It is estimated that around 60% of care is in line with evidence- or consensus-based guidelines, 30% is wasteful or low value, and 10% is harmful. This has been the case for decades. The event outlined Monash Partners evidence-based Learning Health System Framework with examples of adoption and learnings and covered key actions required to drive improvements in healthcare and outcomes by 2030.

Presented on 22 November 2022, the program featured a keynote address by Associate Professor Andrea Tricco, Director, Knowledge Synthesis Team, Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute, St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto Canada and an engaging panel discussion on exploring the beliefs, values and motivators underpinning genuine CCI.

Presented in collaboration between Monash Partners and Sydney Health Partners this event highlighted practical strategies and lessons learned around setting up and supporting a consumer advisory panel.

This event provided participants with the opportunity to share and learn through our networking events as part of the Implementation & Improvement Network. Speakers included Dr Katherine Harding, Principal Research Fellow & Manager (Allied Health Clinical Research Office) Eastern Health and Dr Rhonda Garad, Lead in Education, Workforce and Capacity Building.

The forum provided information about the implementation of CogSack, which is an AI and NLP pipeline, developed at King's College, London, and now implemented across much of the NHS. The forum included discussion about implementation and sustainability considerations as supported by the Learning Health System. The model of cross cutting support from Monash University, to enable further expansion and use of CogStack in the future, was also covered. Speakers included Prof Helena Teede, Dr Adam Morris, Jason Ferriggi, Theo Christian, A/Prof Nadine Andrew and Anna Marinic.

Presented by Dr Victoria Team and Juliette Greskie, the webinar discussed national and state coding standards and changes to the pressure injury coding process over time.

Monash Partners and Sydney Health Partners hosted webinar. The webinar explored how to meaningfully engage with consumers and the community in the early stages of a clinical trial, and how this engagement can enhance your trial design and boost participant recruitment, engagement and retention.

Monash Partners partnered with the Western Australian Health Translation Network for this session. Presented by Deb Langridge, Ben Horgan, Kelly Beer and Geoff Corcoran.

Presented by Leslie Arnott, CCI Committee Co-Chair and Rebecca Madill, CCI Project Manager who provides an overview of the CCI strategy, the process they followed and the key learnings from its implementation.