C3.0 Bytesize - Confidence

Ensuring safety and quality professionals, healthcare professionals and consumers have confidence in digital health services is fundamental. Bytesize Confidence will explore the tools to support trust and safe practices including developing digital health literacy, trust, building safe systems and using research and evidence to improve health technologies.

Agenda

• Karen Booth, Chief Clinical Adviser - Nursing, Australian Digital Health Agency - Opening address
  
• Professor Trish Williams, Professor of Digital Health Systems, Flinders University - Building trust and confidence in the use of health and data
  
• Rachel Green, Chief Executive Officer, SANE - Building and supporting digital literacy among consumers and healthcare workforce
  
• Danielle Pentony, Chief Information Security Officer, Australian Digital Health Agency -Enhancing privacy, data protection and cyber security
  
• Dr James Mackie, Medical Director Patient Safety, NSW Clinical Excellence Commission with Dr Jillian Patterson, Biostatistician - Digital approach to clinical governance in maternity care
  
• Panel discussion - with all speakers facilitated by Peter Birch