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2019 HEALTH MATTERS SYMPOSIUM

MELBOURNE

LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT SYMPOSIUM

NURSING & MIDWIFERY SYMPOSIUM

Hugh Van Cuylenberg Founding Director/Facilitator of The Resilience Project

Dr Judy DuchscherRN, BScN, MN, PhD

Catherine Birrell OAMCHA Sr Maria Cunningham Lifetime Contribution Award Winner 2018

@chaaustralia @HMHealthMatters #NursesKnow

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THU 31 OCT – FRI 1 NOV

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I invite you to the inaugural CHA Health Matters Symposium combining the long running CHA Nursing and Midwifery Symposium with a new symposium focused on Learning and Development.

Each year, CHA’s annual Nursing & Midwifery Symposium brings together the nurses and midwives, the lifeblood of our hospitals and aged care services, spanning the length and breadth of this nation. It presents a unique opportunity to connect with peers and colleagues, learn together about new initiatives in health, develop and build upon core leadership skills, and celebrate the valuable contributions made by Catholic sector nurses and midwives around Australia.

This year, CHA has expanded the program to feature an entire day devoted to Learning & Development showcasing the innovative thinking and ideas that are taking place within this space. Both days are packed with valuable content, delivered by industry experts including Associate Professor Dr Judy Duchscher, an international expert on nursing graduate education and transition into the work environment, resilience expert Hugh Van Cuylenburg and Margaret Banks, the program Director of the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality.

With thanks to our partner Australian Healthcare and Hospital Association (AHHA) and sponsors HESTA, Mindtools, Bankfirst, Australian Catholic University, Lippincott, Laerdal, Personify Care and University of Tasmania for supporting this event for our nurses, midwives, allied health and learning and development professionals.

I look forward to seeing you in Melbourne!

– Suzanne Greenwood CEO

WELCOME

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OVERVIEW

LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT SYMPOSIUM

SYMPOSIUM DINNER Supported by Bank First

Thursday 31 October 2019

SPEAKERS

SPEAKERS

EVENT SPONSORS

Dr. Judy Boychuk DuchscherMargaret BanksDr Cathy BaldingRachel ResugganRita MaguireKatherine JackmanTania Petrivich Kathryn Clews Ollie Craddock

Claire Breeze Jane GrahamAbby FallaLouise Suttie Jo Griffin Karen Daws Emma Tabner Monica Mooney

8.00am Registration desk opens

8.45am-9.00am Welcome

9.00am-10.15am Keynote Presentation – Nursing Graduate Education and Workplace Transition

10.15am-11.00am National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards

11.00am-11.30am Morning Tea

11.30am-12.30pm Translating Strategic Goals for High Quality Care

12.30pm-1.00pm The Power of Catholic Collaboration

1.00pm-1.45pm Lunch

1.45pm-2.45pm BREAK OUT SESSIONSAllied Health Education + Engaging through the use of Virtual Environments

2.45pm-3.00pm Afternoon Tea

3.00pm-4.00pm BREAK OUT SESSIONSAround the Sector – Hear about exciting and innovative projects that are occurring across the Catholic nursing sector

5.30pm Pre dinner drinks

6.30pm-9.30pm Symposium Dinner

NURSING & MIDWIFERY SYMPOSIUM Friday 1 November 2019

EVENT SPONSORS

Hugh van CuylenburgCatherine (Kate) BirrellMari BottiLisa Norman

Sharon DonovanMary DelahuntySusan MckeeSusan McKee


8.30am-8.45am Welcome

8.45am-10.00am The Role of Leadership in Patient Experience

10.00am-10.30am Morning Tea

10.30am-12.00pm Keynote Presentation – Discovering Resilience

12.00pm-12.30pm Department of Health Nursing Update

12.30pm-1.30pm Lunch

1.30pm-2.30pm Patient Experience

2.30pm-3.00pm Afternoon Tea

3.00pm-4.15pm Shark Tank Competition

4.15pm-4.30pm Closing

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LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER INFORMATION

KeynoteDR. JUDY BOYCHUK DUCHSCHER

RN, BScN, MN, PhD

Dr. Duchscher holds Associate and Adjunct Faculty positions with the University of Saskatchewan, University of Alberta, University of Hawaii and the University of Western Sydney. For the past 20 years Dr. Duchscher has been an active researcher and consultant in the area of new graduate professional role transition – work for which she has received over 30 national and international grants, awards and scholarships.

