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DAY TWO Thursday 4 October
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PLENARY
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08:00
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REGISTRATION
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08:15
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INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT:
Managing Baragwanath
Dr Reg Broekman, CEO, Baragwanath Hospital and Dr George Veliotes,
Superintendant, Baragwanath Hospital
Rural health infrastructure management
Mrs B Mzileni, Director: Policy Planning and Information, Eastern
Cape Department of Health
No health without better management — the new era leadership
Cesar Alexandre, Chief Engineer, Directorate Engineering and Technical
Support, PAWC
Gauteng Facilities Management System
Caswell Mthombeni, Chief Director: Building Maintenance, Gauteng
Department of Transport and Public Works
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10:45
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TEA / Exhibition Viewing
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FACILITIES
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EQUIPMENT
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11:15
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Can some new UK ideas apply to South Africa?
Mike Nightingale, Senior Partner, Nightingale Associates, UK
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11:15
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Development of gait assistant — an application of new technologies
Jaco Bierman, Clinical Engineering Student, Pretoria Technikon and
Uwe Eiserrman, Research Project Leader, Siemans, Germany
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11:45
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Umtata Hospital
Brigid Boltman, Director, LEAP — Specialist Strategic &
Planning Solutions and Braam van der Hoven, Architect, Bartch, van
Heerden, Visser and Partner
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11:45
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Electrosurgery dispersive electrodes: recent technologies
Prof Pierre Cilliers, Professor — Dept. Electrical, Electronic
and Computer Engineering, University of Pretoria
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12:15
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Design and Development of Supporting Systems for Rehabilitation
of King George V Hospital, Durban, KwaZulu Natal
Deon von Onselen, Architect / Director, Osmond Lange Architects
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12:15
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Low dose full body x–ray:
A unique South African development.
Herman Potgieter, Manager: LODOX
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12:45
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LUNCH
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FACILITIES
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EQUIPMENT
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14:00
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Design guidelines for private sub-acute facilities
Dr Gerald Steyn, Head of Post Graduate Studies, Department of Architecture,
Technikon Pretoria
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14:00
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Putting clinical engineering to better use
- an alternative approach to cost effective maintenance
Alan Whiteford, Training Manager, Pretoria Academic Hospital
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14:30
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Electricity enabled hospitals to meet daring challenges
Richard Jones, Marketing Manager, Elektroserve
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14:30
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An approach to cost controlling in health facilities
- elaborating reference numbers for maintenance of medical devices
Werner Trämpisch, Professor of Clinical Engineering, Fachhochschule
Giessen-Friedberg, Germany and Johan van Roon, Head of Department
of Clinical Engineering, Technikon Pretoria
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15:00
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Bathrooms - A patient perspective
Reneé du Toit, Health Facility Planner, Health Services
Planning cc
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15:00
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Let's kick-start clinical engineering in the public sector
Andy Cunninghame, Director: Engineering and Tehnical Support, PAWC
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15:30
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TEA
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FACILITIES
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EQUIPMENT
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16:00
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Hospital building services standards: the real challenge for
Southern Africa
Mervyn Brian Aereboe, Director, Wills, Aereboe, Wardle Inc.
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16:00
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Model for conducting a health technology audit in clinical engineering,
through a pilot study
Nisha Madan, Senior Industrial Technician, Pretoria Academic Hospital,
and Rui dos Santos, Tyco Health
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19:30
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CONFERENCE DINNER
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