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Welcome to the sixth NZ Healthcare Congress hosted by the Medical Technology Association of NZ (MTANZ) and NZ Health IT (NZHIT). The Healthcare Congress is part of the HealthTech Week, which is run in collaboration with the Consortium for Medical Device Technologies (CMDT).

This year's programme features perennial issues and opportunities that our combined industries face; fostering innovation, securing market access and providing value to healthcare stakeholders. In particular, consumers of health services are requiring a more individualised approach to their care whilst at the same time the health system has to determine the longer term future of healthcare balanced with the ability to defi ne and fund the most appropriate models of care for the New Zealand population.

Hence, this year’s Congress theme of “Technology Enabled Healthcare” has been chosen to purposely focus all of us on technology-based solutions positioned as a key enabler to support the provision of health services; both now and into the future.

This is a timely topic as we’re all aware of the growing trend of collaborations and alliances being developed beyond traditional boundaries to form partnerships in the likes of pharma, biotech, genomics, software and data analytics. At the same time, disruptive and innovative technologies are entering the medtech space; apps and wearable smart technologies are offering new ways of meeting patient demands. Healthcare stakeholders are asking how we can unlock the full value of technologies to meet New Zealand’s healthcare needs.

All of the changes we are witnessing – be they technological, commercial or regulatory – demand that we approach solutions in a collaborative and constructive way. The New Zealand Healthcare Congress is an opportunity for you to become engaged, contribute to open panel discussions and be a part of forming the future direction of technology being used to enable healthcare delivery.

We look forward to your contribution at this year’s Congress. Your support, commitment and participation assists with the ongoing success of our industry associations.

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Welcome ..........................................................................3

Keynote Speakers ...........................................................7

Invited Speakers ........................................................... 11

Congress Programme ...................................................17

Social Events .................................................................21

General Information .......................................................22

Sponsor & Exhibitor Catalogue .....................................24

Delegate List .................................................................29

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Associate Professor Scott WallaceDell School of Medicine, University of Texas at Austin, USA

Scott Wallace plays an infl uential part in the transformation of America’s health delivery. Leveraging his business and health policy background, he works in the U.S. and around the world with employers, health care providers, health plans, governments and others to develop new health benefi t and care models to improve health, stop the progression of chronic diseases and effectively treat patients’ medical conditions.

A Batten Fellow at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business, Wallace is currently an associate professor and core part of the inaugural faculty at the University of Texas at Austin’s Dell Medical School, a pioneering, value-based medical school. He also served on the faculty for Harvard Business School’s executive education program on health care strategy, and most recently, was a Distinguished Fellow at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, where he helped to create its masters in health care delivery science program, an innovative new course for mid-career executives and clinicians from across the U.S. and more than 15 countries. In collaboration with Elizabeth Teisberg – a leading expert on value creation and its integral role in improving service delivery in health care – Wallace also teaches workshops on value-based health care delivery using a new case model they developed together, including the proprietary Experience Group research tool. The expert duo – also co-authors of a forthcoming book, “Capability, Comfort and Calm: Designing Health Care Services for Excellence and Empathy” –deliver custom content programs onsite, a signifi cant differentiator from typical executive education platforms.

Wallace’s work across the health care sector is wide-ranging and far-reaching. He is currently advising a leading hospital system in the U.S. mountain west to develop functional outcome measures of care. By using condition-specifi c outcome measures, the goals of patients and providers are more tightly aligned, with caregivers measured on aspects of their professional results rather than process compliance and hotel-like measures of patient satisfaction. Wallace also advised teams from 14 health care delivery organizations across northwestern Ontario, Canada to reorganize care delivery around patient needs. In a large midwestern U.S. hospital system, Wallace teamed with the senior leaders to teach and implement the use of the Experience Group research tool. Facilitators from the hospital system now work with medically-defi ned segments of patients to determine whether newly created care paths provide the services those patients need in order to attain their best health.

Prior to his University affi liations, Wallace was the fi rst president and CEO of the National Alliance for Health Information Technology, an organization committed to creating a safer, more effi cient and unifi ed health care system through IT. He is the co-founder of the Certifi cation Commission for Healthcare Information Technology, the leading health care IT certifi cation body, and was appointed by President George W. Bush to chair the Commission on Systemic Interoperability – a Federal Commission created to advise the White House and Congress on health transformation through IT. Prior to his commitment to health care, Wallace was CEO of a successful specialty chemical company that grew 10-fold during his tenure. He began his career working in corporate law and venture capital. Wallace speaks, publishes and consults internationally on health IT, policy, chronic care models, outcomes measurement, innovation and fi nancing issues in health care. He holds a juris doctorate from the University of Chicago Law School, a master’s degree with honors in business administration from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, and has a bachelor’s degree in economics from Duke University.

Dr. Michael S. WeinerDO, MSM, MSIST Chief Medical Information Offi cer, IBM Healthcare

Dr. Michael S. Weiner is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and attended medical school at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. He is a board certifi ed practicing physician in Internal Medicine, holds a Masters degree in Management and a Masters degree in Information Systems Technology from George Washington University. He is an adjunct professor of Health Information Technology at the George Washington University and is one of only a few physicians ever to have been certifi ed as a Chief Information Offi cer by the U.S. General Services Administration.

Prior to assuming his current position with IBM, he served as the Chief Medical Information Offi cer and Director of Clinical Informatics for the DoD VA Interagency Program Offi ce, where he was responsible for creating a unifi ed Interagency Electronic Health Record for over 125,000 providers and 18 million benefi ciaries worldwide.

As the former Director of the Military Health System Electronic Health Record Way Ahead Offi ce, he was responsible for overseeing the development and deployment of the next generation of the Department of Defense’s (DoD) global Electronic Health Record (EHR) system.

Dr. Weiner’s experience also included serving as the Deputy Program Manager and Chief Medical Offi cer for the Department of Defense’s Defense Health Information Management System where he deployed the Military Health Electronic Health Record to 74 hospitals and 250 clinics worldwide and to the White House. He also was responsible for creating the Chief Information Offi cer Offi ce at the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Navy Medicine.

As the Chief Medical Offi cer of the global Navy Expeditionary Combat Command, Dr. Weiner served as the senior medical offi cer to more than 200 medical departments supporting 40,000 Service Members worldwide. In addition to leveraging IT capabilities throughout the continuum of care his team also created and globally deployed point of injury kits that provide Service Members immediate care during trauma and in remote areas of operation. This medical work was praised by the House Appropriations Committee and has become the standard for many international medical teams.

As the Director of Ambulatory Care at Yokosuka Naval Hospital in Japan, Dr. Weiner brought signifi cant lean six business process transformation to Japan’s busiest outpatient healthcare setting, resulting in unprecedented patient and clinician satisfaction for over 50,000 patients per month and 160 world-class healthcare providers.

He is an active member of the American College of Physicians, the American Osteopathic Association and is a former NASA Space Shuttle takeoff and landing physician. Dr. Weiner serves on the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Alumni Board, the board of the American Medical Informatics Association as well as having served on the Health and Human Services’ Offi ce of the National Coordinator, Health Information IT Policy Committee, helping create Meaningful Use Stage 1. He has received numerous awards from the President of the United States for his service in the Navy, including two Meritorious Service Medals, and two Air Medals.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS — INTERNATIONAL


Christopher L. White, Esq., Sr Executive Vice President, General Counsel, Advanced Medical Technology Association (AdvaMed), Washington, USA

Christopher L. White, Esq. is Senior Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of the Advanced Medical Technology Association (AdvaMed).

Mr White serves as the Association’s Chief Legal Offi cer and manages AdvaMed’s Legal Committee to develop and promote legal policy positions enhancing patient access to medical technology. Mr White also leads the Association’s global working groups on legal policy and compliance. He testifi ed before state and federal legislative committees on priority legal policy issues; led the drafting team revising the AdvaMed Code; and led the multinational negotiating team to draft the Kuala Lumpur Principles, harmonizing industry Codes of Ethics in Asia. He serves as a frequent speaker and author on industry legal and compliance issues. As Chief Legal Offi cer, he also manages the Association’s HR, governance, and provides counsel on contract, corporate, tax exemption, and legislative and regulatory matters.

Mr White is a graduate of Wake Forest University where he studied cell biology, and Catholic University Law School. He is an avid sailor, cyclist and beekeeper.

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Chai ChuahDirector General, Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ

Chai Chuah has been the Director-General of Health since March 2015. Originally from Malaysia, Chai studied Commerce at The University of Canterbury before commencing a career with PricewaterhouseCoopers in New Zealand and internationally. He has been a prominent fi gure in the New Zealand health sector for 25 years and has been in national leadership roles with the Ministry of Health since 2010, when he became National Director of the National Health Board. He has a passion for building, together with partners, a health system that is powered by the needs of the people it serves and that is prepared for rapid changes in technology and demographics. He is focused on changing the way the health system works with other public services, communities and other non-public service partners to improve health outcomes, increase access to quality care, improve fi nancial and clinical sustainability, and develop a unifi ed health system.

Hon Dr Jonathan ColemanMinister of Health, Minister for Sport and Recreation, Wellington, NZ

Dr Jonathan Coleman is the Minister of Health and Minister for Sport and Recreation. He was elected to Parliament in 2005 and is the MP for Northcote which he holds with a 9664 majority. He has been a Cabinet Minister since 2008, and has previously held the portfolios of Immigration, Broadcasting, Associate Tourism, Associate Health, Defence, State Services, and Associate Finance. Prior to entering Parliament, Dr Coleman studied medicine at Auckland University. Following house surgeon years in Hawkes Bay and Auckland, he obtained a Diploma of Obstetrics. He spent eight years overseas working and furthering his studies. After a year as a GP trainee in Oxford, Dr Coleman worked at a GP practice in London where he became a partner. He holds a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from the London Business School. After returning to New Zealand in 2001, Dr Coleman worked in clinical medicine and in management consultancy for PricewaterhouseCoopers. Dr Coleman is married with two children.