After graduating with a diploma in nursing, Dr. Duchscher’s early career was focused on developing expertise as a direct care nurse, researcher, leader, and educator in cardiothoracic and high acuity contexts.

Judy has numerous qualifications including a Post-Graduate Diploma in Intensive Care Nursing from the University of Manitoba, a Diploma in Cardiovascular Nursing from Stanford University in California, a Clinical Transplant Coordinator Diploma

from John’s Hopkins in Baltimore, Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN) certification through the American Association of Critical Care Nursing, a Post-RN Baccalaureate and Master’s degree in nursing from the University of Saskatchewan, and a PhD from the University of Alberta.

The findings of her research have generated a theory of Transition Shock and a model of the Stages of Transition resulting in numerous publications and speaking appearances throughout Canada, the United States, Australia and Asia on the topic of new nurse integration. Dr. Duchscher also founded and acted as the Executive Director of a federally registered non-profit nursing organisation entitled Nursing The Future (NTF) that served as a bridge between the ideals taught in undergraduate nursing education and the realities of the ‘real’ world of professional practice.

RITA MAGUIRE

Group Director Workforce – St John of God Health Care

Rita Maguire has over twenty years extensive experience in Workforce management in both the public and private sectors. Rita has previously worked at Ramsey Health Care before moving to her current post of Group Director Workforce, St John of God Health Care, in 2012. Rita’s Group Director portfolio covers Industrial Relations, Occupational Health & Safety and Wellness, Learning and Development, Recruitment and HR.

RACHEL RESUGGAN

Project Manager, Allied Health Governance – St John of God Health Care

Rachael is highly regarded for her extensive expertise in allied health governance and leadership. Working for St John of God Health Care as the national Project Manager – Allied Health Governance, she is leading the development and delivery of a comprehensive project to strengthen allied health governance and professional development. Rachel’s work focuses on the creation of strong allied health services that provide optimum environments for professionals to thrive, and deliver excellent care. Rachel has led the commissioning and establishment of allied health services for two hospitals, St John of God Midland Public and Private Hospitals, and Fiona Stanley Hospital in Western Australia. Her passion for allied health governance comes from years of leading allied health services, including the North Metropolitan Area Health Service in Western Australia.

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BSc, Grad Dip (Physio), MHA, Grad Cert Management, Dip AICD, FACHM

DR CATHY BALDING

GAICD, FCHSM

Cathy is managing director of Qualityworks, dedicated to ‘making quality make sense.’ Her key interest is in helping boards, executives and leaders create consistently high quality care, using her strategic quality system model, which engages staff in translating strategic goals for high quality care into business as usual action.

Cathy is an adjunct professor at La Trobe University, and a former board member and accreditation assessor. She was the inaugural manager of both the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards Clinical Indicator Program, and the Victorian Ministerial Quality Advisory Council.

These days her mission is to create great care across health and human services through her consulting work with organisations, research, books, training, blog and podcast. Her latest book, ‘The Point of Care’, is the ‘fictional’ story of how a new CEO and team in a health service that’s lost its way turn things around, showcasing best practice tools, governance and leadership for high quality care. You can find it all on her website www.cathybalding.com

MARGARET BANKS

Margaret Banks holds the position of National Standards Program Director with the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care. Since July 2006 she has worked with the Australian Government, states and territories, clinicians, consumers and other stakeholders to develop and implement two editions of the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards, and a program of systematic accreditation reform across the Australian health system.

Prior to this appointment she worked with the Department of Health and Ageing, the Australian Health Workforce Advisory Committee and the NSW Health Department on matters relating to workforce. She has also worked as a physiotherapist for 9 years in both Australia and Papua New Guinea, and held an Adjunct Professorship with the University of Technology Sydney.

