HSRAANZ Preliminary Program as at 30 November 2011 |
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0800 |
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Registration |
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08:45-09:15 |
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Welcome
to Country Chair:
Jackie
Cumming, Health Services Research Centre, Victoria University of Wellington Room: Ballroom B&C
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09.15-09.45 |
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Official
Opening Prof
Chris Baggoley, Chief Medical Officer |
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09:45-11:00 |
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PLENARY
SESSION 1 |
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Success
Stories: Big Impact Health Services Research Chair:
Julie
Ratcliffe, Flinders Centre for Clinical Change and Health Care Research,
Flinders University Room:
Ballroom B&C
Innovations and Diffusion
in Health Services Research
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11.00 |
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Morning
tea Launch
of Legally Invisible: How Australian Laws Impede Stewardship and
Governance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health by Dr Tom Calma, former
Social Justice Commissioner, on behalf of the Lowitja Institute. Balcony
Rooms 1 and 2. |
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11:30-13:00
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Concurrent
sessions 1A - 1E |
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1A Economic evaluation Chair:
Dr Adam
Elshaug, NHMRC Sidney Sax Public Health Fellow, Department of Health Care
Policy, Harvard
Medical School Room:
Ballroom
A |
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1B
Indigenous issues Chair:
Dr.
Lynne Russell (Pere). Health Services
Research Centre, Victoria University of Wellington Room:
Balcony
1&2 |
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1C Patient preferences Chair:
Elizabeth
A. McGlynn, Ph.D. Director, Kaiser Permanente Center for Effectiveness &
Safety Research, USA Room: Balcony 3&4 |
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1D Health care utilisation Chair:
Dr
Andrew Hirschhorn, NHMRC TRIP Fellow, University of Western Sydney Room:
Ballroom
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1E Improving primary care Chair:
Dr Kylie
Johnston NHMRC - TRIP Fellow, University of South Australia Room:
Ballroom
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1a.1
Measuring the economic impact of speech impairment on academic achievement
and social wellbeing: A study of the Longitudinal Study of Australian
Children Paula
Cronin CHERE |
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1b.1 Aboriginal
Community Controlled Health Organisations and Government Funders:
Accountability relationships to whom and for what? Kim O'Donnell Flinders University |
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1c.1 Met and Unmet
Need for Personal Assistance Among Community Dwelling Older People (Aged
75+): Implications for Aging in Place Laura Wilkinson-Meyers Auckland University of
Technology |
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1d.1
Population exposure to ionising radiation from selected computed tomography
examinations in Western Australia 2004-2009 Rachael
Moorin Curtin University |
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1e.1 The use of
paediatric Emergency Departments for the provision of primary health care
services: a mixed methods approach Yvonne Parry Flinders University |
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1a.2 An international
survey of public engagement practices in Health Technology Assessment Jennifer Whitty Griffith University |
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1b.2 Examining the
Role of Governance Structures in the Planning of Health Reform in Aboriginal
Health Margaret Kelaher Centre for Health Policy Programs
and Economics |
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1c.2 The health
related quality of life of informal carers in Australia. Are carers different
from non-carers before care-giving commences? Patsy Kenny University of Technology Sydney |
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1d.2 Healthcare and
disability service utilisation following transport-related traumatic brain
injury Khic-Huoy Prang Institute for Safety, Compensation
and Recovery Research |
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1e.2 Rationale and
implementation of computerised templates for Indigenous health checks in
primary care Geoff Spurling Inala Indigenous Health Service |
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1a.3 Criteria for
assessing strength of evidence for surrogate outcomes and application to
health economic evaluation and modelling Kim Dalziel University of South Australia |
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1b.3 Reform in the
relationship between Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services and
their funding bodies: Northern Territory and Queensland Judith Dwyer Flinders University |
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1c.3 A rapid review
of patient perspectives on cataract surgery collected using peer-reviewed
literature and personal blogs: a comparison with patient interviews Sophie Hennessy University of Adelaide |
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1d.3 Relevant,
transparent, coherent data: lessons from MyHospitals Louise O'Rance Australian Institute of Health and
Welfare |
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1e.3 HealthTracker- A