Steffan CrausazBpharm, MSc, MBA, MRPharmS Chief Executive Offi cer, PHARMAC, Wellington, NZ

Steffan was appointed Chief Executive of PHARMAC in July 2012. Prior to taking up the CE position in an interim capacity in 2011, Steffan was Manager of Funding and Procurement, leading PHARMAC’s commercial and health technology assessment activities. Before joining PHARMAC in 2003, Steffan trained as a pharmacist in the UK. A graduate of Cardiff University, he also worked in the pharmaceutical industry (branded and generic) while undertaking his Masters in pharmacoeconomics and pharmaceutical policy. In the intervening years he also attained his MBA from the University of Sydney. Steffan lives in Wellington with his wife and three children.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS — NATIONAL

Professor Peter HunterFRS, Director, Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI), University of Auckland; Director, Medical Technologies Centre of Research Excellence (MedTech CoRE) Co-Chair CMDT Steering Committee, Auckland, NZ

Peter Hunter completed his Engineering and Masters of Engineering degrees at the University of Auckland before undertaking his DPhil (PhD) in Physiology at the University of Oxford where he researched fi nite element modelling of ventricular mechanics. Since then his major research interests have been around modelling various aspects of the human body using an anatomically and biophysically based approach. As recent Co-Chair of the Physiome Committee of the International Union of Physiological Sciences he is helping to lead the development of modelling standards and the use of computational methods for understanding the integrated physiological function of the body in terms of the structure and function of tissues, cells and proteins. In 2006 Peter was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society (London). In 2009, he was awarded the Rutherford Medal, New Zealand’s top science award, as well as the KEA World Class NZ award in Research, Science, Technology and Academia.

Mr Tony LambertonFRACS (Orth.) Orthopaedic Surgeon, Grace Orthopaedic Centre, Tauranga, NZ

Tony Lamberton is a New Zealand trained orthopaedic surgeon, graduating from the University of Auckland School of Medicine in 1993, with the degrees of B.H.B. and M.B.Ch.B. He completed his specialist training in 2000, and holds the Fellowship qualifi cation in Orthopaedic Surgery (FRACS) from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and is a Fellow of the New Zealand Orthopaedic Association. Before commencing in practice, he completed two years of specialist fellowship training in the UK and USA before returning to New Zealand and an orthopaedic specialist practice in Tauranga (2003). Tony’s sub-speciality areas are surgery of the hip and knee. He is actively involved in orthopaedic research, aimed at optimising outcomes from surgery. He is the chairman of Tauranga Orthopaedic Research, a non-profi t organisation that studies the outcomes of surgery for all public and private orthopaedic patients in the Bay of Plenty area.

Ian McCraeChief Executive Offi cer, Orion Health, Auckland, NZ

Ian founded Orion Health in 1993 with a four-person staff in Auckland, New Zealand. Under his stewardship, the company has seen unprecedented growth and success with over 1,250 staff members and 27 international offi ces. Last year Orion Health listed on both the New Zealand and Australian Stock Exchanges and has entered the NZX50. In 2010, Ian McCrae received a World Class New Zealander award and in 2014, Orion Health became the only company to win the Supreme Hi-tech Company of the Year for the second time. Before founding Orion Health, Ian was a senior telecommunications consultant for Clearfi eld Consulting Ltd. Ian also worked for Ernst & Young designing corporate networks, was a product manager at Imagineering Micro Distributors and a senior business analyst for the London Stock Exchange.


KEYNOTE SPEAKERS — NATIONAL

Simon O’Connor, MPChair of the Health Select Committee, Auckland, NZ

In 2011, Simon was elected as the Member of Parliament for Tamaki. Prior to his election, his background included a broad range of experiences from the commercial, public, and voluntary sectors. Simon was educated at the University of Auckland and earned several degrees there, most recently, a Masters of Political Studies in 2010, which he undertook while working full-time. Between 1995 and 2004, Simon trained to become a Catholic priest. Though he completed his training, he did not seek ordination. Instead, he sought wider involvement in the community to make a practical, hands-on difference. In 2014, Simon was re-elected in Tamaki and made Chair of the Health Select Committee in Parliament.

Dr Martin OrrMB, BAO, BCH, MBA, DBA, FRANZCP, FACHIPsychiatrist, Clinical Director of Information Services, Waitemata DHB; Chair, Northern DHB Regional Information System Security Forum, Auckland, NZ

Martin is a Psychiatrist, Clinical Director of Information Services at Waitemata District Health Board, and Chair of the Northern DHB Regional Information System Security Forum. He has an interest in space medicine, digital health, innovation and emergent technologies. He is an honorary academic in health informatics at Auckland University and Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at the Auckland University of Technology Centre for E-health. He has an interest in the role of collaboration, cross pollination of ideas and inspiration in the innovation creation process. In his presentation to the Healthcare Congress, Martin will have a focus on how human health and performance research and development in space can inspire and equip us to best optimise human health and performance research and development on Earth. He will describe how his participation in NASA Human Research Program meetings has helped inspire the Waitemata “Sleep Space” , sleep well in hospital programme and the Waitemata Centre for Health IT and Creative Design. He will highlight how the space programme can provide insights into the essential evolutionary nature of what it is to be human, the increasing fusion of technology into that evolutionary process, and the critical responsibilities of the health technology industry to deliver secure, honest, valuable, optimised products to a health sector that is increasingly critically dependent on that technology.

Associate Professor Mark SagarDirector, Laboratory for Animate Technologies, Auckland Bioengineering Institute, Auckland, NZ

Academy Award winner Mark Sagar is the director of the Laboratory for Animate Technologies at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute. Mark’s laboratory is pioneering neurobehavioral animation combining biologically based models of faces and neural systems to create live interactive systems. Mark previously worked as the Special Projects Supervisor at Weta Digital and Sony Pictures Imageworks and developed technology for the digital characters in blockbusters such Avatar, King Kong, and Spiderman 2. His pioneering work in computer-generated faces was recognised with two consecutive Scientifi c and Engineering Oscars in 2010 and 2011. Associate Professor Sagar is a recipient of the University of Auckland’s 2012 Distinguished Alumni Award.

Kevin SheehyAssociate – Health Lead, Navigator, Wellington, NZ

Kevin Sheehy has worked across many of the disciplines involved in bringing a health technology to market, from treating patients, through regulatory approvals, clinical trials and commercial roles. He is currently consulting on projects bringing various medical devices and health related IT products to market. One of his areas of focus is incorporating health economics requirements into the product development cycle as companies are increasingly needing to demonstrate the value of their medical innovation to funders. He has practiced as a GP in South Africa and worked in various clinical placements in UK hospitals, on moving out of clinical practice he has worked at Medsafe on pharmaceutical regulation and post-market surveillance. During 5 years working for the pharmaceutical industry and leading Medicines New Zealand he developed a deep knowledge of market access strategy and am well placed to help companies get their innovations through the multiple obstacles to ultimately benefi t the patient locally and internationally. The Health Tech Review he is currently undertaking aims to identify the size of the Health Tech opportunity for New Zealand as well as how Government and Industry can best approach the industry’s challenges.

Sheila SwanStrategy and Policy, Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ

Sheila Swan is a Principal Policy Analyst with the Ministry of Health. She has a background in regulatory and procurement policy for therapeutic products in New Zealand. This has included management of the Ministry’s therapeutics policy team, development of the NZ Medicines Strategy, and the design of governance arrangements for ANZTPA. Sheila also has experience in health sector design and in the provision of advice to successive governments on therapeutics policy from within central agencies. Her current work involves the repeal and replacement of the Medicines Act 1981 with a modern, comprehensive, and sustainable legislative framework.


Scott ArrolCEO, NZ Health IT, Auckland, NZ

Scott has extensive management and governance experience in the NZ health sector and has led signifi cant growth and service delivery changes in both the home-based and aged residential care sectors along with other key areas of the primary health sectors. He brings in-depth knowledge of models of care within these sectors and has a commitment to building a dynamic health technologies sector.

Associate Professor David BudgettAuckland Bioengineering Institute, The University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ

David Budgett has a PhD in Electrical Engineering from Imperial College in London. He graduated with BE in Electrical Engineering from the University of Canterbury. He has held lecturing positions in the Department of Engineering Science, the University of Auckland, and the School of Engineering, University of Sussex. David is part of the management team of the Auckland Bioengineering Institute, has major research grants in the fi eld of implantable devices, and maintains a special interest in commercialisation of the Institute’s intellectual property. David Budgett has a keen interest in smart implantable devices. He coordinates collaborative teams drawn from academic and commercial institutions to take advantage of technology to create novel devices.

David ClarkeBE (Hons), ME, BBS, MBAChair, healthAlliance, Auckland, NZ

David has signifi cant experience, at both Chair and CEO level, in numerous industries and has a successful track record with companies in the areas of healthcare, information technology, energy, agriculture, biotechnology, water, tourism, food and related sectors. David comes from a background in technology, engineering, fi nance, sales and marketing with signifi cant experience in capital markets, raising both debt and equity. His experience includes successfully growing early stage high-technology companies to maturity and listing, as well as the management of large, high turnover organisations. David is currently a director of multiple companies, including Watercare, Jucy Group, Hynds Group, TRG Group, Health Alliance and others. His past roles include inaugural Chair of Orion International, now New Zealand’s largest software exporter, Farm IQ ( JV between Landcorp and SSF) , Ngai Tahu Tourism, Hawkins Watts and others . Prior to this, David was Chief Executive Offi cer of Counties Manukau District Health Board, a 4,000 person, $1 billion turnover organisation. David is a Fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Management, a chartered member of the NZ Institute of Directors. He and Trustee for several charities. He was a fi nalist for both New Zealand Business Leader of the Year (2006) and New Zealander of the Year (2002).

