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Day Three Thursday 29 October 2015 Session 1 9:00am10:30am Health Information Management Grand Lodge Room Coding & Classification Ionic Room Health Data Usage Keynote: Julie Overall, Cyberscience Importance of exception reporting Health information management: transforming cancer registration data to improve cancer outcomes. Helen Farrugia, Cancer Council Victoria Using ICD codes to support evidence based policy development at the Department of Veterans’ Affairs. Julie Price, Department of Veterans’ Affairs Do you SNOMED? How to diversify with clinical terminologies. Louise Hayes, Queensland Health Activity Based Funding Keynote: James Downie, IHPA National ABF implementation. Progress to date and future directions Progress on development of new ABF classifications (mental health, emergency, non- admitted). Joanne Fitzgerald, IHPA The Importance of Condition Onset Flag data and how not to catch a COF in an Activity Based Funding environment. Paul O’Connor, Pavilion Health 10:30am11:00am Morning Tea Health Information Management Grand Lodge Room Coding & Classification Ionic Room Session 2 11:00am12:30pm Legal Matters Keynote: Libby Brookes, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers Medical legal issues and documentation: current issues and future challenges Bullying and harassment in the workplace… a personal perspective. Alexandra Toth, Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service Who, What, and Why is the question and answer. Laila Zarour, Northern Sydney Local Health District Privacy perspective across the 49th parallel: complexity not simplicity, unfortunately. Lorraine Fernandes, Global Healthcare Ambassador, Analytics and Information Governance, IBM & Marci Macdonald, Halton Healthcare, Canada Launch: HIMAA’s Privacy Working Group HIMAA Privacy Guidelines for HIM Professionals Workforce & Education Panel: New and Innovative Coding Education Initiatives. Dr Kate Reid & Dr Melanie Boursnell, HETI. Julie Brophy, DHHS Victoria Health Workforce Branch. Lyn Williams, HIMAA Education Services ‘Aha!’ – Training the Trio Clinical Coding tutorials proving effective way to learn. Karen Humphrey, Monash Health Remote coding from home: our journey so far. Sophie Irwin, Monash Health 12:30pm1:30pm Lunch Session 3: 1:30pm2:15pm Grand Lodge Room HIMAA Annual General Meeting 2:15pm3:15pm Grand Lodge Room Governance & Standards Keynote: Lorraine Fernandes Global Healthcare Ambassador, Analytics and Information Governance, IBM Information Governance: HIM Meets the Challenge HIMs contribute to high completion rates of electronic discharge summaries. Trixie Kemp, Tasmania Health Organisation North West 3:15pm3:30pm Grand Lodge Room Conference Closing Address Jenny Gilder Acting President, HIMAA Vera Dimitropoulos Executive Manager, NCCH 3:30pm4:00pm Afternoon Tea 4:00pm6:30pm Grand Lodge Room Conference Finale: The Amazing Race 32nd Annual National Conference PROGRAM Keynote Speakers

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Page 1: Thursday 29 October 2015 · Marci McDonald (Canada) Yukiko Yokobori (Japan) Angelika Haendel (Germany) 3:00pm—3:30pm (3:30 Afternoon Tea Grand Lodge Room Session 4 3:30pm—5:00pm

Day Three — Thursday 29 October 2015

Session 1 9:00am—10:30am

Health Information Management Grand Lodge Room

Coding & Classification Ionic Room

Health Data Usage Keynote: Julie Overall, Cyberscience Importance of exception reporting Health information management: transforming cancer registration data to improve cancer outcomes. Helen Farrugia, Cancer Council Victoria Using ICD codes to support evidence based policy development at the Department of Veterans’ Affairs. Julie Price, Department of Veterans’ Affairs Do you SNOMED? How to diversify with clinical terminologies. Louise Hayes, Queensland Health

Activity Based Funding Keynote: James Downie, IHPA National ABF implementation. Progress to date and future directions Progress on development of new ABF classifications (mental health, emergency, non-admitted). Joanne Fitzgerald, IHPA The Importance of Condition Onset Flag data and how not to catch a COF in an Activity Based Funding environment. Paul O’Connor, Pavilion Health