KATHERINE JACKMAN

Director Learning and Development – Mater Education Brisbane

Katherine believes “Education is the key to unlocking everyone’s potential and the fundamental driver in the pursuit of excellent patient centred care”.

Katherine has 25 years nursing experience caring for patients within military, private and public health care environments nationally and internationally. Her current role overseas over 2000 undergraduate students experience at Mater, the transition of student to clinician via Graduate Nursing and Midwifery Programs, and the continuation of professional development with the latest, engaging, evidence based education and healthcare practice. She is also Head of Discipline Mater’s Diploma of Nursing Program. Katherine has completed a Bachelor of Nursing, Grad Diplomas in Occupational Health and Safety and Critical Care Nursing and a Master of Education.

Katherine is passionate that each moment matters, everyone has potential, and each moment is an opportunity to learn and improve.

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Transition to Professional Practice Coordinator – Cabrini Health

Education and Learning – St Vincent’s Public Hospital in Melbourne

CLAIRE BREEZE

Manager Learning and Development – Calvary St Vincent’s and St Luke’s Hospitals, Northern Tasmania

Claire Breeze is the Manager of Learning and Development at both the Calvary St Vincent’s and St Luke’s Hospitals in Northern Tasmania. Claire started her career as a medic in the Australian Army, enlisting in 2000. She completed her Bachelor of Nursing with the University of Tasmania in 2006, going onto become a Nursing Officer in the Army Reserves. Claire’s diverse work experience includes working in pre-hospital care with the Tasmanian Ambulance Service, on medical and surgical wards, Accident and Emergency, Theatre, and currently part-time in the cardiac cath lab. Claire has completed a Grad. Cert in Anaesthetics and Recovery along with a Grad. Dip in Clinical Teaching and Learning. Claire has a passion for nursing education and has worked for the University of Tasmania, TAS Tafe, HERC – ANMF and continues education in her current role with Calvary Health Care.

ABBY FALLA

KAREN DAWS

Abby is one of Cabrini’s Transition to Professional Practice Coordinators responsible for the delivery of programs to support graduates. Abby has been integral in the development of the Transition to Professional Practice Program and has extensive experience in graduate education and support. Abby holds a Master of Professional Education and Training and represents Cabrini at Graduate Program external consultative committees. Abby’s expertise has shaped Cabrini’s program to align with workforce and graduate educational needs.

Karen Daws is a nurse who is interested in factors influencing practice. This has led her down many paths including history, research and education. Her interests in education and learning include expanding opportunities for nurses, understanding their experiences and the impact of work on their well-being.

JO GRIFFIN

Program Lead – Speaking With Good Judgement– Mater Education

RN, Grad Dip Adv Nurs (Critical Care), MA Bioethics, Grad Cert Higher Ed, DEd (candidate)

Jo Griffin is the Program Lead for Mater’s cultural change program, Speaking with Good Judgment. In addition to her role at Mater, Jo is studying a Doctorate of Education at ACU titled ‘Reframing interprofessional community of practice among clinical educators.’ Jo is a registered nurse with speciality practice in haematology, trauma and burns intensive care nursing and also holds a Master of Bioethics. She has published author with Cambridge University Press titled ‘Health Care Ethics: Theory to Practice’ under her maiden name of Grainger. Jo is also an Honorary Academic Fellow with the Faculty of Health Sciences, Australian Catholic University, for her role in leadership, culture and ethics in post graduate high performance sport education.

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SUZZANNE GROUNDS

Clinical Nurse/Midwife Educator– Mercy Hospital for Women, Melbourne

Suzzanne is a Registered Nurse/Registered Midwife who has worked in clinical practice across public and private hospital settings. She has several years’ experience as an educator providing support and learning to all levels of staff and students.

As a result of being involved in the delivery of a multi-disciplinary, multi-hospital obstetric and children’s emergency response program, Suzzanne has developed a strong interest in the use of simulation as an educational tool to improve outcomes for women and infants.