INVITED SPEAKERS

Andy CochraneProgramme Director, New Zealand Government Procurement, Market Services, Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment, Wellington, NZ

Andy is Programme Director for New Zealand Government Procurement and Property (NZGPP), a part of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), and is responsible for strategy development and implementation for the government’s procurement and property functional leadership programmes. NZGPP leads capability development, All-of-Government contracting, and coordinates major procurement and property projects on behalf of government agencies. Andy graduated LLB (Europe) from Nottingham Law School in the UK, and has worked in consulting, contract management and more recently led the Commercial Contracts Team at the Department of Corrections.

Kaila Colbin New Zealand Ambassador, Singularity University, Christchurch, NZ

Kaila Colbin is the New Zealand Ambassador for Singularity University, as well as co-founder and Chair of the non-profi t Ministry of Awesome, the starting point to make things happen in Christchurch, and the Curator of TEDxChristchurch. She is also Chairman of the Board of the New York-based Natural Gourmet Institute for Health and Culinary Arts, Deputy Chair of CORE Education Ltd, founder and director of New Zealand social media consultancy Missing Link, and a member of the Advisory Board for Te P tahi - Christchurch centre for architecture and city-making. A native New Yorker, Kaila is fl uent in English, Spanish, French and Italian, holds a degree in Hotel and Restaurant Administration from Cornell University and has been a serial entrepreneur since the age of 22.

David GrimmettEnterprise Manager, Biomedical Technologies and Asia Partnerships, Research & Enterprise Offi ce, The University of Otago, Dunedin, NZ

David has an MSc in Microbiology and Immunology and a Diploma of Teaching from the University of Otago and experience working in animal and human health research, teaching secondary school science and managing sales of scientifi c equipment. David has worked in the Research & Enterprise Offi ce at University of Otago since January 2005 as an Enterprise Manager leading the Biomedical sector, spanning the Health Sciences and Sciences Divisions of the University. David’s role involves client engagement, project management and promotion of the University of Otago’s research with the main objective to increase the University’s external relationships and research funding from within New Zealand and Internationally with the main focus being in Asia e.g. Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia, Korea and China.


Peter GuthrieGeneral Manager, Strategic Technology Prioritisation team (STePIn), Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ

Peter is the General Manager of the Strategic Technology Prioritisation team (STePIn) for the Ministry of Health (formerly the National Health Committee Executive). Peter developed the internationally renowned ‘pull model’ approach to health technology assessment in New Zealand. This evidence-based ‘pull model’ signals to the innovation community the big picture problem areas for health systems and models of care where disruptive technologies will be most useful in improving patient outcomes, bending the cost curve and driving consistency of care at a national level. Peter graduated BA/LLB from Auckland University in 1995. He has worked for the health sector for over 15 years, specialising in challenging work areas which require creative thinking and tenacity in order to deliver long-term sustainable change.

Stefan HarrerLead Brain-Inspired Computing Research, Research Staff Member, IBM Research, Australia

In 2015 Stefan co-founded the Brain-Inspired Computing Research programme of IBM Research – Australia and now leads it as an IBM Research Staff Member and Honorary Principal Research Fellow at the Centre for Neural Engineering at the University of Melbourne. His team spearheads an effort to employ IBM’s recently introduced cognitive TrueNorth chip to develop artifi cial intelligence-enabled biomedical and healthcare solutions at the intersection of neuroscience and neuromorphic computing. Since joining IBM Research in 2008, Stefan has worked on biotechnology and nanotechnology research projects in New York at IBM Albany Nanotech and the IBM T.J. Watson Research Center as well as at IBM Research - Australia. He has held positions as Lead of the Lab Innovation Development Team and Science Technical Assistant to the Lab Director and now is a member of the Senior Lab Leadership Team at IBM Research – Australia. Stefan has authored and co-authored 40 technical publications, is an inventor on 25 issued patents and has more than 20 patents pending. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE, a member of the New York Academy of Sciences and the American Chemical Society, and an Associate Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Nanobioscience. Stefan has received a Research Scholarship from UC Berkeley, a Karl Chang Innovation Fund Grant from MIT and Research Grants from the NIH and the Australian Research Council. His work has been featured in WIRED Magazine, Popular Science, Scientifi c American, TechTimes, Engadget and Fast Company amongst others. He holds a PhD in EECS from the Technical University Munich and an Honours Masters Certifi cate in Technology Management from the Center for Digital Technology and Management.

Dr David HayProduct Strategist, Orion Health, Auckland, NZ

David is currently a Product Strategist for Orion Health. He is also active in the international standards community as the chair of HL7 New Zealand and is a co-chair of the FHIR Management Group, charged with guiding the development of the latest HL7 Standard. David graduated from medical school in 1981, afterwards moving into the Health IT sector. He currently serves on the Health Information Standards Organisation (HISO) committee, which provides technical advice on standards to the National Health IT Board, and frequently writes about FHIR on his blog at fhirblog.com.

Professor Maggie-Lee HuckabeePhD, Swallowing Rehabilitation Research Lab, The University of Canterbury; Rose Centre for Stroke Recovery and Research, St George’s Medical Centre, Christchurch, NZ

Maggie-Lee Huckabee, PhD practiced as a clinician for 15 years before the frustration of never knowing ‘the answers’ led her to an academic career. She is now Professor in the Department of Communication Disorders, University of Canterbury and Director of the newly established Rose Centre for Stroke Recovery and Research. Her research focuses on behaviourally-driven neural adaptation and biomechanical change leading to swallowing recovery following stroke with a particular interest in biomedical engineering applications to rehabilitation. Her research on reducing pneumonia in stroke patients was recently recognised with receipt of the 2014 University of Canterbury Innovation Medal. Maggie-Lee has co-authored two textbooks on swallowing disorders following neurological impairment, 10 book chapters on topics related to rehabilitation and 64 peer-reviewed scientifi c articles related to various dimensions of dysphagia.

Marcus King Distinguished Engineer, Team leader, Assistive Devices, ICT, Callaghan Innovation, Auckland, NZ

Marcus is a Distinguished Engineer with Callaghan Innovation, leading the Assistive Devices team; tasked to grow NZ business through technology and innovation, while improving quality of life of people with disabilities and reducing costs of healthcare. He has strong focus on end user engagement and works closely with business, clinicians and patients as well as user groups like the NZ Stroke Foundation, the MS and PD Society and the Autism Association. His recent research in technology for rehabilitation created health gaming companies Im-Able and Mtech Games Ltd. Marcus was NZ innovator of the year in 2011 and has been awarded Royal Society Science medals in 2001 and 2010; his AbleX design was awarded the 2010 better Technology Award from Engineers Australia for products designed to be used by people with disabilities.

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INVITED SPEAKERS

Anne KolbeONZM, MBBS (Hons), FRACS, FRCSEng (Hon), FCSHK (Hon), FRCSEd (Hon), MAICDDirector, EXCITE International, Auckland, NZ

Anne Kolbe is a paediatric surgeon with thirty years clinical practice experience in the public and private health systems of New Zealand, Australia and the United States of America. Anne is a Member of the Auckland District Health Board Hospital Advisory Committee and the Whanganui District Health Board Risk and Audit Committee. In addition to her commitments in New Zealand Anne is Chair of the Policy Working Group (PWG) of the Global Genomic Medicine Collaborative (G2MC) and a member of the Board of Directors of EXCITE International. She is also an Evaluator for the European Commission, a Member of HTAi, a reviewer for the International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care and a Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Anne holds Honorary Fellowships of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, the College of Surgeons of Hong Kong and Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. Anne is a Member of the Court of Honour Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and is also an Offi cer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.

Joanna LambertManaging Consultant, Maven, Wellington, NZ

Jo is a co-owner of Maven, working primarily across the public and NGO sectors, with a specifi c focus on health and social outcomes. Maven focuses on creating vibrant and prosperous economies and societies wherever we work, in New Zealand and internationally. We help businesses to succeed, governments to innovate, and communities to fl ourish. This creates genuine wealth – however defi ned – for all. As well as her tertiary and post-graduate qualifi cations in business, marketing and market research, Jo is an accredited executive coach and trainer in the dark art and precise science of negotiation and infl uencing. Jo is currently working with a wide range of health and social sector clients and their Boards, including GPNZ, SuPERU, Waitemata PHO, the National Hauora Coalition, HQSC, Physio New Zealand, and Plunket. She was a member of the NZHIT Executive in 2013 - 2015 and is a member of the IOD. Prior to Maven, Jo worked in the private sector for multi-national companies, managing national teams, as well as small to medium sized enterprises in general management and consulting roles, specialising in customer channel management and transformational service design.

Megan MainChef Executive Offi cer, NZ Health Partnerships, Auckland, NZ

Megan joined NZ Health Partnerships in March 2016. Immediately prior to this Megan was Chief Executive of Health Purchasing Victoria, a role she had held since 2008 and where she was responsible for Procurement Policy and the procurement and management of over 40 contract categories for the 85 public health services in Victoria, Australia. Megan’s previous role was as Supply Chain Director at Alfred Health, a major tertiary health service in Victoria. Prior to joining the health sector Megan held a variety of line management and consulting roles in industries including FMCG, manufacturing and professional services. Megan holds Degrees in Engineering and Science from The University of Melbourne and an MBA from The Melbourne Business School. Megan has also completed the Australian Institute of Company Directors’ Company Directors Course and Harvard Business School’s Leading Change & Organisational Renewal.

Professor Dr Dr Jens MuellerMNZM

Jens Mueller has over 25 years’ experience as Chairman/CEO/Co-Founder/Director in global health care fi rms from $1-900 million turnover. He is an award-winning Management School Professor with a focus on Governance and Leadership Strategies in global fi rms. He serves on the PHARMAC Board, is one of the 4 Health System Capability reviewers for the Minister of Health Hon Jonathan Coleman, and reviews National Science projects for MBIE Minister Hon Stephen Joyce. Professor Mueller has authored/edited 100+ publications and 7 books, is an engaging speaker and a Corporate Consultant worldwide. He teaches in New Zealand, China, Colombia, Abu Dhabi, and the USA, and consults on long-term strategy for enterprises and non-profi t fi rms.