10:30am—11:00am Morning Tea

Health Information Management Grand Lodge Room

Coding & Classification Ionic Room

Session 2 11:00am—12:30pm

Legal Matters Keynote: Libby Brookes, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers Medical legal issues and documentation: current issues and future challenges Bullying and harassment in the workplace… a personal perspective. Alexandra Toth, Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service Who, What, and Why is the question and answer. Laila Zarour, Northern Sydney Local Health District Privacy perspective across the 49th parallel: complexity not simplicity, unfortunately. Lorraine Fernandes, Global Healthcare Ambassador, Analytics and Information Governance, IBM & Marci Macdonald, Halton Healthcare, Canada Launch: HIMAA’s Privacy Working Group HIMAA Privacy Guidelines for HIM Professionals

Workforce & Education Panel: New and Innovative Coding Education Initiatives. Dr Kate Reid & Dr Melanie Boursnell, HETI. Julie Brophy, DHHS Victoria Health Workforce Branch. Lyn Williams, HIMAA Education Services ‘Aha!’ – Training the Trio – Clinical Coding tutorials proving effective way to learn. Karen Humphrey, Monash Health Remote coding from home: our journey so far. Sophie Irwin, Monash Health

12:30pm—1:30pm Lunch

Session 3: 1:30pm—2:15pm

Grand Lodge Room

HIMAA Annual General Meeting

2:15pm—3:15pm Grand Lodge Room

Governance & Standards Keynote: Lorraine Fernandes Global Healthcare Ambassador, Analytics and Information Governance, IBM Information Governance: HIM Meets the Challenge HIMs contribute to high completion rates of electronic discharge summaries. Trixie Kemp, Tasmania Health Organisation – North West

3:15pm—3:30pm Grand Lodge Room

Conference Closing Address Jenny Gilder Acting President, HIMAA Vera Dimitropoulos Executive Manager, NCCH

3:30pm—4:00pm Afternoon Tea

4:00pm—6:30pm Grand Lodge Room

Conference Finale: The Amazing Race

32nd Annual National Conference

PROGRAM

Keynote Speakers

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Health Information Management

Grand Lodge Room

Coding and Classification

Ionic Room

Electronic Health Records

Keynote: Jackie McLeod, Project Director, RCH

Implementing EMR at RCH

The transformation continues: the eMR journey of

Qld Health. Louise Hayes, Queensland Health

Pre-implementation investigation of clinicians’

perceptions about using a fully electronic medical

record system. Esther Munyisia, Illawarra Shoalhaven

Local Health District

Electronic Medical Record Adoption Method…

what does it mean & how does it impact healthcare

and HIMs? Amanda Blasé, Hyland

Classifications Update

Keynote: Rosemary Roberts, Former Director NCCH

ICD-11 Revision Review

Implementing the Episode Clinical Complexity

Model into the Australian Refined Diagnosis Related

Groups classification for Version 8.0.

Vera Dimitropoulos, NCCH

Demonstration of Clinical Complexity Calculator.

Carol Loggie, NCCH

Using ICD-10 diagnosis codes and procedure

classifications to determine hospital & physician

reimbursement. Good idea? Margaret Skurka, Indiana

University Northwest, USA

Day One — Tuesday 27 October 2015

Hospital Visits

Tour 1—2:00pm

Tour 2—3:00pm

Royal North Shore Hospital Sydney Children’s Hospital (Randwick)

Pre-Conference — Monday 26 October 2015

8:30am—9:00am Formal Opening Uncle Alan Madden, Gadigal Elder, Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council

Prof. Phyllis Watson AM

Session 1 9:00am—10:30am

Grand Lodge Room Welcome Address - Sallyanne Wissmann, President, HIMAA

Opening Keynote - Angelika Haendel, President, IFHIMA

Introduction to Dr Christopher Chute - Vera Dimitropoulos, Executive Manager, NCCH

Opening Keynote - Dr Christopher Chute, Chair, ICD-11 Revision Steering Group

10:30am—11:00am Morning Tea

Session 2 11:00am—12:30pm

12:30pm—1:30pm Lunch Sponsored by ADEC Preview Solutions & Lateral Minds

Session 3 1:30pm—3:00pm

Grand Lodge Room

International Health Information Workforce Panel: Diversify, Innovate and Transform Facilitator: Vicki Bennett, HIM Consultant, Australia Panel: Julie Brophy (Australia) Margaret Skurka (USA) Marci McDonald (Canada) Yukiko Yokobori (Japan) Angelika Haendel (Germany)

