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HEALTHTECHWEEK 2018T E C H N O L O G Y - E N A B L E D H E A L T H C A R E

Tuesday 12 JuneWEDNESDAY 13 june

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HEALTHTECH CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Tuesday 12 June 2018

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0730-0830 REGISTRATION OPEN Upper NZI

Exhibition Open and Welcome Refreshments NOTES

0830-0840 Welcome and Opening Remarks Lower NZI 2 & 3

Erin CurrieCountry Manager, Olympus NZ & Chair MTANZ Board

Dr Diana SiewAssociate Director MedTech CoRE and Co-Chair of CMDT

OPENING KEYNOTE INTERNATIONAL SPEAKERS Invited speakers will highlight disruptive technologies and how they may be integrated into the health system and the challenges being faced to introduce new means of delivering healthcare.

0840-0850 Opening RemarksAndrew PattersonConference Moderator

0850-0950 Ask Doctor GoogleAashima Gupta Global Head, Google Web Services HealthcareHow Google helped Chile to streamline and share private and public data.

0950-1020 Sharecare

1020-1050 MORNING TEA AND EXHIBITOR NETWORKING Upper NZI

The draft Therapeutic Products Legislation is expected to be released for consultation in 2018. This will profoundly change the MedTech industry with a registration process and associated costs. What could the legislation look like?

1050-1120 Regulations Update: Proposed Therapeutic Products LegislationChris JamesGroup Manager, Medsafe Ministry of Health

1120-1150 International Trends in Device RegulationsBrian Kersten International Regulatory Affairs Director, Abbott USA

1150-1200 Clinical Trials in NZ – Report from Monday’s NZ Research & Clinical Trials Opportunities Forum

Professor John Windsor Associate Director of MedTech CoRE & Director Surgical Translationary Research Centre, Auckland

1200-1230 District Health Boards’ Procurement StrategyDr Kevin SneeCEO, Hawkes Bay DHB

HEALTHTECH CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Tuesday 12 June 2018

Some invited speakers are not yet confirmed & programme is subject to change www.healthtechweek.nz

1230-1330 LUNCH AND EXHIBITOR NETWORKING Upper NZI

1330-1400 Procurement: the unexpected driver of value-based healthcareGabriela PradaMD, Strategist, Health Policy Systems, Global Government Affairs, Medtronic

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A Panel of Healthcare Leaders will discuss the importance of procurement processes that can support innovative solutions to improve healthcare efficiencies. Can procurement policy be used effectively to introduce innovative medical technology to deliver improved efficiencies and patient outcomes? What part does the clinician play in the procurement process?

1400-1430 PanellistsMegan Main Andrea PettettCEO, NZ Health CEO, NZ Orthopaedic Partnerships Association

Dr Kevin SneeCEO, Hawkes Bay District Health Board

1430-1440 Renaissance of the NZ Health Innovation HubAndrew Old Chief of Strategy, Participation and Improvement, Auckland DHB

1440-1455 digital breathsProfessor Merryn Tawahai Director, MedTech CoRE, Deputy Director, Auckland Bioengineering Institute

1455-1510 gaming for cognitive healthMarcus King Distinguished Engineer, Callaghan Innovation

1510-1540 AFTERNOON TEA AND EXHIBITOR NETWORKING Upper NZI

Health outcomes that matter to patients over the cost of delivering the outcomes equals Value-Based Health Care (VBHC). HealthTech Week continues to explore VBHC and welcomes panellists to update international and local progress.

1540-1640 Panellists Thorston EngelDr Lloyd McCann National Leader Health CEO, Mercy Radiology Sector, Partner, Deloitte & Clinics Natalie Lawandi Juliet Hull Medtronic, Senior Manager,General Manager, Healthcare Economics &Johnson & Johnson ReimbursementMedical NZ Medtronic Australasia

1710 Patient Perspectives Healthcare users will talk about their personal experiences with medical technology and the implications of changing technology on their quality of life. What is important to the patient to enable them to engage in a fulfilling and productive life?

1710-1720 Summary of the DayAndrew Patterson Conference Moderator

HEALTHTECH CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Tuesday 12 June 2018

Some invited speakers are not yet confirmed & programme is subject to change www.healthtechweek.nz

* Keynote speakers not to be missed!

Aashima GuptaGlobal Head, Google Web Services Healthcare

Aashima spearheads Healthcare solutions for Google Cloud. In this role, she sets the direction for the transformative Healthcare solutions and leads engagement with healthcare key executives in helping transform their business strategies that define new models for care, revenue generation and improved patient experiences. By incorporating strategic technology elements of artificial intelligence and Cloud technologies into the care regimen, she strongly believes that patient care and experience can be substantially improved.

Patrick CombesWorld Wide Technical Leader for Healthcare & Life SciencesAmazon AWS

Patrick Combes joined Amazon Web Services in April 2016 and is responsible for AWS’ worldwide technical strategy in Healthcare and Life Sciences (HCLS). Patrick helps develop and implement the strategic plan to engage customers and partners in the industry and leads the community of technically focused HCLS specialists within AWS.