novel decision support system for primary health care David Peiris The George Institute for Global Health |
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1a.4 Measuring and
valuing health benefits for economic evaluation in adolescence: an assessment
of the practicality and validity of the Child Health Utility 9D in the
Australian adolescent population Julie Ratcliffe Flinders University |
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1b.4 The Gudaga
Study: an example of descriptive research influencing policy and practice Elizabeth Comino UNSW Centre for Primary Health Care
and Equity |
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1c.4 Patient
satisfaction with nurse-led primary care at the ACT Health Walk-in Centre Laura Forrest Australian Primary Health
Care Research Institute, The Australian National University |
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1d.4 Out-of-hospital
medical services use by older Australian women with arthritis Lynne Parkinson Research Centre for Gender, Health
and Ageing |
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1e.4 Improving health
care by acknowledging and supporting the patient-as-professional Rebecca Taylor Australian National University |
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1a.5 Economic
evaluation of interventions to minimize harm associated with child sexual
abuse Elena Gospodarevskaya University of South Australia |
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1b.5 Building a
national research partnership to improve quality of primary health care
services for Indigenous communities - early experiences Veronica Matthews, Cynthia Croft Menzies School of
Health Research |
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1c.5 Patient
involvement and information preferences on hospital quality. Results of an
empirical analysis Anke Simon Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State
University Stuttgart, Germany |
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1d.5 Colonoscopy
requirements for population screening for colorectal cancer in New Zealand Terri Green Dept of Management, University of
Canterbury |
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1e.5 Characteristics
of Frequent Presenters in the hospital Emergency Department: A Tasmanian
Perspective. Sophia Avery Department of Health and
Human Services |
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1a.6 Using discrete
event simulation to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of clinical service
delivery and organisation Glenis Crane University of Adelaide |
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1b.6 Engaging
Indigenous health services in a national research partnership to improve the
quality of Indigenous healthcare: Facilitators and barriers Stef Puszka Menzies School of Health Research; Jo
Newham University of South Australia |
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1c.6 Patient
Preferences for Rehabilitation Therapy: A Discrete Choice Analysis Leah Couzner Flinders University |
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1d.6 Potentially
Preventable Admissions to South Australian public hospitals David Banham SA Health |
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1e.6 Veterans’
Medicines Advice and Therapeutics Education Services (Veterans’ MATES): Using
administrative claims data to improve primary care practice Tammy Le Blanc University of South Australia |
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1300 |
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Lunch,
posters |
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PLENARY
SESSION 2 |
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1400-1530 |
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Health
Services Research and Indigenous Health: Time for Some Inspiration Chair: Clive Aspin, Poche Centre for Indigenous Health,
University of Sydney Room: Ballroom B&C Dr
Kerry Arabena
Maori Will Participate in
Research — Learning from the IMPACT Polypill Trial |
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15:00 |
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Afternoon
tea |
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15:30-16:45 |
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Concurrent
sessions 2A - 2E |
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2A
Standards and quality Chair:
Esther
Willing, University of Auckland Room:
Ballroom
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2B Indigenous disparities Chair:
Kim
O'Donnell, Health Care Management Flinders
University Room:
Balcony
1&2 |
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2C Practice quality Chair:
Carol
Hope NHMRC TRIP Fellow, Queensland University of Technology Room:
Ballroom
B |
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2D Hospital care Chair:
Neil
Jones NHMRC - RANZCR TRIP fellow, Flinders University Room:
Ballroom
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2E Medicines issues Chair:
Gisselle
Gallego, Research
Fellow, School
of Medicine, University
of Western Sydney Room: Balcony 3&4 |
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2a.1 Healthcare
standards: the opportunity to be better informed, to improve their
development and inspire clinical practice David Greenfield UNSW |
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2b.1 Contribution of
chronic disease to the gap in adult mortality between Indigenous and other
Australians Lynelle Moon AIHW |
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2c.1 Quality of primary care and emergency department use:
A comparison of Australia, New Zealand and the United States of America Stephanie Knox University of Technology |
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2d.1 An analysis of
the elective surgical blood usage in New South Wales – a population-based
linkage project following the implementation of the Blood Watch programme Jack Chen Simpson Centre for Health Services
Research |
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2e.1 An evaluation of
nurse and pharmacist independent prescribing in England Alesha Smith University of Queensland |
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2a.2
Understanding the differential consequences of health service targets Tim
Tenbensel University of Auckland |
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2b.2 Rates of
coronary procedures for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal patients admitted with
acute myocardial infarction Deborah Randall University of Western Sydney |
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2c.2 The
value of engaging patients to inspire improvements in health care quality Karen Luxford Clinical Excellence Commission |
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2d.2 Translating
evidence into practice at the population level: is laparoscopic surgery for
colorectal cancer an open and shut case? Jane Young University of Sydney |
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2e.2 Extended roles
of rural healthcare practitioners in medication supply and management: an
exploratory study in a rural community in Queensland Amy Tan The University of Queensland |
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2a.3 Emergency
Department Time Targets: Early insights on the antipodean experience Linda Chalmers University of Auckland |
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2b.3 Survival
differences between Māori and non-Māori New Zealanders with colon
cancer: contribution of disease, patient and health care factors Diana Sarfati University of Otago |
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2c.3 The relationship
between social capital and internal coordination: Evidence from German
hospitals Tristan Gloede University of Cologne |
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2d.3 Improving the
productivity of elective surgery: a qualitative analysis of a private model in
a public hospital Elizaveta Sopina University of Auckland |
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2e.3 Valuing
prescribing services delivered by nurses and pharmacists in general practice
in England: Results from a discrete choice experiment Alesha Smith, University of Queensland |
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2a.4 Application of
realist analysis to understand the effectiveness of Continuous Quality
Improvement in complex primary health care environments: an experience in
integration of qualitative and quantitative data Gill Schierhout Menzies School of Health Research |
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2b.4 Access to
primary health care services on First Nations reserves: Implications for
resource allocation Geoff Johnson University of Northern British
Columbia |
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2c.4 What happens to the ambulance patient in
Emergency Department? Using emergency services data to help shape
pre-hospital patient pathways Sophia Avery Department of Health and Human Services |
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2d.4 Improving
outcomes and reducing costs by preoperative optimisation of co-morbidities Clarabelle Pham University of Adelaide |
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2e.4 Inappropriate
prescribing in hospitalized Australian elderly as determined by the Screening
Tool of Older People’s Prescriptions Mohd Shahezwan Universiti Teknologi Mara |
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2a.5 Achieving value
in healthcare – the forgotten agenda in health services research Ian Scott Princess Alexandra Hospital |
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2b.5 Acute rheumatic
fever and rheumatic heart disease: disparities between Indigenous and other
Australians Theresa Chau The Australian Institute of Health and
Welfare |
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2c.5 Estimating the
relationship between hospital performance and health system expenditures with
administrative data Jaikishan
Desai Health Services Research Centre, Victoria University of Wellington |
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2d.5 Equity of access
and variation in general surgeons’ clinical judgements of patient priority Greg Martin Victoria University of Wellington |
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2e.5 Preventable
medication-related hospitalisations in Australia: an opportunity to reduce
harm Gillian Caughey Quality Use of Medicines and
Pharmacy Research Centre, University of South Australia |
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16:45 |
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Concurrent
sessions 3A - 3E |
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16:45 |
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3A
Access Chair:
Margaret
Kelaher, Centre for Health Policy, Programs & Economics, University of
Melbourne Room:
Ballroom
A |
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3B
Economic hardship Chair:
Marion
Haas, Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation (CHERE),
University of Technology, Sydney Room:
Balcony
1&2 |
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3C
Trials Chair:
Terri
Green, Department of Management, University of Canterbury Room:
Balcony
3&4 |
