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Program
[Last altered: 24 June 1997]

8.30am	Registration
SESSION ONE
9.00am	Warwick Anderson	Welcome
9.05am	Richard Larkins	Introduction
9.15am [30 min]	Gavan McCarthy	Medical records: looking for long term solutions in an age of 'quick fixes'
9.45am	John Harley Warner	The Uses of Patient Records by Historians: Patterns, Possibilities, and Perplexities
10.15am	BREAK
SESSION TWO	(Chair Warwick Anderson)
10.45am	Graham Giles	Preserving records for research purposes
11.15am	John Snowden	Legal aspects of records management
11.45am	Josephine Raw	Electronic Patient Records: Solving or Creating the Problem?
12.15pm	LUNCH
SESSION THREE	(Chair Gavan McCarthy)
1.45pm	Bronwyn Hewitt, Robyn Weymouth	Current archival issues in Melbourne Hospitals
2.05pm	Doris Young	Issues relating to medical records in clinical practice
2.25pm	Caroline Hannaway	Designing Medical Archive Programs in the United States.
2.55pm	BREAK
3.15pm - 5pm	Caroline Hannaway (Historical Consultant to the National Institutes of Health); Teng Liaw (Public Health and Community Medicine, University of Melbourne); Janet McCalman (History, University of Melbourne); John Rasa (Box Hill Hospital); Josephine Raw (Royal Womens Hospital)	Panel discussion