May 3-4, 2017 | Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Event Details
Date
May 3-4, 2017
Location
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Venue
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Better, Smarter Care – Reducing Unwarranted Variation
This two-day event will offer Australians and international audiences information on promising policy and practice responses to deliver better, smarter healthcare in response to data on unwarranted variation. It will also feature best practice approaches to measuring and reporting on clinical variation to stimulate better, smarter care. The event will entail plenary and panel discussions for an audience of 200 people. Plenary speakers already include guests from Australia, Canada, England, Germany and South Korea.
Presentation Materials
Claire Bradshaw (UK)
Update on progress of national NHS programme tackling unwarranted healthcare variation
Claire Bradshaw (UK)
Expansion of variation analysis to support local health economies
Steven Duckett (Australia)
Questionable care in Australia: moving from reporting to action
Harriet Hiscock (Australia)
Variation in paediatric care
Yoon Kim (South Korea)
The Performance Management System of the Korean Healthcare Sector: Development, Challenges, and Future Tasks
Kathleen Morris (Canada)
From Variation to Improvement in Canada
Ludovico Pinzari (Australia)
Development of Tools for the Analysis of Geographic Variation and Classification of Geographic Peer Groups
Thérèse Stukel (Canada)
Conceptual, clinical and statistical approaches to measuring and reporting unwarranted variation
Thérèse Stukel (Canada)
Measuring, Reporting and Responding to Health Care Variation: International experiences
Dominik von Stillfriend (Germany)
Reporting and Responding to Clinical Variation in Germany
Sponsors
Wennberg International Collaborative
The Australian Commission for Safety and Quality in Healthcare
