Dr Katharine See MD
Chief Health Outcomes Officer and Director of Respiratory and Sleep Medicine, Northern Health
Dr Katharine See MD is listed as Chief Health Outcomes Officer and Director of Respiratory and Sleep Medicine, Northern Health. Katharine is scheduled to speak at ICHOM Conference 2026 on 9 December 2026.
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About
Dr Katharine See is the Chief Health Outcomes Officer and Director of Respiratory Medicine at Northern Health, where she leads the Clinical Leadership, Effectiveness and Outcomes (CLEO) team, the organisation’s value transformation unit. She is responsible for embedding outcomes measurement at scale, redesigning priority models of care, and integrating digital health solutions to deliver sustained improvements in health outcomes, experience and system sustainability. Katharine brings a strong business and systems lens to healthcare redesign, aligning clinical quality, outcomes, workforce capability and financial performance. Her work focuses on shifting improvement from isolated projects to repeatable, scalable organisational capability, enabling better executive decision-making and return on investment across the health service. She is recognised as a national leader in value-based healthcare and serves as the Clinical Lead for Value-Based Healthcare at Safer Care Victoria, supporting
Upcoming
ICHOM Conference 2026 7 December 2026 – 9 December 2026
- Making VBHC Stick: Culture, Communication and Capability Speaker · 9 December 2026
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Katharine at events on B2DB.
- A/Prof Hairil R Abdullah Director, Value-Based Healthcare · SingHealth 1 shared session
- Alvina Nadeem, P.Eng Co-Director · Cancer and Work | Cancer et Travail 1 shared session
- Jennifer Wee Mei Ling Chief Communications Officer · Singapore General Hospital 1 shared session
- Prof Lara Bloom President and CEO, Academic Affiliate Professor of Practice in Patient Engagement and Global Collaboration (Penn State College of Medicine) · The Ehlers Danlos Society 1 shared session