EMMA TABER

Perioperative Scrub/ Scout Registered Nurse– Mater Hospital Bundaberg

Emma Taber is the Perioperative Scrub/Scout Registered Nurse with the Mater Hospital Bundaberg, Queensland. Emma completed a Bachelor of Nursing at Central Queensland University in 2015 and a Post Graduate Certificate in Perioperative Nursing with the University of Tasmania in 2018.

Emma thoroughly enjoys perioperative work with a special interest in Orthopaedics. She was recently given the opportunity to upskill and build her clinical experience during an exchange to Calvary John James Hospital, Deakin ACT. In addition to Orthopaedics Emma had a passion for patient safety, maintaining the highest standard of clinical care delivery and peer education ensuring optimal quality in healthcare. She looks forward to enhancing her nursing career both within the perioperative specialty and in a leadership position within quality and education.

MONICA MOONEY

Nurse Unite Manager, Operating Theatres– Mater Hospital Bundaberg

Monica Mooney is the Nurse Unit Manager of Operating Theatres at the Mater Hospital Bundaberg, Queensland. Monica has been fortunate to have a variety of nursing opportunities since graduating from the ACU in 1997, in both the public and private sectors within Australia and the United Kingdom. With a strong perioperative background Monica was presented with the Excellence in Perioperative Nursing award at the ACORN State Conference in Townsville this year. Monica has a passion for quality and education within the regional perioperative setting and strives to ensure all staff are involved within this essential framework of nursing and healthcare.

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Business Innovation Manager– Centre for Dementia Learning, Dementia Australia

DR TANYA PETROVICH

Dr Tanya Petrovich completed studies in the field of Genetics at the University of Melbourne and Post-Doctoral studies at the Marie Curie Research Institute, UK. She has spent many years teaching in the fields of Science, and Health Science. She joined Dementia Australia in 2008.

Tanya leads the team in applying innovations in technology throughout dementia care education. This includes the Virtual Dementia Experience, an immersive sensory environment at the Perc Walkley Dementia Learning Centre which won the 2014 Victorian iAward, National iAward for Education and APICTA award for E-learning, 2015 Victorian Public Health Award-Gold Winner.

More recently in 2016 EDIE – Educational Dementia Immersive Experience was released for use on the Samsung – Oculus Gear VR. This mobile technology has

opened the opportunity to have these virtual experiences available to people not only in Australia but worldwide. EDIE won a Simulation Australasia Innovation Awards in 2017 and also the Best Aged Care Software Development and Deployment Award at the Information Technology in Aged Care awards (ITAC) 2017.

Her team is currently working on a project to create an artificially intelligent Avatar living with dementia.

JANE GRAHAM

National Project Lead for the implementation of Lippincott nursing procedures – Calvary group

Jane has had a wide ranging career as a registered nurse over the past 34 years having completed her training at Royal Price Alfred in Sydney in 1985. She completed a Masters of Nursing (Honours) from the University of Technology, Sydney in 2010. Jane has worked in multiple speciality areas in acute care and has held a number of senior clinical roles including Surgical Clinical Nurse Educator, Discharge Planning Clinical Nurse Consultant, and Nurse Unit Manager for a multidisciplinary team that promoted safe transition homes for aged care clients from the Emergency Department. These positions were held at St George Public Hospital, a tertiary referral hospital in Sydney. Jane’s current role is the National Project Lead for the implementation of Lippincott nursing procedures across all care settings for the Calvary group.

Jane is accustomed to rolling out projects having been the Partnership Manager for the NSW Health Chronic Disease Management Program in South Eastern Sydney Local Health District in 2010. Jane has gone on to build on this experience having been the Health Manager for Rehabilitation and Aged Care at Calvary Kogarah (NSW) in 2012 leading to her substantive role of Director of Nursing and Clinical Services at Calvary Kogarah which increased her portfolio to include Specialist Palliative Care. She has held this role since 2014. She also acted for extended periods as the Chief Executive Officer in this same hospital.

