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This is a rare opportunity, where in the same room, you might have busy clinicians and academic leaders. You actually start to understand how this all works together - and that's where you get the excitement, where there's understanding that bringing academic medicine to a busy clinical setting ultimately really distinguishes the healthcare delivery.
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Nursing Symposium
Innovations and Outcomes in Healthcare
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Track type:
Symposium
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Date: 17 Sep 2021
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Time:
1050 - 1220
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Location: Seminar Room 1
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In healthcare, innovation is commonly associated with advanced technology, and are prevalent to optimise operational efficiencies in the healthcare paradigm without undermining the healthcare fundamental traits of compassion and safety. Innovation has been embraced to establish new algorithms in the evolving healthcare environment to replace the old algorithms.
Innovation is not about just one breakthrough. It is about continuously reviewing and developing efficiencies to meet new requirements, unarticulated needs of the healthcare climate as well as outcome.
TOPIC 1:
Innovation in Nursing—Better Ways for Better Outcomes
TOPIC 2:
Intra(entre)preneurship—Making a Difference from Within
TOPIC 3:
Key Drivers to Speed Up Technology Adoption in Health Care Services – Case Study
TOPIC 4:
Build Tech, Build Lives for the Patients and the Carers
TOPIC 5:
Creating Values through Healthcare Innovation
*Information is correct at time of update
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