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3D
Evaluation Chair:
Alison
Pearce, Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation (CHERE),
University of Technology, Sydney Room:
Ballroom
B |
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3E
Ageing Chair:
Dr Gillian
Caughey School
of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences, University of South Australia Room:
Ballroom
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3a.1 Identifying and
addressing disparities in PHC services utilisation Petra Bywood, Primary Health Care Research
Information Service (PHC RIS), Flinders University |
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3b.1 Increases in
patient co-payment have not disproportionately burdened disadvantaged and
distant areas of Australia Anna Kemp University of Western Australia |
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3c.1 Triaging
patients referred to a community rehabilitation service makes minimal
difference to waiting time: a prospective observational cohort study Katherine Harding La Trobe University / Eastern
Health |
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3d.1 An inclusive
method for gathering client evaluations of health services: The community
assessment workshop Toby Freeman SA Community Health Research Unit,
Flinders University |
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3e.1 To what extent
will older Australians’ need for residential aged care be met in the future? Binod Nepal National Centre for Social and Economic
Modelling |
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3a.2 Apparent ageism
in acute stroke care. Can mixed
methods research help us understand what is really happening? Julie Luker University of South Australia |
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3b.2 How are
households managing financially with the costs of treatment and care for
chronic kidney disease in Western Sydney, Australia? Beverley Essue The George Institute for Global
Health |
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3c.2 Costs and
cost-effectiveness of one-to-one midwifery care: a randomised controlled
trial of caseload midwifery for women at low risk of obstetric complications Lisa Gold Deakin University |
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3d.2 What is medical
need? Competing answers and their
implications for patient prioritisation Drew Carter The University of Adelaide |
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3e.2 Creating a road
map for research on ageing and health:
The FUTURAGE project Stuart Parker University of Sheffield |
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3a.3 Barriers to
delivery of total hip and total knee replacement surgery in public hospitals Julie Walters University of South Australia |
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3b.3 The impact of
co-morbid chronic diseases on finances and perceived financial prospects Ian McRae Australian Primary Health Care Research
Institute, Australian National University |
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3c.3 The Influenza
Pandemic 2009/A/H1N1 Management Policies: A Comparative Analysis of Three
Countries Marina Kunin School of Primary Health Care, Monash
University |
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3d.3 withdrawn Everybody’s business? Developing a
framework to build evaluation into the work of community health services Julie McDonald Centre for Primary Health Care and
Equity, UNSW |
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3e.3 Supporting rural
ageing well: reconciling organisational and on-the-ground practice needs Peter Orpin University of Tasmania |
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3a.4 Barriers to
Accessing dental care for rural dwellers Dana Teusner Australian Research Centre for
Population Oral Health |
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3b.4 Examining Moral
Hazard in China Health Care Reform: A Difference-in-Difference Propensity
Score Matching Approach Jia Yuan Faculty of Business Administration,
University of Macau |
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3c.4 Impact of care
planning on potentially preventable hospitalisations Agnes Vitry University of South Australia |
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3d.4 An evaluation of
team characteristics, performance and Human Resource Management for
rehabilitation services David Pereira University of New South Wales |
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3e.4 Best care for
older people everywhere: The toolkit consumer resource Leslie Dowson National Ageing Research Institute |
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3a.5 Decomposing
inequalities in access to care. A new methodology for health services
researchers Jennifer Stewart Williams University of Newcastle |
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3b.5 An
Equity-Effectiveness Framework linking health programmes and healthy life
expectancy David Banham SA Health |
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3c.5 Uptake and
implementation of Advance Care Planning in Australia: findings of key
informant interviews Joel Rhee University of New South Wales |
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3d.5 On-line
education for community pharmacy: exploring the impact of a training
programme for provision of opioid substitution treatment (OST) Amanda
Wheeler Griffith University |
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3e.5 Is It
Worthwhile to Invest in Home Care? Josée Lavoie University of Northern British Columbia |
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Welcome
Reception Jon