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CEO – Mind Tools

Transition to Professional Practice Coordinator – Cabrini Health

MICHAELLA TATLAH

Clinical Midwifery Educator– Mercy Hospital for Women

Michaella is a registered nurse, midwife, and has completed a Master’s Degree in Community Health Care. Michaella has over 12 years’ experience, but has practiced in Australia for 2 years. Michaella has worked in both public and private sectors and experienced the emergency department, birthing suite, homebirths, antenatal and postnatal wards.

Michaella was involved in education programs whilst working in the UK and has been in her current role as a midwifery educator for 1 year.

She is passionate about providing every woman with the most up to date, evidenced based, best practice care which she believes is achievable through providing effective staff education within organisations.

OLIVER CRADDOCK

LOUISE SUTTIE

Oliver joined the Mind Tools team in 2015 as the Senior Vice President of Global Sales & Business Development, quickly progressing to the role of Deputy CEO in 2017, and CEO in 2018. His primary focus and passion is ensuring that the Mind Tools team continues to be the best people, doing the right things to deliver the highest quality learner experience. This guides the organisation’s strategy and future direction, ensuring we continue to see that our customers see an impact from the investment they make in Mind Tools.

Louise is one of Cabrini’s Transition to Professional Practice Coordinators responsible for the delivery of programs to support graduates.

Louise has an extensive background in perioperative nursing and holds a Graduate Diploma of Critical Care (Perioperative Nursing). Louise is currently completing her Master of Healthcare Leadership with Southern Cross University. Louise is passionate about growing future health professionals and nurturing their careers within the Catholic healthcare setting.

KATHRYN CLEWS

Group Manager of Learning and Development– St John of God Health Care

Kathryn Clews has worked in education for almost 15 years. She has nearly 20 years’ experience in the Healthcare sector. In her current role as Group Manager Learning and Development at St John of God Health Care, she represents and promotes the work of over 120 educators across three states. Prior to her current role, Kathryn was the Learning Portfolio Manager at Central TAFE in Perth, Western Australia and has acted in a number of Business Development roles focusing on promoting education in the workplace. Kathryn’s focus is on providing quality education experiences to healthcare professionals to enable the delivery of excellent patient-centred care.

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8.45am-9.00am WELCOMEKatherine Jackman – Director Learning and Development, Mater Education Brisbane to act as Master of CeremoniesOllie Craddock – CEO, Mind Tools

9.00am-10.15am Keynote PresentationAssociate Professor Judy Duchscher – International expert on nursing graduate education and workplace transition

10.15am-11.00am National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) StandardsMargaret Banks – National Standards Program Director with the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care

11.00am-11.30am Morning Tea Break – Pre-function area

11.30am-12.30pm Translating Strategic Goals for High Quality CareDr Cathy Balding – Director, Qualityworks PL, & Adjunct Professor, Health Service Management, La Trobe University

12.30am-1.00pm The Power of Catholic CollaborationEmma Tabner – RN, Mater Hospital BundabergMonica Mooney – Nurse Unite Manager, Operating Theatres, Mater Hospital Bundaberg

1.00pm-1.45pm Lunch Break – Pre-Function area

1.45pm-2.45pm BREAK OUT SESSIONS

Woodside 1 Woodside 2

Allied Health Education Rachel Resuggan – National Project Manager, Allied Health Governance, St John of God Health Care

Engaging through the use of Virtual EnvironmentsTania Petrivich – Business Innovation Manager, Centre for Dementia Learning, Dementia Australia

2.45pm-3.00pm Afternoon Tea – Pre-Function area

3.00pm-4.00pm BREAK OUT SESSIONS – Innovative Education Programs in Catholic Facilities

Woodside 1 Woodside 2 Woodside 3

Little Company of Mary Health Care (Calvary)Laerdal RQI Pilot Resuscitation Quality ImprovementClaire Breeze – Learning and Development Manager, Calvary St Vincent’s HospitalLippincott Clinical procedures national approachJane Graham – National Project, Lead Little Company of Mary Health Care

St John of GodPromoting a Learning Culture Using Mind ToolsRita Maguire – Group Director Workforce, St John of God Health CareKathryn Clews – Group Manager, Learning and Development SJOGOllie Craddock – CEO, Mind Tools

