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SimTecT Health 2009 - SponsorsSimTecT Health 2009 is proudly sponsored by:
SponsorsPrincipal Sponsor
LaerdalLaerdal are the Principal Sponsor, and are also sponsoring Susan Kardong-Edgren. Laerdal has been offering learning products responding to evolving needs in emergency medicine ever since the introduction of Resusci Anne in 1960. Today our range of life saving, cost efficient learning products and services are expanding to cover all aspects of a complete Circle of Learning. Our range includes innovative skills trainers, interactive computer simulators and advanced patient simulators like SimNewB and the next generation in Laerdal Simulation, SimMan 3G. For the 2009 SimTecT conference we are very pleased announce the launch of Laerdal Services now offering a total solution in consulting, education and support. Laerdal products and services are designed to equip you with the tools to meet your learning objectives and they demonstrate our belief that helping build competence is a critical part of our mission of helping save lives. Partnership Sponsor
Victorian Government, Department of Human ServicesThe Department of Human Services plans, funds and delivers health, community and housing services in line with the government’s vision for making Victoria a stronger, more caring and innovative state. The Department of Human Services is responsible for a wide range of services to diverse client groups across Victoria. The principal function of the Department is to ensure the delivery of a range of health, housing and community services. The Department’s mission statement is: To enhance and protect the health and well being of all Victorians, emphasising vulnerable groups and those most in need. Gold SponsorMonash University, Medicine Nursing and Health SciencesMonash University, Medicine Nursing and Health Sciences is proud to be a sponsor of SimTecT Health 2009. Through Associate Professor Brendan Flanagan, Monash has an ongoing association with the SimTecT Health conference and the Australian Society for Simulation in Healthcare. The Faculty is also at the forefront internationally of simulation based research thanks to the work of Professor Debra Nestel. Monash recognises the increasing importance of simulation in healthcare for education and research purposes, and because of the contribution of simulation to Patient Safety. The Faculty has recently established the Monash Simulation Network to coordinate simulation-based activities across the entire Faculty, which extends throughout Victoria and also includes the Monash campus in Malaysia. The Faculty plans to establish partnerships with other institutions to address clinical placement challenges, and to establish inter-professional learning and research opportunities. Monash also intends to form industry partnerships for the advancement of simulation technologies. In February 2010, Monash is proudly hosting the Harvard Advanced Simulation Instructors Course in Melbourne. Conference Sponsors![]() National Health Workforce TaskforceHealth Workforce Australia (HWA) was established by COAG to deliver a comprehensive health workforce reform package to enable the workforce to better respond to the evolving care needs while maintaining the quality and safety of services. As part of the health workforce reform package, COAG announced that funding would be available to build new or enhance current Simulated Learning Environments (SLE). The project will be managed by HWA (NHWT in the interim) to enable equitable access across Australia to a range of SLEs. The distribution and configuration of the SLEs will be finalised following a national planning process. Greater access to simulation training can expand the capacity of the health and education systems to provide clinical training though alternative training encounters, enhance the effectiveness of existing training by accelerating clinical skills and developing non-technical clinical skills and will contribute to the maintenance of skills and re-training for health professionals. The National Health Workforce Taskforce are sponsoring Peter Dieckmann. Bronze Sponsor
Victorian Managed Insurance AuthorityThe Victorian Managed Insurance Authority (VMIA) provides risk and insurance services to protect Victoria’s assets and minimise losses from adverse events. Established on 1 October 1996 under the Victorian Managed Insurance Authority Act 1996, we are a statutory authority that reports to the Department of Treasury and Finance. We offer support and advice in strategic and operational risk management and insurance products, tailored to meet the specific needs of individual clients. Our clients include general government departments, agencies, statutory authorities and the public healthcare program which includes hospitals, community services, rural GPs and primary healthcare programs. Speaker SponsorQueensland HealthQueensland Health are sponsoring Rhona Flyn. Invitation to SponsorDownload the Sponsorship and Exhibition Brochure. Enquiries can be made to the Conference Organiser. The Organising Committee cordially invites you to participate in the 2009 SimTecT Health Simulation Conference. In making a commitment to become a sponsor, your company will be assured of high profile exposure to the committed health care community of practitioners, surgeons, trainers, researchers and educators. The SimTecT Health Simulation Conference is being promoted broadly throughout Australia, Asia and New Zealand. To secure your place at the Conference, simply choose the sponsorship option that suits you best, complete the application form and forward, with your deposit (made payable to SimTecT Health Simulation Conference) and mail to the Conference Organiser. Growing from 50 attendees in 2004, SimTecT 2008 attracted over 280 delegates from a wide cross-section of the Healthcare sector, including 10% from overseas. For further information about sponsoring/exhibiting, please contact Barry Neame at the Conference Organiser. Promotion will include:
Those Attending the ConferenceIt is estimated that over 300 delegates will attend the Conference from the following areas - policy setters, educators, clinicians, trainers, simulation practitioners and researchers. Benefits to your Company by Sponsoring and/or ExhibitingBenefits include:
Cheques should be made payable to SimTecT Health Simulation Conference and forwarded to the Conference Organiser. Cancellation PolicyIn the event of withdrawal of sponsorship/exhibition booth booking, please be advised that unless that particular area of sponsorship/booth is resold, the Conference will reserve the right to retain deposit monies received. |
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