3rd World Congress on Patient Safety & Nursing Healthcare October 19-20, 2018 New York, USA

Alanna Maycock has taught refugee health both nationally and internationally. She is a Clinical Nurse Consultant in the refugee service at The Children’s Hospital Westmead, Sydney. Alanna is the only nurse to have ever spoken at the Australian Medical Association conference. She was also invited to the Women in the World Summit and spoke after Prime-Minister Justin Trudeau, Prime- Minister Nicola Sturgeon and before former US Secretary of State, Hilary Rodham Clinton. Alanna is attending St Andrews House, Scotland for further talks with Prime-Minister Nicola Sturgeon on offshore detention centre conditions. Alanna was Humanitarian of the year in 2016.

Nursing

Dr. Ryan K. Lee, MD, MBA, MRMD is Clinical Associate Professor at the Sydney Kimmel College at Thomas Jefferson University. He is the Section Chief of Neuroradiology in the Einstein Healthcare Network and serves as the Director of Quality and Magnetic Resonance Medical Director in the Department of Radiology. His areas of expertise include radiation management in imaging, radiology clinical decision support, and MRI Safety. He is known for his work not only in CT radiation dose reduction, but also in the reduction of variance in radiation dose. An authority on quality in radiology, he serves on several quality and safety committees in the Einstein Healthcare Network

Radiology

Sujata is the CEO of Cambridge Boxhill Language Assessment (CBLA), the Melbourne based organisation that manages the Occupational English Test (OET). OET is a healthcare specific English language assessment used by regulators, government agencies, educators and employers to assess the language skills of foreign-trained healthcare professionals. Sujata has led in the successful transformation and modernisation of OET since acquisition of majority ownership of the test by Cambridge English (department of University of Cambridge) in 2013.

Language skills of foreign-trained healthcare professionals