CabriniSupporting Our Graduates to Embrace Professional PracticeAbby Falla – Transition to Professional Practice Coordinator, Cabrini HealthLouise Suttie – Transition to Professional Practice Coordinator, Cabrini Health

Mercy HealthAn Education Focused Response to Reducing the Incidence of Post-Partum HaemorrhageSuzzanne Grounds – Clinical Nurse/Midwife Educator, Mercy Hospital for Women, MelbourneMichaella Tatlah – Clinical Midwifery Educator, Mercy Hospital for Women, Melbourne

St Vincent’s Health AustraliaWhat are the enablers and barriers to the escalation of care in sub-acute care, and what can be addressed by nursing education?Karen Daws – Education and Learning, St Vincent’s Public Hospital in Melbourne

Mater HealthSpeaking with Good JudgementKatherine Jackman – Director Learning and Development, Mater Education BrisbaneJo Griffin – Program Lead, Speaking With Good Judgement, Mater Education

LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM

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SYMPOSIUM DINNERPROGRAM

5.30pm Pre-dinner drinks

6.30pm-9.30pm Symposium Dinner – The Woodside Room, Pan Pacific Melbourne DA

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REGISTRATIONS NOW OPEN

Following on from the success of last year, we are again holding a ‘Shark Tank’ session to round off the Nursing & Midwifery Symposium.

First prize will receive $3,000, second prize $2,000 and third prize $1,000 which will be announced at the end of the session.

Completed applications should be submitted to Stephanie Panchision at [email protected] by COB Friday 11 October.

WIN $3,000 TO BUILD

YOUR IDEA

For more information at: cha.org.au/events/upcoming-events

SHARK TANK

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NURSING & MIDWIFERY SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER INFORMATION

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CATHERINE (KATE) BIRRELL

OAM, CHA Sr Maria Cunningham Lifetime Contribution Award Winner 2018

Kate has in excess of thirty years’ experience in senior roles in nursing leadership. She graduated from General Nurse training at St Vincent’s Public Hospital, Melbourne in 1966, then progressing through the ranks of staff nurse, Charge Nurse and Hospital Coordinator positions.

Kate holds a number of professional and educational qualifications including a Graduate Diploma of Administration form Australian Catholic University (ACU), Bachelor of Business (Human Resources) from University of South Australia and, a Master of Health Science from Deakin University. Kate’s Master’s thesis explored the relationship between Registered Nurses Job Satisfaction levels and Nurse Manager’s Leadership style.

In January 1990 Kate became the Director of Nursing at St. John of God (SJOG) Hospital, Geelong. In 2006 Kate was appointed to the inaugural position of Group Director Nursing (GDN) for SJOGHC. In 2006, Kate was appointed by ACU to the position of Clinical Associate Professor in recognition of her collaboration and support of nursing programs and initiatives.

Throughout her career Kate has held numerous executive and board positions including Chair of CHA Director of Nursing and Midwifery Committee 2009-August 2014, and board member of CHA 2009-August 2014. Kate is currently a Member of Australian College of Nursing, Board member of Calvary Ministries Australia, Member of Mercy Health Board Quality Committee, and Advisor to the St John of God Health Care Nursing Development Program in East Timor.

On her retirement from SJOGHC in December 2014 Kate was awarded the title of Emeritus Group Director of Nursing in recognition for her outstanding contribution to the profession of nursing. In June 2015 she was further awarded the Order of Australia Medal in the General Division for services to nursing and the community. In 2018 Kate was awarded the CHA, Sr Maria Cunningham Award for Lifetime Contribution.

KeynoteHUGH VAN CUYLENBURG

Founding Director/Facilitator of The Resilience Project

Hugh has been working in education for over 13 years, teaching both primary and secondary in a range of educational settings. The highlight of his teaching career was the year he spent in the far north of India volunteering and living at an underprivileged school in the Himalayas. It was here that he discovered resilience in its purest form.

