Monday, 21 May 2012


For more information on the 6th Australasian Redesigning Healthcare Summit
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3rd - 5th May, 2010
SUMMIT- Tues 4th & Wed 5th
PRE-SUMMIT WORKSHOPS - Mon 3rd
SITE VISIT - Mon 3rd
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Wharf, Melbourne, Australia
The Australasian Lean Healthcare Network is delighted to announce that it is convening the 6th Australasian Redesigning Healthcare Summit in Melbourne, Victoria. The Summit will be convened in collaboration with the Department of Health, Victoria who is supporting the Summit in 2010.
In 2010, the summit organisers have chosen the theme "delivering a system that works" in acknowledgement of the cumulative and diverse redesign experience in Australasia that has now been tested over time to deliver improvement in flow, quality, cost, and patient and staff experience.
John Shook, the first Western employee at Toyota, author of notable Lean Thinking texts, and unique teacher returns in 2010.
Limited places will be available to visit exemplar improvement sites where closer, more direct learning experiences are possible.
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The 6th Australasian Healthcare Summit will be hosting four full-day workshops on Monday 3rd May 2010.
Workshop 1 - Introduction to Lean Thinking & Healthcare Improvement
Workshop 2 - Delivering a Ward that Works
Workshop 3 - Delivering Safe & Effective Communication for Healthcare Teams
Workshop 4 - Managing to Learn
Monday 3rd May 2010 8:00am - 5:00pm
In association with the 6th Australasian Redesigning Healthcare Summit, Insights to Excellence are offering a ‘learning to see' experience for summit delegates. An industry site tour, featuring organisations that are recognised as leaders in business process redesign using Lean and Six Sigma, will be offered.
The tour will commence with a presentation from the host followed by an extensive plant tour to witness the application of Lean and Six Sigma. The tour concludes with a facilitated discussion on the application of the concepts and tools in a healthcare setting.