About the event
The Nursing Informatics and
Digital Health Faculty are getting together to wrap up all the events of the
year and prepare for the future of digital nursing! With the leadership team
and their many sub-groups busy working away at various initiatives, this is a
great opportunity to share what we have accomplished this year with AI
advancements, documentation improvement, standardised nursing language and more.
We want to connect with our members and have an open engagement session so you
can learn more about the faculty, let us know what your experience with
technology is and even find a group or a passion to get involved with and
connect! If you have ever been curious about the wonderful world of Nursing
Informatics, this is the event to attend!
Key Learning Objectives
- Understand the key
developments in Nursing Informatics and digital health.
- Explore the role of
Nursing Informatics in supporting clinical practice, patient care, digital
transformation and identify opportunities for involvement with the faculty.
- Reflect on and share personal experiences with digital technologies in
healthcare and help shape the future of digital nursing practice.
About the speakers
Victoria Hornidge MACN - Head of Clinical Digital
Change and Learning - Monash Health
Experienced nursing and
digital health leader with 20 years' experience across clinical care,
informatics and healthcare technology. Passionate about driving digital
transformation to improve patient outcomes and bring greater visibility to the
impact of care. Skilled in leadership, system implementation and maintenance,
bridging the gap between technology and frontline healthcare.
Rae Fialla - Head of Clinical Governance
& Operations Telstra Health
Rae is a passionate nurse
leader with over 20 years experience in senior & executive healthcare
leadership roles across hospitals, primary health and digital health. In her
current role as Head of Clinical Governance & Operations for Telstra
Health, she is able to bring together the dynamics of technology &
informatics with clinical governance to ensure that patient safety is at the
forefront of innovations in digital health. She holds additional qualifications
in leadership & management, clinical governance, is a certified health
informatician and is a qualified leadership coach.
Simone Fitzgerald MACN - PhD Candidate - Barwon
Health
Simone is a registered
nurse with over 15 years of experience, primarily in critical care and clinical
research. She currently works as an ICU research nurse at Barwon Health,
Geelong. She holds a Master of Nursing Practice, a Master of Public Health, and
is currently undertaking a PhD exploring the feasibility and acceptability of
incorporating AI-assisted documentation into ICU clinical workflows.
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