Inspired by this experience Hugh returned to Melbourne and commenced working on his own program for schools. ‘The Resilience Project’ was born. Having completed his post graduate studies, looking at resilience and wellbeing, Hugh has developed and facilitated programs for over 500 schools Australia wide. In 2015, the National Rugby League asked Hugh to run workshops at every single

club in the competition. Since then, he has worked with the Australian Cricket Team, the Australian Netball Team, the Australian Women’s Soccer Team, The Jillaroos and 8 AFL teams. Beyond the team environment, Hugh has been lucky enough to work one on one with individuals such as Steve Smith, Dustin Martin and Billy Slater.

Outside of schools and sport, Hugh has presented to over 200 corporate groups as a keynote speaker, where he teaches the same principles as he does when he is working with the prep kids in schools across the country.

His favourite past time is spending time with his partner Penny and their one year old son, Benji.



LISA NORMAN

Chief Executive Officer– St John of God Berwick Hospital

Adjunct Professor Sharon Donovan was appointed to Mercy Health Services in February 2018 as Executive Director Nursing & Midwifery for the public hospitals in Victoria and NSW. Her role has recently expanded to provide clinical practice and professional leadership in Mercy Aged Care Services.

Sharon has had over 20 years’ experience at executive level in public and private health services including Ballarat Health Services, Alfred Health and Epworth Healthcare. She has also had experience as CEO in a large multisite aged care business. Sharon has expertise in clinical and corporate governance, clinical and corporate risk management, university partnership development, change management and process redesign. She has a strong interest in improving the patient/resident experience and in supporting nursing & midwifery leadership to deliver this experience.

Sharon is an RN & RM with a BN, Post Grad midwifery cert and an MBA specialising in human resource management. She is a member of AICD, has received awards for leadership and has public and private Board experience.

SHARON DONOVAN

Executive Director Nursing, Midwifery and Aged Care Clinical Practice – Mercy Health

Lisa Norman has worked for St John of God Health Care since July 2006. Her initial role at St John of God Frankston Rehabilitation Hospital was Chief Executive Officer and Director of Nursing. Lisa moved to St John of God Berwick Hospital in January 2010 as the Chief Executive Officer and Director of Nursing. In late 2014 her role transitioned to Chief Executive Officer in anticipation of a planned redevelopment.

Prior to joining St John of God Health Care, Lisa was Director of Clinical Services at Beleura Private Hospital with Ramsay Healthcare and prior to this at The Valley Private Hospital. Lisa has extensive experience in healthcare roles, with a strong track record driving hospital growth in services and activity. During her time at Berwick Lisa has more than doubled patient admissions and theatre procedures, resulting in improved financial performance. In January 2018 she commissioned the new 202 bed Berwick hospital.


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Alfred Deakin Professor at Deakin University, AM

MARI BOTTI Alfred Deakin Professor Mari Botti of Deakin’s School of Nursing and Midwifery holds the position of Chair in Nursing, a joint appointment between Deakin University and Epworth Healthcare. In this role, she heads the Centre for Quality and Patient Safety Research-Epworth HealthCare Partnership.

She has contributed extensively to the strategic direction of nursing research at Deakin University and has led the implementation of successful health industry and academic partnerships in nursing research. Her specific research and clinical interests are in postoperative pain management and models of care delivery that encourage patient and family engagement. In 2012, the Deakin University Council conferred the title of ‘Alfred Deakin Professor’ to Professor Botti in recognition of her outstanding, sustained, high-level contribution to furthering the aims of Deakin University in relation to research. In 2016, she was recognised as a Member of the Order of Australia for significant service to nursing and medical education.



MARY DELAHUNTY

Head of Impact – HESTA

Mary is the Head of Impact for HESTA and has been with the fund since early 2013. She has held senior roles in financial services organisations for over 15 years and is passionate about delivering dignity in retirement for all Australians. HESTA is one of Australia’s largest superannuation funds with over $45bn under management and over 850,000 members.

Mary is a 2015 Churchill Fellow awarded for the completion of international research on equity for women in pension systems.