Mitchell PhamCo-Founder and Director, Augen Software Group, Auckland, NZ

Mitchell Pham is a business and social technology entrepreneur. He is a co-founder and director of the Augen Software Group, a founding member of NZ Health IT, and participant in health and social services innovation in ICT for over two decades. Mitchell is experienced in information management, software products & services, sales & marketing, international operations, integrated health-disability-social services, strategy development, collaborative partnerships and strategic growth through innovation. Outside Augen, Mitchell is a Trustee of the Asia New Zealand Foundation, an Advisor at the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), and an Executive of Health Informatics New Zealand (HINZ).

Associate Professor Edgar Rodriguez RamirezSchool of Design, Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, NZ

Dr Edgar Rodriguez Ramirez is an industrial designer who investigates how to design medical devices for human experience. He has designed commercial products in France, Italy, Mexico, South Korea and New Zealand. He co-leads the Smart Interactions group at Victoria University of Wellington’s School of Design, where he is also the Programme Director for Industrial Design. His research focuses on investigating what are the needs of people around medical procedures and designing for satisfying those needs. The Smart Interactions group designs physical devices with digital interfaces. A strong area of focus in the group is to apply exergames to rehabilitative devices to improve engagement to therapies.


Caring for the world, one person at a time inspires and unites the people of Johnson & Johnson. We embrace research and science bringing innovative ideas, products and services to advance the health and well-being of people.

Globally, Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies has more than 250 operating companies in 60 countries employing approximately 129,000 people. Johnson & Johnson has been operating in Australasia since 1931. Our primary focus is to make life-changing, long-term difference to human health by targeting the major health-related issues facing New Zealanders. Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices produces a range of innovative products and solutions used primarily by health care professionals in the fields of orthopaedics, neurological disease, vision care, diabetes care, infection prevention, diagnostics, cardiovascular disease, and aesthetics. We are one of the largest medical technology providers in New Zealand selling to more than 1,000 customers. Across Australia and New Zealand, we employ more than 950 people.

Working across both the public and private sectors, Johnson & Johnson is significantly invested in providing products and services to support the health of New Zealanders. We have more than 30 major new products undergoing a regulatory submission in the next two years. These products will further improve patient outcomes and expand our market leadership while facilitating the development of new business models. INNOVATION AT JOHNSON & JOHNSON Johnson & Johnson believes that innovation is critical to our mission of caring and saving lives. We are uniquely positioned to lead the advancement of health care delivery by developing customer-focused solutions and collaborating to bring innovation to life. We believe this will help us to develop new products and total solutions for patients and health care providers. Globally, our commitment to innovation continues to deliver strong results for the business, with more than 85% of key platforms in #1 or #2 leadership positions across general and plastic surgery, orthopaedics, neurology, bariatric surgery, infection prevention, urology, gynaecology, sports medicine, cardiovascular disease. Locally, Johnson & Johnson Medical embraces innovation through local partnerships and programs that help shape the medical technology industry. Our innovation activities harness the expertise of industry and community peers, with the strong belief that together, we are stronger.

OUR FAMILY OF COMPANIES COMPRISES - The world’s largest and most diverse medical

devices company - The world’s premier consumer health company - The world’s fifth largest biologics company, and - The world’s eighth-largest pharmaceuticals

company

Johnson & Johnson Medical (New Zealand) Limited 507 Mt Wellington Highway, Auckland 1060

093796-100524


Faye RyanOperations and Implementation Manager, Strategic Technology Prioritisation and Innovation Team (STePIn), Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ

As the Operations and Implementation Manager of the Strategic Technology Prioritisation and Innovation team in the Ministry of Health (formerly the National Health Committee), Faye applies her 30 years of experience in front line care delivery, health management, strategic planning and system redesign and change management, to the topic of ‘Which technologies should be available in the New Zealand Health system?’ Faye has qualifi cations in nursing, public and population health, health and social impact assessment, health economics and business with an MBA from Waikato University School of Management.

Giles SouthwellChief Technology & Digital Services Offi cer (Acting), Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ

Giles joined The Ministry of Health in March 2016 as Acting Chief Technology and Digital Services Offi cer. Originally from the United Kingdom, Giles has worked across the public sector since the early 90s, in roles that have focused on improving business performance and value for money, identifying service improvements, and delivering effective corporate governance and assurance. He moved to New Zealand in 2008 to work for the Offi ce of the Auditor-General where he was responsible for leading their work on improving service performance information and moved on to the Inland Revenue Department as Chief Financial Offi cer and Chief Technology Offi cer before joining the Ministry of Health. Giles was educated at the University of Bradford where he achieved First Class Honours in Managerial Sciences and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy, Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand, and a Fellow of CPA Australia.

Roger StylesChief Executive Offi cer, Health Funds Association of New Zealand, Wellington, NZ

Roger has led the Health Funds Association of New Zealand (HFANZ) since 2007 advocating on behalf of the health insurance industry. His background is in public policy and economics, with roles prior to HFANZ in both central and local government in New Zealand. He is a former deputy Mayor of Hutt City Council and served 15 years as an elected member, also having previous governance roles as director on the boards of several companies and organisations. Roger holds a Master of Public Policy & Bachelor of Commerce & Administration - (Economics).

Professor Denise TaylorPhysiotherapist, Health & Rehabilitation Research Institute, AUT University, Auckland, NZ

I am a physiotherapist with a PhD in neuroscience and work in the Health & Rehabilitation Research Institute at AUT University. I am passionate about improving the lives of people with disabilities. I believe that we are likely to have greater success in achieving this if we bring together the world of the ‘patient’ with those of the engineers, clinicians, designers and health funders. Putting the patient at the heart of the development of rehabilitation technology requires understanding of both the patient experience and the process of rehabilitation.

Myles WardCEO, healthAlliance, Auckland, NZ

Myles Ward is the Chief Executive Offi cer of Health Alliance and has over 15 years of public / private sector senior ICT related leadership experience. He has a background in operating large scale and complex ICT environments with a record of successfully delivering large scale technology related change / transformations. Myles was the former Chief Technology Offi cer at IRD and was primarily focused on the strategic direction of IRD and the technology aspects of IRD’s large scale Business Transformation. Prior to this, Myles was working in the fi nancial sector with Westpac Banking Corporation. Tertiary qualifi ed with a Business Degree from Massey and with a Masters of Public Administration through Monash and Victoria University, Myles also has previous experience as the international Co-Chair of the ISO working group for the investigation and development of Global standards for IT governance.

OUR MC

Cameron Bennett MC, Freelance Director/Writer/PpresenterCameron Bennett Media Ltd

Highly-experienced, award-winning broadcast journalist/director/presenter working across news, current affairs and documentary. Most recently, a director/writer on the popular TVNZ social issues series ‘The Hard Stuff’ – including the acclaimed ‘Is Sugar the new Fat?’ programme. Cameron has a long and extensive career as a Foreign Correspondent and Senior Correspondent on shows such as ‘Sunday’ and ’60 minutes.’ He is also a Chief Judge on Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year. Apart from documentary-making, he has also co-authored ‘The Power of Us – New Zealanders Who Dare to Dream’ (2012) with Sir Ray Avery and is a keen musician.

INVITED SPEAKERS


Level 2, Grant Thornton House

215 Lambton Quay, Wellington

T: +64 4 801 6026

www.consultmaven.com

Beyondthe DragonsNew Zealand’s trade with the Gulf markets

of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar,

Kuwait, Oman, and Bahrain is only set to grow.

With similar populations to New Zealand,

many of these markets are now looking to

New Zealand for innovative health product

and services solutions.

Our ventures team works with New Zealand

premium and ultra-premium manufacturers,

producers and professional services providers

who wish to expand into new markets such as

the Middle East but don’t know where to start.

Hunt down Joanna Lambert at Speakers Corner

or contact her on +64 21 541 553 or

[email protected]

If your export focus goes beyond China the

UK or the USA we’d like to hear from you.

The GCC healthcare market is projected to grow at a

12.1% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from an

estimated US$ 40.3 billion in 2015 to US$ 71.3 billion

in 2020.

Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) key market stats:

From an estimated US$ 24.0 billion in 2015, the

outpatient market is forecasted to reach US$ 42.4

billion in 2020. The inpatient market is anticipated

to grow from US$ 16.4 billion to US$ 28.9 billion

during the same period.

The healthcare market in each GCC country is

anticipated to expand by 11%- 13% between 2015 and

2020 in terms of annual average growth rates.

Source: Alpen Capital’s GCC Healthcare Industry Report, February 2016


TUESDAY 21 JUNE 2016

0730 – 0830 Registration Desk and Exhibition Open. Welcome Refreshments Great Room I

0830 – 0840 Welcome and Opening Remarks Cameron Bennett, Master of CeremoniesJodi Mitchell, Chair, NZHITChandra Selvadurai, Chair, MTANZ

Great Room III&IV

0840 – 0900 Opening Presentation Hon Dr Jonathan Coleman,Minister of Health, Wellington, NZ

0900 – 0940 Ministry of Health Strategy Chai Chuah, Director General, Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ

0940 – 1030 Capability, Comfort and Calm: Measuring What Matters Most

Associate Professor Scott Wallace, Dell School ofMedicine, University of Texas at Austin, USA

1030 – 1100 Morning Tea and Exhibitor Networking Great Room I

1100 – 1130 Welcome to the Era of Cognitive Health Dr. Michael S. Weiner, Chief Medical InformationOffi cer, IBM Healthcare

1130 – 1200 Precision Medicine Ian McCrae, CEO, Orion Health, Auckland, NZ

1200 – 1230 The Role of the Health Select Committee in Improving theNation’s Healthcare Outcomes

Simon O’Connor MP,Chair, Health Select Committee, Auckland, NZ

1230 – 1330 Lunch and Exhibitor Networking Great Room I

1330 – 1530 NZ’S MEDTECH CENTRE OF RESEARCH EXCELLENCE –OPPORTUNITIES IN YOUR BACKYARD?

