PROGRAM

Optimising Health Response through Military and Civilian Integration: A Unified Approach

Date:

Wednesday 11 September

Time:

1000 – 1100

Registration:

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This event is open to all Land Forces trade visitors, exhibitors and conference delegates.

NOTE: While attendance to this session is free for all participants, entry is not guaranteed. Seating will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, and once the venue reaches its maximum capacity, access will be closed.

Location:

Meeting Room 208, Convention Level 2, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

Response capabilities: Through case study methodology, the presentation explores the role of communication, coordination, training, and contemporary healthcare delivery methods. It illustrates how integrating military precision and civilian long-term capability can lead to more effective health responses, highlighting the significance of adopting modern healthcare approaches to enhance response efforts.

The focus is on how military and civilian sectors can complement each other, elevating the overall readiness and effectiveness in managing health emergencies. The session aims to provide actionable strategies for stakeholders interested in harnessing a combined approach to health response, ensuring a resilient system ready to face future challenges with sustainable solutions.

SPEAKERS

Dr Katrina Sanders

Chief Medical Officer
Aspen Medical

Dr Katrina Sanders is the Group Chief Medical Officer for Aspen Medical and is renowned for her expertise in strategic healthcare management, particularly in challenging and dynamic environments. Her role includes strategic direction and oversight of our global health operations.

Dr Sanders is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, has a master’s degree in public health, and is the recipient of two Australia Day Achievement Medallion’s in recognition of her contribution to healthcare. Her former role as Chief Medical Officer for the Australian Federal Police included coordination and management of contracted health services domestically and internationally with consideration of risk, population needs and government priorities, in a complex and dynamic environment.

A former senior medical officer in the Australian Army Dr Sanders has expertise in military medicine, senior medical administration and management, occupational health, and public health. Her real-life leadership experience includes international deployment, management of the delivery of health operations in high-risk environments and includes the development and implementation of clinical governance and quality assurance frameworks. Dr Sanders is a Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, a Fellow of the Security and Health Executive Leadership Institute, and board Chair and director of several boards. With leadership and experience spanning the military, government, and private sectors, Dr Sanders possesses a unique skill set that empowers her to champion medical excellence in diverse and complex settings. Driven by her commitment to advancing healthcare standards, Dr Sanders plays a pivotal role in shaping the dynamics and enhancing the quality of healthcare on a global scale.

Hosted by Aspen Medical

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