3:00pm—3:30pm Afternoon Tea

Session 4 3:30pm—5:00pm

Rural SIG Corinthian Room

Private Hospitals SIG Ionic Room

Scanning and eHealth SIG Doric Room

5:00pm—6:30pm 3M Health Information Systems Forum Grand Lodge Room

Evening 6:30pm

Welcome Reception Sponsored by 3M Health Information Systems

Marble Foyer

Day Two — Wednesday 28 October 2015

Session 1 9:00am—10:30am

Health Information Management Grand Lodge Room

Coding & Classification Ionic Room

Information Management Keynote: Christopher Colwell, University of Technology, Sydney Transforming the workplace: moving from a paper-based to an electronic information management environment Collect once use many: integrating disparate data collection in the Solomon Islands primary health system. Vicki Bennett, HIM Consultant Enterprise content management: public and private hospital comparative journeys. Sallyanne Wissmann, Mater Health Services From white index cards to electronic whiteboards: building an electronic MR and patient management system. Christopher Guest, Forensicare

Clinical Coding Workshop 1 Bariatric Surgery, Dr Nic Kormas, Senior Staff Specialist, Department Endocrinology & Metabolism, Concord Repatriation General Hospital

10:30am—11:00am Morning Tea

Session 2 11:00am—12:30pm

Health Information Management Grand Lodge Room

Coding & Classification Ionic Room

Quality, Safety & Health Service Delivery Keynote: Dr Amanda Ling, Ramsay Health Using Data to Improve Patient Outcomes Can coded data be used for clinical quality improvement? Robert Herkes, Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care The essentials of quality clinical document to support safety and quality. John Pilla, Health, Ageing and Human Services Advisory, KMPG

Frequently Asked Questions following the Ninth Edition Online Education Susan Claessen & Anne Elsworthy, NCCH

12:30pm—1:30pm Lunch 12.30 POSTER PRESENTATION:

Marble Foyer

Australian Dictionary of Clinical Abbreviations, Acronyms & Symbols. Joanne Williams, HIMAA

Session 3 1:30pm—3:00pm

Health Information Management Grand Lodge Room

Coding & Classification Ionic Room

International Health Information Practice Keynote: Wole Ajayi, IFHIMA Executive Board Member, Building a workforce for HIM transition in the region of Africa Design & implementation of a multi-platform electronic medical record in geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas. Arturo M Ongkeko, University of the Philippines The use of electronic resources among interns in Nepal: Do they have the eHealth Skills? Paras Pokharel, Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Nepal

Clinical Documentation Initiatives Clinical document improvement tips: all the physician needs to know and great accurate coding will follow. Margaret Skurka, Indiana University Northwest, USA What difference do auditors and clinical coders make? Looking at ways of improving clinician engagement and documentation. Jo Micallef & Mary Shlager, Central Coast Local Health District

2:30pm — International SIG 2:15pm — National Clinical Coding SIG

3:00pm—3:30pm Afternoon Tea

Session 4 3:30pm—5:00pm

Evening 7:00pm

Conference Dinner, Sponsored by Core Medical Solutions, Dockside, Darling Harbour

Research Workshop Doric Room

(3:30 – 5:30) A staged approach to turning a project into research Dr. Stella Rowlands, Queensland University of Technology. Dr. Joan Henderson, University of Sydney. Dr. Kerryn Butler-Henderson, University of Tasmania. Megan Forster, Mater Health Service Brisbane

Performance Measurement

Workshop Corinthian Room

Gowri Sriraman, Performance Analyst Prince of Wales and Sydney Hospital & Sydney Eye Hospitals

Clinical Coding Workshop 2 Ionic Room

Rehabilitation, Dr Malcolm Bowman, Wolper Jewish Hospital Minimally Invasive Cardiothoracic Surgery, Prof Tristan Yan, Macquarie University Hospital

SNOMED CT Workshop

Grand Lodge Room Introduction to SNOMED CT for HIMs Ralph LaTella, HIMAA