About Summit 2025
The C3.0 Connect. Care. Confidence. 2025 Summit will build on the 2023 Summit and bring together leading innovators, service providers, expert clinicians and consumers for a day of panel discussions, case study presentations and Q&A sessions. Presenters from Australia and around the world will focus on building strong and effective clinical governance in the digital health space.
Co-hosted with the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care this is a must-attend event for anyone involved in the planning, implementation and evaluation and use of digital health services and tools.
Why C3.0?
Our Summit is inspired by Web 3.0, which represents the next evolution of the internet, built on the foundations of decentralisation, openness and greater user ability.
The C3.0. Summit will explore the next iteration of clinical governance in digital heath, designed to facilitate a better understanding of our shared responsibility of safety, quality and the continuous improvement in the delivery of health technologies.
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Join us for the C3.0 Summit 2025
This interactive event is designed as an immersive experience for participation and contribution, with a range of sessions focused on the themes of “Connect”, “Care” and “Confidence”. You will be able to join plenary sessions as well as choose from streams focused on each of the three ‘Cs’.
Plenary sessions
Join us for key insights from across the sector.
Opening remarks
CEO, Australian Digital Health Agency
CEO, Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care
Pulse check: opportunities for clinical governance in digital health
Chief Clinical Adviser, Medical, Australian Digital Health Agency
Chief Medical Officer, Commission
Chief Clinical Adviser, Nursing, Australian Digital Health Agency
Clinical workflows, digitally enabled: software vendors, clinicians and consumers working together
Chief Medical Officer, Microsoft
Renal Physician and Clinical Director
Director, Queensland Digital Health Centre
Consumer and carer advocate
Building genuine partnerships in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s health
Worimi Man and Co-Director of WellMob
Senior Medical Advisor, NACCHO
Director, First Nations Strategy and Partnerships, Black Dog Institute
Supporting the digitally enabled health and care workforce of the future
CEO at the Australian Institute of Digital Health
Geriatrician, Aria Health
Director and Chief Technologist, Australian and New Zealand, Amazon Web Services
Stream 1 Connect
In this stream you will hear how service providers, clinicians and tech innovators are strengthening interoperability and harnessing technology to support integrated healthcare.
Understanding Gen AI: risks, challenges and opportunities for patient safety
Chief Executive, NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation
Chief Digital Health Officer, Victorian Department of Health
Professor, Empirical Ethics in Health, University of Wollongong
Improving patient outcomes through data-driven healthcare
Assistant Secretary at Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care)
Chief Operating Officer, Commission
CEO, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
In-depth chat – Clinical governance in First Nations health
General Manager – Health, Miwatj Health Aboriginal Corporation
Stream 2 Care
This stream focuses on the key components of effective care including removing access barriers and ensuring safety and quality.
Removing barriers to accessing care through technology
NSW Justice Health and Forensic Mental Health Network
Risk-proofing healthcare technology for person-centred services
Director, Digital Transformation of Health, University of Melbourne
Facilitator, Chair, Avant Mutual
Advanced QLD Industry Research Fellow, Centre for Health Services Research
Innovative approaches to consumer co-design
Chief Medical Officer, Healthdirect
Executive Director, MindSpot
Stream 3 Confidence
Confidence is the key to effective digital health where all service users trust in the healthcare provided.
Building digital literacy for consumers and carers
Head of Research Program, National Disability Research Partnership
Consumer advocate
Research Fellow, Westmead Applied Research Centre
Interoperability in action
HL7
Head of General Practice, Sydney School of Medicine UNDA
Chief Medical Information Officer, Western Sydney Health