Programme
Te Tītoki Mataora Forum
Thursday 3rd July
The programme is currently being finalised. Check back in soon for more updates
Time | Session |
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8:30 AM | Registration open |
9:30 AM | Welcome |
9:45 AM | Session 1 More speakers to be announced in session 1. Keynote speaker: To be announced |
10:45 AM | Morning Tea |
11:15 AM | Session 2: Mega-Trends More speakers to be announced in session 2. Investor Perspectives Explore global investment trends in health tehnology and gain insights into the evolving landscape of innovation and funding. Southern Cancer Society Martin Witt, Head of Cancer Prevention and Research |
12:30 PM | Lunch |
1:30 PM | Session 3: Insight to Impact Fireside Chat: Dr Ainsleigh Cribb-Su'a Director of Research and Innovation at National Hauora Coalition RAP Lessons Learnt Now three years into the Research Acceleration Programme, hear from members of the executive team to understand common mistakes, strategies for success, and their vision for the next three years. Facilitated by Dr James McKeage. Table Talks Select a key topic for discussion and engage with an expert in a table talk session, where you can ask questions, exchange ideas, and learn from others in an interactive setting. |
3:00 PM | Afternoon Tea |
3:30 PM | Session 4: User-centred Health Solutions Hear from innovators who are putting patients and end-users at the centre. More speakers to be announced for session 4. Putting Users at the Centre of Medical Device Design Jesse Kieth, Vivid Origin Tūranga Health A case study of community empowerment. The Changing Landscape of Primary Youth Mental Health in Aotearoa: Increasing Risk, Complexity, and Youth-Led Solutions Youthline is at the forefront of primary youth mental health, responding to rising distress, suicidality, and complexity among rangatahi. Drawing on insights from the 2023 State of the Generation report and insights across our services, this presentation examines the challenges faced by young people, including the complexities of navigating the digital world and social media. With a strong focus on innovation, we’re also looking to explore digital solutions to help us deliver accessible, culturally responsive, and youth-informed mental health support at scale. |
5:00 PM | Formal conference ends |
5:30 PM | Join us for an evening session highlighting Aotearoa New Zealand's latest health technologies and innovations in the pipeline. The Research Exchange features start-ups and research projects from across the country showcasing their innovative technologies, plus hear from 5 early-stage projects as they pitch for the chance to win $80,000. Interested in the opportunity to exhibit your technology at a dedicated stand, to engage with attendees including industry leaders and potential collaborators, and gather valuable feedback? Submit your expression of interest here |
8:30 PM | Research Exchange closes |