Change Champions Current seminars

Improving the Delivery of Maternity Care: sharing the lessons learnt

26 February - 27 February 2009
Perth, WA, Australia

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Seminar Aims

  • Highlight strategic directions in the delivery of safe, integrated, effective and appropriate maternity care.
  • Showcase clinical redesign/service improvement initiatives etc with a demonstrated impact on the delivery of safe and effective maternity care.
  • Showcase models of care, best practice approaches, patient experience projects, etc that have been implemented and have improve maternity care delivery.
  • Showcase innovative strategies to retain, recruit or redesign work roles to meet increasing birth rates in an environment of workforce shortage.

Registrations Open with discounts for online registration and payment to 19 December 2008.  Beat the rush and book now.

This is a RANZCOG Approved O&G Meeting and eligible Fellows will earn CPD points for attendance as follows:

Full Attendance - 13  points,  Attendance 26 Feb 09 - 7 points,  Attendance 27 Feb 09 - 6 points.

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Transitional Care for Older People: making a difference

26 March - 27 March 2009
Sydney, NSW, Australia

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Seminar Aims

  • To share information about the implementation of initiatives, structures, systems and strategies that have improved the patient journey for older people requiring transitional care.

  • To showcase models of care, models of service delivery, tools and other innovations that have been proven effective in the delivery of transitional care for older people.

Confirmed Invited Speakers (as at 1 November 2008)

Prof John Young, Head of Academic Unit of Elderly Care and Rehabilitation, Bradford Institute for Health Research, Bradford Royal Infirmary, UK

Prof Leon Flicker, Professor of Geriatric Medicine, Director, Western Australian Centre for Health & Ageing - WACHA, University of Western Australia, Royal Perth Hospital, WA

Prof Ian Cameron, Chair, Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Sydney, NSW

Glenda Esmond, Respiratory Nurse Consultant, Barnet PCT, UK

Dawn Kroemer, ACH Group, SA

 

Registrations open.  Download the preliminary program.

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