in the very near future.
*NWMH is a public mental health service for people living in northern and western metropolitan Melbourne. Services are delivered through six programs spanning 32 sites across the northern and western suburbs of Melbourne in partnership with Melbourne Health, Northern Health, and Western Health
Janine commenced her working life with large teaching hospitals before moving into the world of mental health service delivery. Her current role with NorthWestern Mental Health involves the translation of strategic direction into operational practice in the area of health information management and service delivery. She has a particular interest in quality improvement and governance, leadership and change management.
Passionate about working in mental health, Janine is keen to apply further learnings from the Masters of Public Health and Master of Health Administration she is currently studying to the world of health information management within mental health. Working in a dynamic and multi-disciplinary mental health environment, she excited about the transformation of mental health services currently underway.
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