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Live presentation by

Professor Keith McNeil

Commissioner for the Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health, South Australia

Dr Robert Styles

ProSocial World Director of Strategic and Bespoke Programs, convenor international ProSocial health circle

​Dr Peta Miller

Workplace Health and Safety, Ergonomics and Human Factors consultant, Advisor A Better Culture project, RACMA.

Wednesday

8:30am - 9:30am

Gathering of Kindness Online 2024
PROGRAM

A week of learning, growth and important conversations as we unpack what quality and safety means from a human viewpoint.

Day One

11th Nov

Monday

12.30pm - 1.30pm AEDT

Structural Kindness - Working Smarter Not Harder

Leaders are uniquely placed to drive change. Or not. What actions and policies encourage respectful and high-functioning workplaces? And better patient outcomes.

Live presentation by

Professor Keith McNeil

Commissioner for the Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health, South Australia

Dr Robert Styles

ProSocial World Director of Strategic and Bespoke Programs, convenor international ProSocial health circle

​Dr Peta Miller

Workplace Health and Safety, Ergonomics and Human Factors consultant, Advisor A Better Culture project, RACMA.

Day Two

12th Nov

Tuesday

12.30pm - 1.30pm AEDT

The Knowledge Gene

The groundbreaking discovery linking evolutionary biology, genetics, indigenous knowledge systems, neurodiversity, the arts and learning. And why it matters for healthcare.

Live presentation by

Dr Lynne Kelly

Author, educator, researcher and science communicator

Dr Richard Mayes

GP Obstetrician, clinical educator, social prescriber, amateur dance instructor

Day Three

13th Nov

Wednesday

8:30am - 9:30am AEDT

The important question which sparked the international movement towards more person-centred care - for both patients and colleagues.

Presentation by

Professor Maureen Bisognano

President Emerita and Senior Fellow. Institute for Healthcare Improvement

 

Karen Turner

Senior Improvement Advisor, Royal Free Hospital, London

Wednesday

12:30pm - 2:30pm AEDT

Writing, music, story-telling and Haiku - in celebration of world kindness day

Join us for a conversation with our panel about the powerful connection between medical science, healthcare, creativity and the arts.  Hear the stories of kindness in healthcare collected in the Hush Kindness Anthology #2 with readings, conversation and a Haiku workshop.

Day Four

14th Nov

12:30pm - 1:30pm AEDT

Reciprocal Respect

The pitfalls of bias and power of partnership

What is the impact of unconscious bias, power and hierarchy in healthcare? Understanding factors such as age, ethnicity, and diversity leads to more effective relationships with patients and amongst staff.

Day Five

15th Nov

12:30pm - 1:30pm AEDT

Disaster recovery expert Louise Scott didn’t expect to be having to turn her professional skills to her own health journey. Louise shares her recent journey through an aggressive form of non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, with great vulnerability, clarity and bravery, and is then joined by her doctor, Stephen, as they share what it is like to be ‘human’ on both sides of the bed.

Presentation by

Louise Scott

Disaster Recovery expert, Graduate Certificate of Agricultural Health and Medicine, Patient Storyteller

Dr Stephen Walker

Haematologist, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, St Vincent’s Hospital and Bendigo Health

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