From Admin Overload to Clinical Velocity (Free Event)
A practical panel on AI, NDIS reporting and reclaiming time in Allied Health
Description
A panel discussion with clinicians, builders, and lived experience on reducing admin burden without losing clinical integrity.
Allied health clinicians are under increasing pressure.
NDIS reporting requirements, documentation demands, and fragmented digital platforms are consuming more time than ever — often at the expense of clinical work, personal wellbeing, and sustainable practice.
Reclaiming Time in Allied Health is a focused, in-person panel discussion designed to cut through the noise around AI, automation, and digital tools in healthcare. Rather than theory or product pitches, this session brings together clinicians, technology builders, and lived experience to have an honest conversation about what actually works in real-world allied health settings.
The panel will explore:
- Where administrative burden truly comes from in allied health and NDIS contexts
- Which AI and digital tools are genuinely saving clinicians time today
- What solutions look promising but fail in day-to-day practice
- How clinicians can adopt technology without compromising clinical integrity or care quality
Panel Perspectives
Jess Francis
Clinician Trainer Perspective
Occupational Therapist who trains clinicians on digital platforms and AI-enabled tools used in real clinical practice. Jess works hands-on with clinicians navigating platform overload and will share what tools clinicians actually adopt, what they abandon, and why.
Mari Robert
Patient Zero & Founder Perspective
Founder of InflaMed and long-term patient navigating chronic care systems. Mari brings the patient, caregiver, and builder lens, connecting lived experience with why clinician time loss has downstream consequences for patient outcomes.
Ravijeet Dang
Technology Builder Perspective
CTO at InflaMed, leading platform & regulatory strategy. Ravi will unpack how AI is being built in healthtech behind the scenes, what is realistic today, and what clinicians should be cautious of when evaluating tools.
Key Discussion Themes
- NDIS reporting and where time is truly being lost
- The difference between “AI-powered” marketing and real workflow impact
- How clinicians can evaluate tools without becoming unpaid testers
- What early adopters are doing differently
- Designing technology that supports clinicians instead of overwhelming them
Who This Event Is For
- Speech Pathologists
- Occupational Therapists
- Allied Health clinicians working with NDIS participants
- Practice owners and clinical leads
- Healthtech builders who want clinician-led insight
- Anyone interested in practical, ethical AI in healthcare
Who It Is Not For
- Sales-heavy demos
- Theory-only AI discussions
- Generic healthtech hype
Agenda
17:00 – 17:30: Arrival, drinks, informal networking
17:30 – 18:30: Panel discussion
18:30 – 19:00: Audience Q&A
19:00 – 20:00: Open networking and follow-up conversations
This is a grounded discussion based on lived experience, clinical training, and platform-building from the inside — not a sales presentation or demo session.
Attendees will leave with clearer insight into how to evaluate tools, avoid unnecessary complexity, and make informed decisions about technology adoption that genuinely supports clinical work.
Location
Natural Velocity Pty Ltd
Level 1/9 Star Cres, Docklands VIC 3008, Australia