1330 – 1345

Introduction to the CoRE and How We Are Contributing to the NZ MedTech SectorProfessor Peter Hunter, Director, Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI), University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ

1345 – 1400

Diagnostic Technologies and Expertise at OtagoDavid Grimmett, Enterprise Manager, Biomedical Technologies and Asia Partnerships, Research & Enterprise Offi ce, The University of Otago, Dunedin, NZ

1400 – 1415

Meeting the 2016 Health Strategy Through CollaborationMarcus King, Distinguished Engineer, Team Leader, Assistive Devices, ICT, Callaghan Innovation, Auckland, NZ

1415 – 1430

How Interaction Design and Prototyping Contribute to the Medtech CoREAssociate Professor Edgar Rodriguez-Ramirez, Victoria University of Wellington, School of Design, Wellington, NZ

1430 – 1445

Measuring your Health, and Changing Clinical OutcomesAssociate Professor David Budgett, University of Auckland, Auckland Bioengineering Institute, Auckland, NZ

1445 – 1500

Developing Technologies for Rehabilitation: Who is it we are doing this for?Professor Denise Taylor, Physiotherapist, Health & Rehabilitation Research Institute, AUT University, Auckland, NZ

1500 – 1515

Emerging New Health Technologies at Canterbury UniversityProfessor Maggie-Lee Huckabee, Swallowing Rehabilitation Research Lab, The University of Canterbury; Director, Rose Centre for Stroke Recovery and Research, St George’s Medical Centre, Christchurch, NZ

1530 - 1600 Afternoon Tea and Exhibitor Networking

Great Room I

1600 - 1630 PHARMAC:Delivering Value from Medical Devices

Steffan Crausaz, CEO, PHARMAC, Wellington, NZ

1630 - 1700 Avatars in Healthcare Associate Professor Mark Sagar, Director, Laboratory for Animate Technologies, Auckland Bioengineering Institute, Auckland, NZ

1700 - 1710 Summary of the Day

1710 - 1900 Welcome Reception & Industry Exhibition Great Room I

1900 Congress Innovation Awards Dinner –MTANZ/NZHIT Awards

Plus Guest Speaker: Jake Bailey Crystal Ballroom,Langham Hotel

PROGRAMME


NZ Health Inc.

SUPPORTING SPONSORS

NZMS


WEDNESDAY 22 JUNE 2016

0645 – 0800 MTANZ AGM and Breakfast (Members only) Great Room III&IV

0730 – 0800 Registration Desk and Exhibition Open Welcome Refreshments Great Room I

0800 – 0810 Welcome Back & Summary Cameron Bennett, Master of Ceremonies Great Room III&IV

0810 – 0830 Proposed New Zealand Therapeutic Legislation

Sheila Swan, Strategy and Policy, Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ

0830 – 0900 Creative Space: Collaborative Innovationand Inspiration and Planning a Mission to Mars

Dr Martin Orr, Psychiatrist, Clinical Director of Information Services, Waitemata DHB; Chair, Northern DHB Regional Information System Security Forum, Auckland, NZ

0900 – 0945 Global Trends for Code of Business Ethics for the Medical Technology Industry

Christopher L. White, Esq. Sr EVP, General Counsel, Advanced Medical TechnologyAssociation (AdvaMed), Washington, USA

0945 – 1015 Surgical Registry Big-Data – ‘The Good, the Bad & the Ugly’

Mr Tony Lamberton, Orthopaedic Surgeon,Grace Orthopaedic Centre, Tauranga, NZ

1015 – 1030 Health Tech Industry Review Findings Kevin Sheehy, Associate-Health Lead, Navigator, Wellington, NZ

1030 – 1100 Morning Tea and Exhibitor Networking Great Room I

MTANZ Great Room III&IV NZHIT Crystal Room I&II

Enabling a Healthier New Zealand

1100 – 1120

So What Now?Peter Guthrie, General Manager, Strategic Technology Prioritisation and Innovation Team (STePIn), Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZFaye Ryan, Implementation Manager, Strategic TechnologyPrioritisation and Innovation Team (STePIn), Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ

1120 – 1140

Managing IT Projects for Success — Dolphins not WhalesDavid Clark, Chair, healthAlliance, Auckland, NZMyles Ward, CEO, healthAlliance, Auckland, NZ

1140 – 1200

Suppliers Relationship ManagementAndy Cochrane, Programme Director, New Zealand Government Procurement, Market Services, Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment, Wellington, NZ

1200 – 1220

Harnessing the Collective Voice of 20 DHBs via NZ Health Partnerships – How it Changes the Way WeThink About Health Procurement in New ZealandMegan Main, CEO, NZ Health Partnerships Ltd, Auckland, NZ

1220 – 1240

Private Funding in MoH StrategyRoger Styles, CEO, Health Funds Association of New Zealand, Wellington, NZ

1240 – 1255

Panel Discussion

Briefi ng for Collaborative Interactive Session

1100 – 1105

Where to next for NZHIT?Scott Arrol, CEO, NZHIT, Auckland, NZ

1105 – 1120

Do We Really Know What Innovation in Health Technology Is?Professor Dr Dr Jens Mueller, MNZM

1120 – 1135

Applying Exponential Technologies to Address Humanity’s Grand ChallengesKaila Colbin, NZ Ambassador, Singularity University, Christchurch, NZ

1135 – 1200

Wearables to Thinkables: Decoding Brain States using Deep Learning and IBM’s Brain-InspiredTrueNorth ChipStefan Harrer, Lead Brain-Inspired Computing Research, Research Staff Member, IBM Research, Australia

1200 – 1300

Smart Systems – MOH Key Strategic ThemeFACILITATOR: Joanna Lambert, Maven Consulting

The Strategically Important Part That Technology Will Play To Enable a Successful Health SystemGiles Southwell, Chief Technology & Digital Services Offi cer (Acting), Ministry of Health, Wellington, NZ

Leave the Past & Present Behind – What Does the Future Look Like?Expert Panel Session (with Q&A for delegates)

Standards as an Innovative ToolDr David Hay, Product Strategist, Orion Health, Auckland, NZ

PROGRAMME


NZ Health Inc.

SUPPORTING SPONSORS

NZMS

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Smart Health System: Challenges & Opportunities for Community Healthcare Providers and for Health InnovatorsMitchell Pham, Co-Founder and Director, Augen Software Group, Auckland, NZ

The Future – Safe, Affordable, Precision Healthcare For All!Anne Kolbe, Director, EXCITE International, Auckland, NZ

Briefi ng for Collaborative Interactive Session

1300 – 1345 Lunch and Exhibitor Networking Great Room I

COLLABORATIVE INTERACTIVE SESSION —HOW WILL TECHNOLOGY ENABLE THE SUCCESS OF NZ’S HEALTH SYSTEM? WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?

BE PREPARED FOR THE COLLABORATIVE INTERACTIVE SESSIONVisit the Congress website www.healthcarecongress.org.nz for pre-reading informationOr, view pre-reading information via ShowGizmo mobile app – on the main home page select “More Info”, scroll to the bottom and the link is under “Resources – Collaborative Interactive Session Pre-Reading”

1345 – 1445 A facilitated, high energy, interactive session providing delegates with the opportunity to contribute their knowledge and thinking into the Ministry of Health’s NZ Health Strategy focussing on its Key Strategic Themes. The focus of each session will be on how technology can enable and support the success of the Health Strategy thereby doing our bit to create a healthier New Zealand.

The outcome of this interactive session will be the development of key points (as a result of everyone’s input) that will be reported back to the Minister of Health and the Director-General of Health. These key points will form the basis of how MTANZ and NZHIT will partner with the Ministry as the Health Strategy is implemented from 1 July 2016.

Delegates in pre-assigned groups rotate around four ‘hub’s that each feature a key element of MoH NZ Health Strategy.

• People-powered• Closer to Home• Value and high-performance• One Team

Great Room III&IV

1445 – 1500 Interactive Session

1500 – 1515 Summary of Medical and Health Technology Outcomes from theHealthcare CongressKey points to be reported back to the Minister of Health and Director - General of Health

Facilitated by

Cameron Bennett, MC andFaye Sumner, MTANZ and Scott Arrol, NZHIT

PROGRAMME


NZ Health Inc.

SUPPORTING SPONSORS

NZMS

2121- 22 JUNE 2016 THE LANGHAM HOTEL, AUCKLANDwww.hea l thcarecongress .org .nz 2121- 22 JUNE 2016 THE LANGHAM HOTEL, AUCKLANDwww.hea l thcarecongress .org .nz

Social Events

WELCOME RECEPTION

Tuesday 21 June 2016 17:10 hrs – 19:00 hrsVenue: Langham Hotel, Exhibition Hall, Great Room IDress: Business attire

CONGRESS INNOVATION AWARDS DINNER

Tuesday 21 June 2016 19:00 hrs to lateVenue: Crystal Ballroom, Langham HotelDress: Business attire

MTANZ/NZHIT AwardsGuest Speaker: Jake Bailey

Jake Bailey is an 18 year old ex-Christchurch Boys’ High School senior monitor. His prize-giving speech made worldwide headlines after going viral in November 2015.

A week before he was due to deliver this speech he fell ill and was diagnosed with Burkitts non-Hodgkinson lymphoma, the fastest growing cancer known to man, and was given three weeks to live if left untreated.

He persevered through this challenge to make his speech to his fellow students. The video clip of his speech went on to touch the hearts of millions across the globe. He was the “clear winner” of Massey University’s 2015 New Zealand Quote of the Year after receiving an unprecedented 77 per cent of the public vote.

Since being announced in remission in January, Jake has gone on to share with audiences his experiences, his courage and the things he has learned that have given him clarity throughout his journey, in the hopes of helping other young people facing diffi culties.


ACCOMMODATION

Please ensure you settle your accommodation account directly with the hotel in full on departure, including all meals, telephone calls and mini bar charges.

