Emerging Digital Technologies & Ergonomics in Health, Education & Work
Hear researchers talk about the potential future state of technology in health care, education and aged care. Join in a discussion about digital technologies and artificial intelligence and what it means for ergonomics in practice now and in the future. Engage and Network with HFESA colleagues old and new.
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| Speakers | Topic |
| Professor Judy Kay, Payne-Scott Professor, University of Sydney. Professor of Computer Science. Computer Human Adaptive Interaction Research Group (CHAI) | Supporting life-long life-wide learning with case studies from health and group work. |
| Martin Brown, Program Manager Innovative Technologies, The University of Sydney | Will VR change your workplace? |
| A/Professor (Keith) Chee Y. Ooi (MBBS, Dip Paeds, FRACP, PhD) A/Professor of Medicine at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and Senior Specialist Paediatric Gastroenterologist at Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick, Australia.
Dr Michael Coffey (B.Med, MD with Distinction) is a paediatric registrar at Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick, PhD researcher and a Conjoint Associate Lecturer at UNSW. |
Are serious games seriously good? PlayMed – a serious game in medical education |
| Roberto Martinez-Maldonado (PhD), Researcher, Human Computer Interaction and Educational Data Science. Lecturer, Data Visualisation and Narratives, University of Technology Sydney. | Multimodal Learning Analytics to Support Reflection in Clinical Simulation |
| Virtual reality practical exercise, “Keep talking and nobody explodes” | |
Note: The views of the presenters are not necessarily the views of the HFESA
| Date: | Wednesday 7 August 2019 |
| Registration: | 09.00 am |
| Presentation: | 9.30 am – 3.30 pm (Morning tea, afternoon tea & lunch provided) |
| Cost: | HFESA members: $180, Non-members: $250, Full Time Students: $90 (no extra discount) |
| Earlybird payment by 9 July 2019 for a $30 reduction (offered to members and non-members) | |
| Venue: | Castlereagh Boutique Hotel 169 Castlereagh Street Sydney NSW 2000 |
| Directions: | 4 minute walk from Town Hall station |
Event organised by HFESA NSW Branch. Enquiries to HFESA Secretariat (02) 9680 9026 (Mon – Wed)
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