Mary was recently appointed as the Chair of the Ministerial Advisory Council for Gender Equality in the State of Victoria. The Council’s role is to advise the Minister for Women on the Safe and Strong equality strategy.

Mary is also a councillor and immediate former Mayor of the City of Glen Eira. Glen Eira City Council manages $1.4 billion of community assets and has the lowest operating cost per property of inner Melbourne councils.

Mary is also a Board Member of The Emergency Services Telecommunication Authority and an advisory panel member for the State Government, she is a past Chair of Reclink Australia, a National Not For Profit organisation offering sports and recreation opportunities to break the cycle for disadvantaged Australians.

Mary holds a Masters of Finance (Corporate Advisory), has three young children and is a passionate and heartbroken St Kilda supporter.


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SUSAN McKEE

Chief Value Officer– Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne and Value Based Health Care

Sue is a Registered Nurse with over 35yrs in the health sector. During this time she has worked across the healthcare sector with a range of organisations including public, not-for-profit, privately owned and the charitable sector. Her roles have included both clinical and organizational leadership as a Nursing Director, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Executive.

Sue is a strategic, values-driven executive, with a proven ability to lead organisations through complex change and challenging external environments.

She is committed to leading organisations that provide services that enhance the life of its consumers, that is true to its purpose and values its people.




8.30am-8.45am WELCOMEMary Delahunty – Head of Impact HESTA to act as Master of Ceremonies

8.45am-10.00am The role of Leadership in Patient Experience Catherine (Kate) Birrell, OAMExpert Panel DiscussionLisa Norman – CEO, St John of God Berwick HospitalSharon Donovan – Executive Director Nursing, Midwifery and Aged Care Clinical Practice Mercy HealthSusan Mckee – Chief Value Officer, Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne and Value Based Health Care

10.00am-10.30am Morning Tea Break – Pre-function area

10.30am-12.00pm Keynote Presentation – Discovering Resilience Hugh van Cuylenburg – Founding Director/Facilitator of The Resilience Project

12.00pm-12.30pm Department of Health Nursing Update Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer – To be announced

12.30pm-1.30pm Lunch Break – Pre-Function area

1.30pm-2.30pm Patient Experience Mari Botti – Alfred Deakin Professor Chair In Nursing School of Nursing and Midwifery, Faculty of Health Deakin University Panel of patient advocates

2.30pm-3.00pm Afternoon Tea – Pre-Function area

3.00pm-4.15pm Shark Tank Competition – Supported by ACU and HESTA Successful applicants to deliver 5 minute presentations on Innovative Research being undertaken in their facilities. Maximum 9 participants. Please see CHA website www.cha.org.au to apply.First Prize $3,000Second Prize $2,000Third Prize $1,000

4.15pm-4.30pm Closing Remarks and Announcement of the Shark Tank Winners

NURSING & MIDWIFERY SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM

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REGISTRATION FORM

CHA LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT SYMPOSIUM

CHA MEMBER $195.00 (CRG) CHA MEMBER $214.50 (GST) NON Member $245.00 (GST)


SYMPOSIUM DINNER – THE WOODSIDE ROOM, PAN PACIFIC MELBOURNE (DAY 1 – THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER)

CHA LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT SYMPOSIUM

CHA MEMBER $245.00 (CRG) CHA MEMBER $269.50 (GST)

NON Member $295.00 (GST)

CHA NURSING & MIDWIFERY SYMPOSIUM


CHA NURSING & MIDWIFERY SYMPOSIUM


TO ATTEND BOTH EVENTS – 2 DAYS



TO ATTEND BOTH EVENTS – 2 DAYS



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PLEASE FORWARD COMPLETED REGISTRATION FORM OR QUERIES TO Deborah Reynolds | [email protected] | 02 6203 2777

Pan Pacific Melbourne, 2 Convention Centre Place, South Wharf, Victoria 3006

RSVP Friday 18th October 2019

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Early Bird Prices (For registrations received by 4 October 2019)

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Please note: Symposium registration does not include Symposium Dinner. If you wish to attend the Symposium Dinner please indicate below.


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