Hon Dr David ClarkDr David Clark was first elected as the Labour MP for Dunedin North in 2011. He came to Parliament via a circuitous route – having run a University of Otago residential College, worked as a Presbyterian Minister and worked as a Treasury analyst. David became the Minister of Health and Associate Minister of Finance following the 2017 General Election.One of the key reasons David stood for Parliament was because he was concerned about the growing gap between rich and poor, which he sees as limiting New Zealand’s social and economic potential. Inequality featured strongly in his maiden address to the House of Representatives in 2012. He believes we can and must achieve a fairer society where everyone has an opportunity to succeed.

1720-1900 MedTech Fair & Welcome Reception Upper NZI

MedTech Fair at which MTANZ members and clinicians will demonstrate currently used Medical Devices and encourage hands on participation by delegates. These will include surgical procedures (delegates may try their hand at one), demonstrating devices and outlining integrated programmes.

1930 james & wells,medical technology association of nzinnovation award & gala dinner Auckland Art Gallery

Guest Speaker: Professor Dr Stuart GowlandUrologist, Canterbury DHB

Building a Mobile Surgery ServicE

0800-0900 REGISTRATION OPEN Upper NZI

Exhibition Open and Welcome RefreshmentsNOTES

0820-0830 Welcome and Opening Remarks Lower NZI 3

Andrew PattersonConference Moderator

0830-0900 ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE ON THE NZ ECONOMY AND FLOW ON TO HEALTHCAREShamubeel Eaqub Partner, Sense Partners

Amazon increasingly is turning its attention to Healthcare. In NZ where Amazon’s impact to date is modest are there ways the web and technology giant can help?

0900-1000 Patrick CombesGlobal Technical LeaderHealthcare & Life Sciences, Amazon Web Services

The Minister of Health will update and comment on the NZ Health Strategy and future reforms of Healthcare.

1000-1030 Hon Dr David ClarkMinister for Health and Associate Minister for Finance

1030-1100 MORNING TEA AND EXHIBITOR NETWORKING Upper NZI

1100-1130 What does 21st Century procurement mean?Colin HuiGeneral Manager Procurement,NZ Health Partnerships Ltd

1130-1215 Trends in NZ Supply Chain ManagementAn expert panel discusses how the supply chain for healthcare in NZ is adapting to the evolving procurement landscape.Panellists

Angela Morley Michael Broome Waikato DHB Executive GM, Peter Stevens Healthcare Logistics CEO, GS1 NZCushla Currie Commercial Relationship Andrew Heggie Manager (Health), OneLink Johnson & Johnson

District Health Boards (DHB) Aligning Clinical Practice with the Pharmaceutical Schedule. Medical Devices are to be assessed by PHARMAC for procurement by DHBs. The role of Clinical Product Co-ordinators (CPC) will need to evolve towards integrating listed devices into procedures/paths of care, ensuring alignment across DHBs. Can there be a national process for transitioning DHBs to contracted devices they desire or are required to procure from the Schedule?

1215-1300 PanellistsColin Hui General Manager Procurement, NZ Health Partnerships Ltd

Elaine Jones Alicia Lane Wellington CPC TBC Waikato DHB

PHARMAC Andrew HickeyA representative from PHARMAC CEO, Intermed Medical

HEALTHTECH CONFERENCE PROGRAMME wednesday 13 June 2018

Some invited speakers are not yet confirmed & programme is subject to change www.healthtechweek.nz

1300-1400 LUNCH AND EXHIBITOR NETWORKING Upper NZI

1400-1420 A view from Southern Cross on the future of Healthcare in NZ and the impact of Health Technology Assessment (HTA) can have on that future

Dr Stephen ChildChief Medical Officer, Southern Cross Healthcare, Auckland

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How will PHARMAC’s ambitious targets impact access for devices and procedures? PHARMAC is aiming to achieve significant savings for Vote Health in medical devices, and to create systems to enable effective and fair allocation of resources across all medicines and medical device technologies. Will these dramatic changes have an affect on non Vote Health and private providers? How can these groups work together to deliver Value Based Healthcare?

1420-1440 pharmac updateSarah FittCEO, PHARMAC, Wellington

1440-1510 Can Public and Private Hospitals work together to deliver Value Based Healthcare?Panellists

Sarah FittCEO PHARMAC, Wellington

Dr Stephen ChildCMO, Southern Cross Healthcare, Auckland

Graham DyerHead of Provider Service Delivery, ACC, Wellington

Dr Lloyd McCannCEO, Mercy Radiology & Clinics

Pieter WijnhoudCEO, OBEX Medical

Summary and Q&A

1530 MTANZ CLOSE1530-1600 Refreshments prior to MTANZ AGM Lower NZI Foyer

1600-1730 MTANZ AGM (Members only) Lower NZI 3

1730-1830 Networking drinks with MedTech core delegates Lower NZI Foyer

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aking a positive impact on the health and wealth of New Zealand • Healthcare that is accessible, affordable, sustainable and strives for clinical excelle

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HEALTHTECHWEEK 2018T E C H N O L O G Y - E N A B L E D H E A L T H C A R E

HEALTHTECH CONFERENCE PROGRAMME wednesday 13 June 2018

Some invited speakers are not yet confirmed & programme is subject to change www.healthtechweek.nz

* Keynote speakers not to be missed!

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