AUDIO VISUAL TECHNICIAN

AV Technicians will be onsite throughout the Congress. Speakers – please ensure you download your presentations in the Speaker Prep Room located in the Great Room II well prior to your presentation time.

CARPARKING

Limited Valet Parking is available at the hotel subject to availability at $40.00 per day. The closest public car park is the Tournament Public Car Park located at the rear of the hotel off Liverpool Street. To check for parking rates please go to: http://www.bookapark.com/bap/Tournament%20Parking/HomePage.aspx

All car parking is subject to availability.

CELLPHONES & PAGERS

These must be turned off, or set to silent mode when the Congress is in session.

CONGRESS VENUE

LANGHAM HOTEL, Auckland, 83 Symonds Street, Auckland Central, New Zealand phone +64 9 379 5132 fax +64 9 377 9367

Congress Sessions: Great Room III & IV Crystal RoomsExhibition and Catering: Great Room IWelcome Reception: Great Room ICongress Dinner: Crystal BallroomRegistration Desk: Great Room Foyer

Please ask for directions at the Congress registration desk if you are unsure. Please note, food and drinks are not to be consumed in the Congress rooms. Bottled water is acceptable.

INDUSTRY EXHIBITION

The Exhibition will be held in the Great Room I. An exhibitor catalogue is printed at the back of this handbook for your convenience. Please make every effort to visit the exhibition stands during breaks. The Welcome Reception, morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be held in the exhibition area.

Exhibition Opening Hours:

Tuesday, 21 June 2016, 0730 – 1900Wednesday, 22 June 2016, 0730 – 1345

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MEDICAL

Emergency (Police, Ambulance, Fire) 111Auckland Hospital (09) 367 0000

MESSAGES

Messages may be left with staff at the registration desk. Please check for messages as no announcements will be made.

NAME BADGES

Please wear your name badge at ALL meeting sessions and social functions.

REFRESHMENTS

Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea, as scheduled in the programme, will be served in the Industry Exhibition Area – Great Room I.

REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION DESK

The registration desk is located in the Great Room Foyer area of the Langham Hotel. The registration desk will be open at the following times:

Tuesday, 21 June 20160730 – 1900 hours

Wednesday, 22 June 20160730 – 1700 hours

Congress Manager: Donna Clapham – phone 021 325 133

NO SMOKING POLICY

Delegates should be aware that smoking is banned in public buildings and many hotels and restaurants in New Zealand, including the Congress venue.

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

If you have purchased a ticket for the Congress Dinner there will be an icon showing this on your namebadge. Please ensure you wear your namebadge to all social functions. Should you wish to book or purchase any additional tickets please contact the registration desk.

SPECIAL DIETS

Delegates who have registered special dietary requirements have been catered for on a separate dietary requirements buffet. Delegates who have special dietary requirements and have not registered their requirements should advise the staff at the registration desk as soon as possible.

VENUE LAYOUT

A fl oor plan of the Congress venue is provided in the handbook for your convenience.

LIABILITY DISCLAIMER

In the event of industrial disruption or other unforeseen circumstances, Workz4U Limited/MTANZ accepts no responsibility for loss of monies.

COAT CHECK

A coat check will be available to delegates and will be manned at the beginning and end of each day. Should a guest need something during the event please ask any of the Langham Banquets staff.

WIFI

WiFi is available throughout the Congress. When you go into your internet browser it will automatically come up with the Langham WiFi access. The WiFi passcode is: congress16

CONGRESS ORGANISER

Donna Clapham, Conference Manager

CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT

PO Box 90641, Victoria Street West, Aucklandt + 64 9 917 3653 e [email protected] w www.w4u.co.nz

ORGANISING COMMITTEE

Scott Arrol NZHIT

Steve Hamilton Smith & Nephew

Victoria Jantke Medical Technology Association of NZ

Mike Munley Medical Technology Association of NZ

Diane Siew Callaghan Innovation

Faye Sumner Medical Technology Association of NZ

Jyoti Chugh Callaghan Innovation


Sponsor & Exhibitor CatalogueBOOTH ALLOCATION

NZ Health Inc Stands 1/ 6Opritech Stand 7Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies Stands 8 / 9IMD Group Stands 10 /12ZimmerBiomet Stands 13Getinge Group Stands 14BSN Medical Ltd Stand 15Device Technologies Stand 16Medtronic Stands 17 /18Accuro Health Insurance Stand 19Tellen Systems NZ Ltd Stand 20Medical Technology Association of New Zealand Stand 21/22IBM Speakers’ Corner

SPEAKERS’CORNER

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SPEAKERS’ CORNER

IBM NEW ZEALAND‘Platinum Sponsor’State Insurance BuildingLevel 2, 1 Willis Street Wellington Central 6011M 027 754 8400 E [email protected] www.ibm.com/nz

Contact Person: Matthew Christie, Client Engagement Leader - Central Government, Healthcare & Social Services

IBM is a cognitive solutions and cloud platform company. We work with forward-thinking organisations everywhere on their digital transformation journey. IBM has been part of the fabric of the New Zealand economy for more than 60 years, leveraging global expertise to provide an edge for local businesses, governments and non-profits through industry insight, high-powered research, and technology expertise.

STANDS 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 NZ Health Inc.NZ Health Inc. ‘Silver Plus Sponsor’

A growing partner community unifying New Zealand’s health information and technology capabilities.

Our vision is to support and enable a healthier New Zealand through a FHIR enabled multi-partner, multi-sector, shared ecosystem where there is seamless access to complete, accurate, secure and personalised health information, enabling healthcare delivery and precision medicine that provide positive health outcomes for all New Zealanders (and beyond).

This will be achieved through the collaborative efforts of all partners within the NZ Health IT and Health Services community, focusing on shared principles, breaking down previously isolated silos of data and working together to identify and solve problems with a focus on building a world leading healthcare system. Collaboration partners are members of the peak industry body, NZHIT, who share a vision to support an agreed set of principles contained within a ‘Charter of Interoperability’ that will guide these activities across the NZ Health IT and Health Services community.

STAND 7

OPRITECH‘Supporting Sponsor’PO Box 3492, Richmond, Nelson 7050P 0800 32 40 32E [email protected] www.opritech.co.nz

A company with a passion for healthcare

Opritech is an established New Zealand based company with global connections. We are a progressive family owned business and have supported the medical industry continuously for more than thirty five years. The maturing Opritech business as you see it today offers a ‘Total Solution’ in healthcare design, equipment, service and support. As part of our commitment to excellence we have adopted ISO 9001, 13485, and 14001 quality

management systems. Our high standard of health and safety conforms to AS/NZS 4801. Opritech takes an integrated approach to managing health and safety systems and ensures there are robust management systems in place, so clients receive consistent, well informed assistance whenever they need it.

STANDS 8 / 9

JOHNSON & JOHNSON MEDICAL DEVICES COMPANIES ‘Gold Sponsor’PO Box 62 – 185, Sylvia Park, Auckland 1644P +64 9 574 1783F +64 9 573 6234E [email protected] www.jnj.com

Contact Person: Andrew Mumford

Every day, our businesses help people live longer, healthier and happier lives. We do this by delivering industry-leading innovation and investing in growth segments that drive value for customers and improve patient outcomes. This commitment to excellence is evident throughout Johnson & Johnson and in Medical Devices, where our team is on a mission to reach more patients and restore more lives through faster, smarter innovation, a relentless customer focus and a culture of agility.


STANDS 10 / 11 / 12

IMD GROUP ‘Silver Sponsor’ c/o P O Box 15645, New LynnE [email protected] www.imdnz.co.nz

Contact Person: Angela Day

A group of 21 privately owned New Zealand companies committed to the quality provision of innovative equipment, consumables, education and technical support to the New Zealand healthcare sector.

STAND 13

ZIMMERBIOMET210 Khyber Pass RoadNewmarket, AucklandP 0508 732 888W www.zimmerbiomet.com

At Zimmer Biomet, our knowledge and our expertise help healthcare professionals deliver the highest patient outcomes. Our hard work and collaboration with our Customers and with each other drives innovation, service and results.

STAND 14

Getinge GroupPO Box 132 262, Sylvia Park AucklandP 0800 1 GETINGEW www.getingegroup.com

Getinge Group combines the three leading brands, ArjoHuntleigh Extended Care, Maquet Medical Systems and Getinge Infection Control. As a group it is a leading global provider of innovative solutions for operating rooms, intensive-care units, hospital wards, sterilization departments, elderly care and life science companies and institutions.

STAND 15

BSN MEDICAL LTDPO Box 56-033, Dominion RdAuckland 1446P 09 6308814W www.bsnmedical.com.au

Contact Person: Joanne MacdonaldSales and Marketing Manager

BSN medical is a global leader in the medical device sector, specialising in the areas of Wound Management, Orthopaedics, Vascular Therapy and Lymphoedema. We are focused on developing and providing fi rst class products and services to help deliver improved healthcare outcomes for the healing of bone, skin, soft tissue and lymphatic and vascular conditions. Our product range includes many well-known and trusted brands including Propax®, Fixomull®, Leuko® Tapes, and JOBST®. From January 2016, BSN medical in Australia and New Zealand has commenced operations with a new, local organisation to directly service and support our customers. We are excited about our new journey, and look forward to working with you more closely.

STAND 16

DEVICE TECHNOLOGIES LTD47 Arrenway Drive, PO Box 302 413, Albany AucklandP 09 913 2000F 09 913 2009E [email protected] www.device.co.nz

Contact Person: Peter Mears

Device Technologies is Australasia’s largest independent resource for state of the art medical equipment and consumables. For over 22 years Device Technologies has dynamically sought out cutting edge technologies worldwide to enrich the medical fi eld in Australasia. Device Technologies consistently leads the way in New Zealand with ground-breaking technologies such as:

2007: The fi rst da Vinci Robotic Surgery System in New Zealand.2016: The fi rst 4K Ultra-High Defi nition camera system in the market and fi rst signifi cant change since HD is installed in New Zealand – the fi rst in Australasia.