Karnon, Department of Public Health, University of Adelaide |
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TUESDAY 6 DECEMBER 2011 |
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0800 |
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Registration |
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09:00 |
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PLENARY
SESSION 3 |
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Qualitative and Quantitative Data: What are the Opportunities for
Health Services research Chair:
David Greenfield, PhD, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Clinical
Governance Research, Australian Institute of Health Innovation, Faculty of
Medicine, University of New South Wales Room: Ballroom
B&C
Data for
planning equitable and cost effective health services - the New Zealand
experience
Cross-jurisdictional
data linkage and policy-relevant research: Ethics, legislation, logistics and
governance in SA and the NT |
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10:15 |
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Morning
tea |
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10:45-12:15 |
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Concurrent
sessions 4A - 4E |
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4A
Workforce issues Chair:
Assoc
Prof Rosalie Viney, Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation,
University of Technology, Sydney Room:
Ballroom
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4B Indigenous: community health Chair:
Dr Sue
Crengle, Tōmaiora Māori Health Research Centre, University of
Auckland Room:
Balcony
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4C
Practice organization Chair:
Dr David
Peiris, NHMRC-Heart Foundation TRIP Fellow Room:
Ballroom
B |
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4D Mental health Chair:
Michael
Frank, NHMRC NICS-Melbourne Health Fellow Room:
Balcony
3&4 |
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4E Methods Chair:
Dr Robyn
Whittaker, Clinical Trials Research Unit, University of Auckland Room:
Ballroom
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4a.1 Enhancing
Equity-Oriented Primary Health Care Delivery: Evidence-Based Strategies for
Primary Health Care Organizations Annette J Browne University of British Columbia |
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4b.1 Evaluation of an
Indigenous community health brokerage service in South West Sydney Nicholas Zwar University of New South Wales |
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4c.1 Planning a GP
Super Clinic: Modelling interdisciplinary collaboration from bricks and
mortar to service delivery Lisa Kettler University of Adelaide |
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4d.1 Increasing
nicotine dependence treatment in mental health hospitals Paula Wye Hunter New England Population
Health |
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4e.1 Methods of
estimating admitted patient expenditure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander people Graz Hamilton AIHW |
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4a.2 Medical
workforce dynamics in Australia: The value of a longitudinal study Catherine Joyce Monash University |
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4b.2 Community based
health services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in rural and
remote locations Tara Walker University of Sydney |
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4c.2 The Patient
Centred Medical Home: Lessons Learned From the USA In Redesigning Primary
Health Care to Better Meet the Needs of Consumers Richard Reed Flinders University |
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4d.2 Community
Treatment Orders for Individuals with a Mental Illness: A Focus on
Antipsychotic Drug Use Natasa Gisev University of Sydney |
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4e.2 The Asian
Pharmacoeidemiology Network (AsPEN): promoting pharmacoepidemiologic research
in the Asia-Pacific Region Nicole Pratt University of South Australia |
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4a.3 The
public-private mix of specialists’ working arrangements: evidence from the
MABEL longitudinal survey of doctors Anthony Scott University of Melbourne |
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4b.3 Tu Toa Tu Maia:
Implementing an Indigenous Gambling Harm Minimisation Model in
Community-based Health Services Laurie Morrison Taupua Waiora Maori Health Research,
AUT |
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4c.3 Achieving more
equitable primary care services: what does community participation add? Pat Neuwelt University of Auckland |
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4d.3 Better mental
health outcomes for Australians: the
Access to Allied Psychological Services projects Bridget Bassilios Centre for Health Policy, Programs
& Economics at Melbourne University |
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4e.3 Relationship
between clinical control of diabetes and hospitalisation for general practice
patients with diabetes: a data linkage study Elizabeth Comino UNSW Centre for Primary Health Care
and Equity |
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4a.4 Exploring
burnout among midwives working in caseload and standard models of maternity
care Michelle Newton La Trobe University |
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4b.4 “We can’t
actually help them unless they want to be helped”: The extent to which
Māori health service providers contribute to building more resilient
whānau Amohia
