19 April 2012

National Health Reform in Rural and Remote Communities: the impact of organisational change and new funding flows
Thursday, 19 April 2012 9.30am - 4:00pm The Four Seasons Room at the Pavillion Hotel on Northbourne, Canberra Over 100 people concerned with healthcare services in rural, regional and remote areas attended a Policy Think Tank convened in Canberra by the National Rural Health Alliance (NRHA) and the Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association (AHHA). Participants came together from around Australia to discuss the implications of national health reform for rural health services and outcomes. This page provides links to the presentations and the Report of Joint Policy Think Tank.
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Matilda House - Welcome to Country |
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Prue Power Chief Executive Officer, Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association - Welcome Presentation |
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Paul Dugdale Director, Chronic Disease Management Unit - Event Outline, Identification of key issues for break-out groups Presentation |
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Sharon Willcox Director, Health Policy Solutions - Overview of Pricing Framework Presentation |
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Annette Turley Director of Anaesthesia, Rockhampton Base Hospital - Local Health Network perspective Presentation |
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Anne Handley Rural Health Service Manager - Cross-border opportunities Presentation |
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Keith McDonald Manager, Primary Health Planning - Medicare Local perspective Presentation |
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Lyndon Seys Chief Executive Officer, Alpine Health - Multi Purpose Service perspective Presentation |
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Carole Taylor Executive Officer, CRANAplus - A remote perspective Presentation |