The Device Technologies portfolio includes world class, innovative technologies and consumables across all Hospital Departments.


STAND 17 / 18

MEDTRONIC NEW ZEALAND LIMITED‘Premium Sponsor’Level 3 – Building 5Central Park Corporate Centre666 Great South Road Penrose AUCKLAND 1051P 09 9674619F 09 9183742W www.medtronic.co.nz

As a global leader in medical technology, services and solutions, Medtronic improves the health and lives of millions of people each year. We believe our deep clinical, therapeutic and economic expertise can help address the complex challenges — such as rising costs, aging populations, and the burden of chronic disease — faced by families and healthcare systems today. But, we can’t do it alone. That’s why we’re committed to partnering in new ways and developing powerful solutions that deliver better patient outcomes.

Join us in our commitment to take healthcare Further, Together. Learn more at Medtronic.co.nz.

STAND 19

ACCURO HEALTH INSURANCE

PO Box 10075, Wellington 6143P 0800 222 876W www.accuro.co.nz

Contact Person: Emma Hay

Accuro is Latin for ‘taking care’, and that’s what we do. We’ve been taking outstanding care of our members for over 40 years by providing comprehensive health insurance cover and personal service at the lowest possible premiums. We started out in 1971 as HSWS the health insurer for health professionals, so we’re experts in our fi eld.

Our sole focus is taking care of your most important asset – your health.

We’re not for profi t, meaning everything we do is for those who own us – our members. We’re proud to be successful in providing our members with top-quality products at the lowest sustainable premiums.

STAND 20

TELLEN SYSTEMS NZ (2013) LTD

PO Box 1285, Pukekohe 2340, Unit 10 16 Alpito Place, Pukekohe 2120, AucklandP 09 238 4309M 021 536 607F 09 238 1309W www.tellen.co.nz

Contact Person: Paul Trotter

Tellen Systems has a long history of supplying communication solutions to NZ Hospitals and healthcare, past, present and future and is well positioned to guide NZ Healthcare Providers into the world of Smartphone devices without forgetting the requirements of Critical Communications –

“That it reach the right people and teams every time”

Visit Tellen Systems at Stand #20 to learn about Communication solutions that perform all communication tasks effectively while ensuring security and priority of message.

STANDS 21 / 22

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION OF NZPO Box 74116, Greenlane CentralAuckland 1546T 09 917 3645E [email protected] www.mtanz.org.nz

The Medical Technology Association of New Zealand (MTANZ) is the industry body representing medical technology manufacturers, importers and distributors of medical devices in New Zealand.


Delegates

SPEAKER

COMMITTEE

FULL REGISTRATION

DAY REGISTRATION

STUDENT

EXHIBITION ONLY

SPONSOR

NAME BADGE LEGEND

Hamish Allison Managing DirectorJackson Allison Medical and SurgicalAuckland, New Zealand

Geoff AnnalsCEOAccuro Health InsuranceWellington, New Zealand

Olivia AnstisDirector of Clinical StrategyAtlantis Healthcare LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

Edith AnyanwuManaging DirectorAdichis Healthcare LtdCoventry, United Kingdom

Scott ArrolCEONZHITAuckland, New Zealand

John AshleyEducation and Enablement Line of Business OwnerOrion HealthAuckland, New Zealand

Stephen AttkinsCountry Manager GE HealthcareGE Healthcare LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Janine AttwoodSimplHealthAuckland, New Zealand

Jake Bailey

Alex BamfordWM BamfordWellington, New Zealand

Jackie Barnes Director of Sales - Patient and Post Acute CareGetinge GroupAuckland, New Zealand

Jennifer BarnesHealth Business Development ManagerUniServicesAuckland, New Zealand

James BarrettCountry ManagerEdwards LifesciencesAuckland, New Zealand

Jenny BennellRegulatory Affairs and Quality Director ANZSt Jude MedicalLane Cove, Australia

Cameron BennettMaster of CeremoniesAuckland, New Zealand

Thor BesierAssociate ProfessorThe University of AucklandAuckland, New Zealand

Susan BinksCo founderSHI Global LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

Grant BlacklerGeneral ManagerOnelinkAuckland, New Zealand

Garth BlakeBusiness Unit ManagerRem Systems LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Anthony BlythManaging DirectorGetinge GroupAuckland, New Zealand

Steve BoomertCEOProCare Health LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

Renu BorstCEONew Zealand Society of AnaesthetistsWellington, New Zealand

Chris BowmanHead of VerticalsSpark VenturesAuckland, New Zealand

Garth BradfordDirectorRegional Health LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

David BudgettTechnology Development LeaderThe University of AucklandAuckland, New Zealand

Michael BuistMedical AdviserPatientrackTasmania, Australia

Diane CampbellCommercial Business ManagerBaxter Healthcare LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

Alan CavellDirector of Sales - Acute Care TherapiesGetinge GroupAuckland, New Zealand

Vanessa CeelenBetter by DesignAuckland, New Zealand

Julia ChambersBusiness Innovation AdvisorCallaghan InnovationAuckland, New Zealand

Jackson ChanOperations ManagerCulpan MedicalAuckland, New Zealand

Stephen ChildDirector of Clinical Training and chair of the NZ Medical AssociationAuckland DHBAuckland, New Zealand

Jyoti ChughProject Coordinator, Accelerator ServicesCallaghan InnovationAuckland, New Zealand

Andy CochraneProgramme Director, NZ Government Procurement and PropertyMinistry of Business, Innovation and EmploymentWellington, New Zealand

Kaila ColbinSingularityU New ZealandChristchurch, New Zealand

Jonathan ColemanMinister of HealthNZ GovernmentWellington, New Zealand

Robert Cooper3M Australia Pty LtdNSW, Australia

Marshall CouperActing Northern Regional Customer ManagerCallaghan InnovationAuckland, New Zealand

Liza Cox-HancyCEOUltimate Care GroupAuckland, New Zealand

Tara Creaven-CapassoCompany DirectoryCaduceus Medical Development LtdPalmerston NorthNew Zealand

Mark CrottySmith and NephewAuckland, New Zealand

Marie CulpanMarketing ManagerCulpan MedicalAuckland, New Zealand

Erin CurrieNZ Business ManagerOlympusAuckland, New Zealand

Lauren DarganMolnlycke Health CareAuckland, New Zealand

Catherine DelamareGeneral Manager - NZ & South Pacifi cResMedBella Vista, Australia

Leigh DonoghueANZ Health Managing DirectorAccentureAuckland, New Zealand

Claire EdmondsProfessional DevelopmentGreen Cross HealthAuckland, New Zealand

Tony EdmondsRegulatory Affairs ManagerRem Systems LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Mark EdwardsPrincipal ConsultantSimplHealthAuckland, New Zealand

Jonathan EllisSales Manager HomecareFisher & Paykel HealthcareAuckland, New Zealand

Kelleigh EmbersVensa HealthAuckland, New Zealand


Delegates

Leon ErasmusonBusiness Innovation Advisor, Accelerator ServicesCallaghan InnovationChristchurch, New Zealand

Hefi n EvansB. Braun NZAuckland, New Zealand

George FaithfullVice President Government & Regulatory AffairsStrykerSydney, Australia

Milner FernandesBusiness Director Hospital - ANZEBOS HealthcareAuckland, New Zealand

Mary FisherNZ Sales ManagerHalyard New ZealandAuckland, New Zealand

Pat FogartyManaging DirectorShamrock Industries LimitedChristchurchNew Zealand

Darren ForrestDirector, Quality and Regulatory AffairsMedtronic Australasia Pty LtdSydney, Australia

Sam FrameSales ManagerHoward Wright LimitedNew Plymouth, New Zealand

Simon FraserAssociate Dean of ResearchResearch Trust of Victoria UniversityWellington, New Zealand

Tiina FrazerRoche Products LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Peter GardnerUSL MedicalAuckland, New Zealand

Graham GaylardCEOReal Time GenomicsHamilton, New Zealand

Sarah GoldsburyKey Account ManagerJackson Allison Medical and SurgicalAuckland, New Zealand

Kayan GondaClinical Research AssociateFisher & Paykel HealthcareAuckland, New Zealand

Gregory GouldingSector Manager, ParliamentaryController and Auditor-GeneralWellington, New Zealand

Mike GrantGeneral Manager - Clinical Services and TransformationMidCentral DHBPalmerston NorthNew Zealand

Sean GrayCEONew Zealand Artifi cial Limb ServiceWellington, New Zealand

Adrian Gregory GM Innovation & WorkforceWREDA (Grow Wellington)Wellington, New Zealand

David GrimmettEnterprise ManagerUniversity of OtagoDunedin, New Zealand

Swati GuptaSenior Research ScientistCallaghan InnovationChristchurch, New Zealand

Peter GuthrieGeneral ManagerMinistry of HealthWellington, New Zealand

Frances GuyettCEONew Zealand Health Innovation Hub LLPAuckland, New Zealand

Darrin HackettExecutive Director of Virtual Care & InnovationWaikato DHBHamilton, New Zealand

Greg HamiltonTeam Leader Service TransitionCanterbury DHBChristchurch, New Zealand

Steve HamiltonSmith and NephewAuckland, New Zealand

Tony HamptonDirector of Sales - Surgical Workfl ows & Infection ControlGetinge GroupAuckland, New Zealand

Stefan HarrerLead Brain-Inspired Computing ResearchIBMMelbourne, Australia

John Hatrick-SmithBetter by DesignAuckland, New Zealand

Ben HawkinsBetter by DesignAuckland, New Zealand

Emma HayStakeholder Engagement ManagerAccuro Health InsuranceWellington, New Zealand

Matthew HemensClient DirectorOrion HealthAuckland, New Zealand

Graeme HibbertSysmexAuckland, New Zealand

Andrew HickeyChief Executive Offi cerInterMed Medical LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Kim HookerIT Support SpecialistWaipuna HospiceTauranga, New Zealand

