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Concurrent Session 1A: Plenary One

Concurrent

Concurrent

11:15 am

20 November 2023

Royal Theatre

Themes

Systems Under Pressure

Session Description

Chaired by Dr Andrew Singer.

Chairs

Dr Andrew Singer

Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
Principal Medical Adviser

Session Program

11:15 am

Is the Health System Really as Muddled as it Seems?

Dr Michael Frommer
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Michael Frommer discusses discontinuities and disconnections in the health system – stories from the things he has worked on over the years.

11:45 am

Can Pressure Improve Performance? – System Changes to Improve Performance

Dr Ed Oakley
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Hospital and emergency department access issues, and ambulance ramp times have led to system changes to improve performance, safety, and experience. This talk will discuss what is causing the pressure on EDs now, what changes have been implemented and what our role is in informing, implementing, and navigating these changes.


12:15 pm

“It’s Not Just ED – System Strategies for Driving Change”

Dave Peffer
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“It’s Not Just ED – System Strategies for Driving Change”

12:45 pm

Q&A: Plenary One

Dr Michael Frommer, Dave Peffer, Dr Ed Oakley
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Q&A: Plenary One
ACEM acknowledges the traditional custodians of the ACT, the Ngunnawal people. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of the city and region.