7th Australasian Redesigning Healthcare Summit 2011
Redesigning for Patients and Performance

May 9 – 11, 2011
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC)

The Australasian Lean Healthcare Network is delighted to announce that the forthcoming 7th Australasian Annual Redesigning Healthcare Summit will be held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), Victoria from May 9 – 11, 2011.

Following the positive responses received from our delegates in May 2010, we are returning to the MECC in Melbourne in 2011. Again, we will run the summit concurrently with Lean Enterprise Australia, increasing delegate access to international speakers and networking opportunities. With the summit in its seventh year, the organisers are in step with the requirements of their delegates and look forward to continuously improving the educational and networking elements of the event.
 

The summit is internationally renowned for a diverse program featuring a unique combination of international keynote speakers from both health and industry who are true experts in redesign and Lean Thinking. Delegates have opportunities to participate in the program through oral and poster presentations. A blend of plenary, concurrent and learning sessions deliver opportunities to create a program rich in content for clinicians, improvement teams, executives and support personnel.

In 2011, the summit organisers have chosen the theme Redesigning for Patients and Performance. As we are required to continually improve our performance to cope with increasing demand, it is important to ensure the patient experience is kept front and centre of our Redesign effort.

Pre Summit Program

A selection of pre summit workshops will be held on Monday 9th May, 2011. These will cater for both the novice and expert redesigner. Limited places will be available to visit exemplar improvement sites where closer, more direct learning experiences are possible.

The 7th Australasian Redesigning Health Care Summit brings together:

Clinicians (Doctors, Nurses & Allied Health)
Healthcare Executives, Leaders & Managers
Redesign, Quality, Safety & Improvement Teams
Non‐Clinical Service providers