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August 2018
Melbourne School of Population and Global Health – Short Courses August – November
Short Courses being run by the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health from August to November.
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AHES Conference 2018 – Hobart
Abstracts are now invited for the AHES Conference for oral presentations (20 minutes+ 5 min question time) and organised sessions (100 minutes, consisting three to four papers and a discussant)
Find out more »October 2018
42nd World Hospital Congress
The Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association and Queensland Health welcomes hospital and health service leaders from around the world to Brisbane for the 42nd World Hospital Congress, 10-12 October 2018 at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC), Australia.
Find out more »HSRAANZ Webinar – Primary Care Stepping Up (part 2): a story of the early adopters
Drawing on a recently completed report for the NZ Productivity Commission on primary care innovation in New Zealand, this session from Dr Lesley Middleton and Phoebe Dunn will explore how the environment for primary care has developed since the introduction of the Primary Health Care Strategy in 2001, before going on to discuss the current policy settings and enablers and barriers that exist today.
Linking to Helen Parker’s HSRAANZ webinar in September, Lesley and Phoebe will use the recent expansion of the Health Care Home model of care across NZ as an illustrative example of some of the bigger themes at play, and to tell the story of an innovation that has emerged and evolved from the middle of the health system.
Find out more »Webinar Designing Evidence-Informed and Cost-Effective Primary Health Services
Commissioning of health services is a relatively new healthcare concept in Australia and there is limited experience to guide commissioners, such as Primary Health Networks (PHNs) on methods which facilitate research evidence-informed procurement and commissioning.1 Reviews to date have identified the challenges of identifying a single preferred commissioning model and that commissioning impacts are highly context-dependent.
This WEBINAR by Professor Jonathan Karnon, Jade Hart and Kenneth Lo will discuss the commissioning approach of PHNs and the challenges of assessing the cost effectiveness of primary health services. Using residential aged care as a case study, we will also present an evidence-informed framework that seeks to recognise the many complex variables, such as intricate funding models, clients with diverse needs, and presence of numerous stakeholders with different roles and interests
Find out more »Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences – Healthcare Evaluation
This two day interactive workshop has been designed specifically to provide those in
leadership and senior management positions in the complex area of the healthcare industry
with a more in-depth understanding of health economics within the Australian healthcare
environment, utilising interactive case studies.
Opioids Friends or Foe: Updates on the Clinical Conundrum – Saturday 27th October 2018.
The Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine, Alfred Hospital, is running an Opioids Symposium at the Alfred Hospital on Saturday 27th October 2018.
Find out more »November 2018
HSRAANZ Forum – The Pros and Cons of Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) and Patient Reported Experience Measures (PREMs) – 26 November 2018
This one-day forum presented by the Health Services Research Association of Australia and New Zealand (HSRAANZ) will bring together stakeholders with experience in PROMS and PREMs to advance the health services research agenda.
Find out more »December 2018
Australian Pharmaceutical Science Association (APSA) Annual Conference
On behalf of the Organising Committee, it gives us great pleasure to invite you to join us at the 2018 Australasian Pharmaceutical Science Association (APSA) conference to be held at The University of South Australia from Sunday 2nd – Wednesday 5th December 2018. The APSA annual conferences bring together international and national academics and researchers in the fields of pharmaceutical science, clinical sciences, pharmacy practice, and pharmacy education. The 2018 conference theme is Science, Practice, Education: Partnering in Health.
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