Boulton Whakauae Research for Maori Health and Development |
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4c.4 The Primary Care
Services Improvement Project: A model-based evaluation of primary care-based
initiatives in management of patients with type 2 diabetes in Australia Hossein
Afzali University of Adelaide |
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4d.4 The
evaluation of a new and innovative component of the ATAPS projects: The
Specialist Services for Consumers at Risk of Suicide Kylie King Centre for Health Policy, Programs &
Economics at Melbourne University |
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4e.4 Alcohol
consumption and the risk of myocardial infarction among men: an application
of a marginal structural model Jenni Ilomaki University of South Australia |
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4a.5 The primary care
impact of complementary medicine providers in rural Australia Jon Wardle University of Queensland |
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4b.5 Institutional
racism or merely design flaws: anatomy of a medical specialist outreach
program Maureen Davey Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre and
University of Tasmania; Heather Sculthorpe, Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre |
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4c.5 The relationship
between staffing models utilizing support workers and patient outcomes in
older peoples’ community based rehabilitation services Susan Nancarrow Southern Cross University |
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4d.5 A process and
outcome evaluation of a new primary/secondary integrated care model for mental health service users Rob
McNeill University of Auckland |
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4e.5 Comparing
in-hospital and 30-day post-discharge hospital standardised mortality ratios Sanja
Lujic University of Western Sydney |
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4a.6 Implications of
complementary and alternative medicine regulation on consumer choice and
health care utilisation Jeam Spinks Centre for Health Economics, Monash
University |
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4b.6 Making sense of
complexity: City hospital care for country Aboriginal people Janet Kelly Flinders University |
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4c.6 Projecting
demand for admitted hospital care Jim Pearce Health Policy Analysis |
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4d.6 Don't
call me crazy: Re-envisioning mental health services in Aboriginal contexts
in Canada Sarah
Nelson University of Northern British Columbia |
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4e.6
Reliability of self-reported doctors’ visits and medication use among
patients with colorectal cancer Louisa Gordon Griffith University |
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12:15 |
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Lunch,
posters and ERGO |
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13:30-15:00 |
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Concurrent
sessions 5A - 5E |
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5A
Learnings Chair:
Michelle
Irving (TRIPS fellow) Room:
Ballroom
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5B
Policy issues Chair:
Heather
Petty, South Australian Department of Health Room:
Ballroom
B |
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5C
Practice Chair:
Mary
Ryan, NHMRC NICS-CA NCGC Fellow Room: Balcony 1&2 |
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5D Health promotion Chair:
Paula
Wye (TRIPS fellow) Room:
Balcony
3&4 |
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5E Allied health Chair:
Dr
Helena Frawley, The University of Melbourne (TRIP Fellow). Room: Ballroom C |
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5a.1
Intentionally-created communities of practice for health policy learning Deborah Gleeson School of Public Health and Human
Biosciences, La Trobe University |
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5b.1 Intersectoral
action for health through Health in All Policies: what makes it work? Catherine Hurley South Australian Community Health
Research Unit |
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5c.1 Are health
services’ information and communication pathways socially excluding? Lareen Newman Southgate Institute for Health Society
& Equity |
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5d.1 Giving the
offspring a healthy start: Swedish first-time parents’ experiences of health
promotion and lifestyle change during pregnancy and early parenthood Kristina Edvardsson Umeå University Sweden |
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5e.1 Designing incentives that support nurses' care
quality Marlene
Eggert Australian National University |
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5a.2 What counts and
how to count it: clinicians’ understandings of evidence in the context of
disinvestment decisions Katherine Hodgetts School of Population Health and
Clinical Practice, University of Adelaide |
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5b.2
Developing a Systematic Approach Towards Policy and Advocacy at Arthritis
Victoria Geraldine McDonald Arthritis Victoria |
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5c.2 Building Collaboration at the Grass Roots:
Health One Mt Druitt, Community Health and General Practitioners Justin McNab Menzies Centre for Health Policy,
University of Sydney |
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5d.2 Quality
Improvement of Imaging Care in the Flinders Medical Centre Emergency