Maggie-Lee HuckabeeProfessor and DirectorUniversity of Canterbury Rose Centre for Stroke Recovery and ResearchChristchurch, New Zealand

Ruth Hughes Medical Division ManagerNew Zealand Medical & Scientifi c LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Peter HunterDirector of the Auckland Bioengineering InstituteAuckland Bioengineering InstituteAuckland, New Zealand

Kelvin HylandGeneral Manager ANZEBOS HealthcareAuckland, New Zealand

Dennis IrvingCommunity and Pharmacy ManagerBSN Medical LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Rob IzzardSmith and NephewAuckland, New Zealand

Simon JohnstoneTerritory Manager NZHoward Wright LimitedNew Plymouth, New Zealand

Ahmad JubbaweyVensa HealthAuckland, New Zealand

Carole KaffesChief Operating Offi cerUltimate Care GroupWellington, New Zealand

Serena KashkariVensa HealthAuckland, New Zealand

Shane KerrBusiness Development ManagerAugen Software GroupAuckland, New Zealand

Lisa KingSales ManagerBSN Medical LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Marcus KingPrincipal EngineerCallaghan InnovationAuckland, New Zealand

Anne KolbeDirectorEXCITE InternationalAuckland, New Zealand

Annelise La RocheResMed Asia Pacifi c LtdBella Vista, Australia

Nicola LambKey Account Manager3M New Zealand LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Tony LambertonGrace Orthopaedic CentreTauranga, New Zealand

Gary LewisChief ArchitectCSCWellington, New Zealand


Delegates

Sam LiebertHead of Market DevelopmentKonnect Net LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

Dieter LohmullerHealthcare LogisticsAuckland, New Zealand

Karen LongdillManaging DirectorUSL MedicalAuckland, New Zealand

Jeff LoweChairGeneral Practice New ZealandWellington, New Zealand

Joanne MacdonaldSales and Marketing ManagerBSN Medical LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Megan MainNZ Health PartnershipsAuckland, New Zealand

Sadhana MarajManager, eHealth Clinical LeadMinistry of HealthWellington, New Zealand

Madeleine MartinGeneral ManagerOssisChristchurch, New Zealand

Trevor MartinManaging DirectorGunz DentalSydney, Australia

Chris MastersClinical DirectorMelon HealthWellington, New Zealand

Scott MaxwellData Warehouse ManagerCanterbury DHBChristchurch, New Zealand

Peggy McBrideSt Jude MedicalSydney, Australia

Roger McEwanProject ManagerMidCentral DHBPalmerston North, New Zealand

Jacqui McKannyFisher & Paykel HealthcareAuckland, New Zealand

Michelle McKennaNZTEAuckland, New Zealand

Colin McKenzieSysmexAuckland, New Zealand

Lachlan McKenzieStrykerSydney, Australia

Murray McMillanManaging DirectorSurgico Medical & Surgical LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Evelyn McNallyTrade and Commercial AdvisorNew Zealand Trade and DevelopmentDubai, United Arab Emirates

Margaret MenziesDowns DistributorsAuckland, New Zealand

Jodi MitchellCEOSimplHealthAuckland, New Zealand

Lynda MockettCustomer ManagerCallaghan InnovationAuckland, New Zealand

Jennifer MooreUpper North Island RepresentativeProtec Solutions LimitedWellington, New Zealand

David MortonMorton & PerryAuckland, New Zealand

Jens MuellerMNZMTauranga, New Zealand

Mike MunleyBusiness DevelopmentMTANZAuckland, New Zealand

Martyn NashPrincipal InvestigatorAuckland Bioengineering InstituteAuckland, New Zealand

Katie NobleManaging DirectorAllied Medical LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

Ben OlsonB. Braun NZAuckland, New Zealand

Martin OrrWaitemata DHBAuckland, New Zealand

Jayashree PanjabiEnterprise ManagerUniversity of OtagoDunedin, New Zealand

Andrew PatersonGlobal Expert Manager, Accelerator ServicesCallaghan InnovationAuckland, New Zealand

Grant PaulCountry Manager NZBiotronik Australia Pty LtdSydney, Australia

Sue PauwelsBusiness Innovation Advisor, Accelerator ServicesCallaghan InnovationChristchurch, New Zealand

Donald PeterkinLead Health InformaticianESRPorirua, New Zealand

Andrea PettettChief ExecutiveNZ Orthopaedic AssociationWellington, New Zealand

Mitchell PhamDirectorAugen Software GroupAuckland, New Zealand

Cam PiggottTechnisonic Systems LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Paul PlesterTellen Systems NZ (2013) LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Lynda PogsonNZ Sales ManagerMolnlycke Health CareAuckland, New Zealand

Kate QuirkeChief Executive Offi cerMKM HealthMelbourne, Australia

Ken RackhamExecutive ChairmanUSL MedicalAuckland, New Zealand

Dean RawleHealthcare LeadVodafone NZAuckland, New Zealand

Francois RawlinsonChief Medical Offi cerWhanganui DHBWhanganui, New Zealand

Kath RawsonRegional Sales ManagerOlympus NZ LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Kristin Rewha-LangdonACC & Clinical ManagerSouthern CrossAuckland, New Zealand

Kate RhindManaging DirectorHealthpoint LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Paul RobertsDevelopment ManagerAuckland Bioengineering InstituteAuckland, New Zealand

Kevin RobinsonChief Information Offi cerhealthAllianceAuckland`, New Zealand

Edgar RodriguezProgramme Director Industrial DesignVictoria UniversityWellington, New Zealand

Greig RussellMedical Administration TraineeMidCentral DHBPalmerston North, New Zealand

Faye RyanImplementation ManagerMinistry of HealthWellington, New Zealand

Mark SagarDirector, Laboratory for Animate TechnologiesAuckland Bioengineering InstituteAuckland, New Zealand

Talie Schmidt-GeenMembership & Operations ManagerNZHITAuckland, New Zealand


Delegates

Paul SchollumDirectorRem Systems LtdAuckland, New Zealand

David ScottMedical AdvisorACCAuckland, New Zealand

Gretchen SeemanAssociate - Health AdvisoryBeca LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

Chandra SelvaduraiCEOPharmaco (NZ) LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Michelle SemmensBusiness Development ManagerNew Zealand Medical & Scientifi c LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Dr Geoff ShawCanterbury DHBChristchurchNew Zealand

Ryan SheaInterMed Medical LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Kevin SheehyConsultantNavigator LimitedWellington, New Zealand

Ruth ShennanHead Quality and Regulatory ANZDevice TechnologiesSydney, Australia

Tracy ShoresSmith and NephewAuckland, New Zealand

Diana SiewNational Sector Manager, Medical TechnologyCallaghan InnovationAuckland, New Zealand

Nada SignalSenior Research FellowAUTAuckland, New Zealand

Michael SimmondsHealth Economics and Government Affairs ManagerBostonScientifi c Pty LtdSydney, Australia

Giles SouthwellMinistry of HealthWellington, New Zealand

Deborah SteeleProduct ManagerSysmex New ZealandAuckland, New Zealand

Antony SteinerRegulatory Affairs and Quality ManagerSysmex New ZealandAuckland, New Zealand

Meagan StephensonResearch AdvisorACCWellington, New Zealand

Mark StorrManager Surgical DivisionOrtho Medics LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

Kim StruthersSurgical Sales & Corporate AffairsOrtho Medics LimitedAucklandNew Zealand

Faye SumnerCEOMTANZAuckland, New Zealand

Sheila SwanPrincipal AnalystMinistry of HealthWellington, New Zealand

Andrew TabernerPrincipal InvestigatorAuckland Bioengineering InstituteAuckland, New Zealand

Merryn TawhaiDeputy Director of the ABIAuckland Bioengineering InstituteAuckland, New Zealand

Professor Denise TaylorAUTAuckland, New Zealand

Helen TealeDirectorCameron HealthcareAuckland, New Zealand

Bee Hong TohGeneral Manager3M Australia Pty LtdNSW, Australia

Lisa ToiClinical Commercial PartnershipsMelon HealthAuckland, New Zealand

Eric Van der SluisGM SalesPathway Navigator LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

Mark VanderweeWound Care Business ManagerInterMed Medical LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Katherine Venn-BrownWM BamfordWellington, New Zealand

Steve VlokCo-founderCeloAuckland, New Zealand

David WaddellGeneral ManagerBaxter Healthcare LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

Leanne WakelinRegulatory Affairs Associate3M New Zealand LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Tori WalkerManager - Key AccountsInterMed Medical LtdAuckland, New ZealandMyles WardChief Executive Offi cerhealthAllianceWellington, New Zealand

Stella WardCanterbury DHBChristchurch, New Zealand

Ann WatkinManaging DirectorDowns Distributors LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Bill WatsonOperations ManagerHealthcare LogisticsAuckland, New Zealand

Amanda WebbSenior Product ManagerSouthern CrossAuckland, New Zealand

Ashley WebsterField Sales ManagerRem Systems LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Michael WeinerChief Medical Information Offi cer, IBM HealthcareIBMWashington, United States

Mike WeissCEOKonnect Net LimitedAuckland, New Zealand

Christopher WhiteSEVP, General CounselAdvaMedWashington, DC, United States

Dave WildBetter by DesignAuckland, New Zealand

John WilkinsonDecision Support ManagerCanterbury DHBChristchurch, New Zealand

John WilliamsDirectorHealthpoint LtdAuckland, New Zealand

Vicki WilsonBusiness Improvement ManagerEBOS HealthcareAuckland, New Zealand

Wilfred WongDirectorAccentureAuckland, New Zealand

Peter XuProfessorThe University of AucklandAuckland, New Zealand

Jessie YapLeader, Legal and ComplianceMedtronic Australasia Pty LtdSydney, Australia

Michelle YipThe University of AucklandAuckland, New Zealand


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