Friday 26 august program
| 6:30am - 7:30am | YOGA CLASS |
| 7:30am | REGISTRATION OPEN |
| 8:30am | Official Welcome and Introduction - A/Professor Amal Abou-Hamden |
| Welcome to Country | |
| 8:40am - 10:30am | SESSION 1 — ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN SURGERY: CURRENT PRACTICES Chairs: Dr Paul Bumbak & Dr Sonja Latzel |
| 8:40am | The Role of VR & AI in improving telehealth delivery for people with diabetic foot disease & ulcers - Professor Rob Fitridge |
| 8:55am | AI in Surgery - Improving patient outcomes - A/Professor Tarik Sammour |
| 9:10am | AI as a tool to support surgical decision making: paediatric surgery case example - Dr Sanjeev Khurana |
| 9:25am | Contemporary AI applications in orthopaedic surgery: image and implant recognition directing critical revision surgery - A/Professor Andrew Kurmis |
| 9:40am | When winemaking and surgery intersect - an update from the State-wide Surgical and Perioperative Care Clinical Network - Dr Phil Worley |
| 9:55am | AI in neurosurgery - current state and what can we predict in the future? - Dr Stephen Bacchi - Dr Chris Ovenden |
| 10:10am | Panel discussion |
| 10:30am - 11:00am | MORNING TEA WITH THE INDUSTRY |
| 11:00am - 12:30pm | SESSION 2 — THE FUTURE OF HEALTH: DIGITAL HEALTH & BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE Chairs: A/Professor Amal Abou-Hamden & Dr Bernard Carney |
| 11:00am | AI in health systems - what could possibly go wrong? - Dr Lauren Oakden-Rayner |
| 11:15am | Data and registries in SA Health - the Chief Medical Officer’s Perspective - Dr Michael Cusack |
| 11:30am | Chief Scientist - Machine learning and advanced technology applications - Professor Caroline McMillen |
| 11:50am | Securing a technologically advanced workforce for South Australia - Hon Chris Picton, Minister for Health |
| 12:10pm | Panel discussion |
| 12:30pm - 1:30pm | LUNCH WITH THE INDUSTRY |
| 1:30pm - 3:10pm | SESSION 3 — SURGICAL LEADERS FORUM - HUMAN FACTORS IN SURGERY AND COMPASSIONATE LEADERSHIP Chair: A/Professor Deborah Bailey |
| 1:30pm | RACS Vice President: Games theory, co-design and other things that I didn’t learn for Fellowship - Professor Christopher Pyke |
| 1:45pm | Servant Leadership and Situational Leadership - How to Delegate and Coach - Dr Mahiban Thomas |
| 2:00pm | Human factors in Surgery - Dr Amy Touzell |
| 2:15pm | Building Respect: Awareness into Action - Dr Cathy Ferguson |
| 2:30pm | 2022 SIR HENRY WINDSOR LECTURE - Emeritus Professor Bill Gibson AO |
| 2:50pm | Panel discussion |
| 3:10pm - 3:30pm | AFTERNOON TEA WITH THE INDUSTRY |
| 3:30pm - 5:15pm | SESSION 4 — THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE IS BIGDATA: TRADITIONAL DATABASES AND REGISTRIES VS BIGDATA AND BLOCKCHAINS FOR SURGICAL CARE Chair: Dr Michelle Thomas & Dr David Walters |
| 3:30pm | Not everything that can be counted counts and not everything that counts can be counted - Professor Rob Padbury |
| 3:42pm | The learning of healthcare system approach for the creation of modern registries - Dr Sanjeev Khurana |
| 4:54pm | Databases: A new take on an old technique - Dr Ashani Couchman |
| 4:06pm | Data - Information - Communication - Wisdom - Dr Sue Taylor |
| 4:18pm | Anzela-QI Trauma Laparotomy Audit - where can we improve? - Dr Chris Dobbins |
| 4:30pm | From little things big things grow - the Australian Breast Device Registry - Dr Amy Jeeves |
| 4:42pm | Panel discussion |
| 5:45pm | Transport will be available and will depart the Novotel Resort at 5:45pm. Return bus departing at 10:00pm and 10:30pm |
| 6:30pm | MEETING DINNER - Seppeltsfield Estate - Anstey Giles Lecture delivered by Maggie Beer AO |
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