Department: the case of the abdominal x-ray Neil Jones Flinders Medical Centre |
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5e.2 Evaluation
of a Community Pharmacy
Anticoagulation Management Service utilising point-of-care testing Jeff Harrsion University of Auckland, School of
Pharmacy |
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5a.3 Does clinical
leadership matter? Lessons from Respiratory Services Development, Canterbury,
New Zealand Jeff Foote University of Canterbury |
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5b.3 Towards a
bio-psychosocial model of health Leonie Segal University of South Australia |
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5c.3 What makes successful clinical networks? A
qualitative study of stakeholder views of the conditions for and outcomes of
successful networks Elizabeth McInnes Nursing Research Institute
SV&MHS & Australian Catholic University |
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5d.3 withdrawn Promoting positive staff-family
partnerships in residential aged care settings Sharon Andrews Menzies Research Institute Tasmania |
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5e.3 Projected impact
on demand for dental visits of a social dental insurance scheme Sergio Chrisopoulos Australian Research Centre for
Population Oral Health |
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5a.4 Three domains of
health literacy: Empirical evidence from chronic disease self-management Alison Short University of New South Wales |
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5b.4 Use of evidence
in public health policy: a Transport Accident Commission policy content
analysis. Pauline
Zardo Monash University |
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5c.4 Meeting
supportive care needs after cancer: a challenge for the health system Lisa Walton Health Systems Section, University of
Auckland |
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5d.4 Multiple
presentations to the emergency department: A conceptual framework Katherine
Nelson Graduate School of Nursing, Midwifery & Health, Victoria
University of Wellington |
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5e.4 Community
pharmacy moving forward: exploring gaps in organisational culture using
Concept Mapping Shane Scahill University of Auckland |
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5a.5 Changing the
dynamics of policy development Margaret Banks Australian Commission on Safety and
Quality in Health Care |
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5b.5 Policy capacity
in health departments: The interface between policy development and
implementation Alison Hughes La Trobe University |
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5c.5 Implementation
of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease care recommendations: perspectives
of hospital doctors and general practitioners Kylie Johnston University of South Australia |
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5d.5 Using continuous
quality improvement techniques to improve health promotion in Indigenous
primary health care: A feasibility study Nikki
Clelland Menzies School of Health Research |
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5e.5 The ACT Nurse
Led Primary Care Walk-in Centre: How acceptable is it to stakeholders? Rhian
Parker ANU |
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5a.6 Integrating
evidence into policy and sustainable service delivery: The ‘wobbly hub and
double spokes’ project. Phase 1 Craig Veitch University of Sydney |
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5b.6 Engaging policy
makers with an enhanced evidence-base for disinvestment: Case studies of
assisted reproductive technologies and pathology testing Janet
Hiller Australian Catholic University |
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5c.6 Are current
health policies failing people with chronic disease as they approach the end
of their life? Teresa Burgess University of Adelaide |
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5d.6 Workplace
aggression in Australian clinical medical practice – the need for action and
change Danny Hills Monash University |
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5e.6 Using concept mapping
to determine locally relevant strategies to support Aboriginal Health Workers
to quit smoking Anna Dawson University of South
Australia, Harold Stewart Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia |
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Approaches to Health Care Chair: Karen Luxford, Clinical Excellence Commission Room: Ballrooms B&C
“And
the Oscar for Innovation in health policy goes to…..” (a cross system
comparison of ‘successes’ and ‘failures’) Sponsored by the
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Managing
Incentives in the Health Care System: How Can We Inform Policy and Practice Chair: Professor Jon
Karnon, Department of Public Health, University of Adelaide Room:
Ballroom B&C
Professor
David Ben-Tovim, Director, Clinical Epidemiology Unit, Flinders Medical
Centre, and Faculty of Health Sciences, Flinders University, Australia Public Hospitals and the
Tragedy of the Healthcare Commons: Close encounters of the third kind? |
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6A Indigenous issues Chair:
Amohia
Boulton, Whakauae Research Services Room:
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6C CLAHRC Collaboration Chair:
Laura
Wilkinson-Meyers, Person Centred Research Centre, Auckland University of
Technology Room:
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6D Harkness Fellowships Chair:
Karen
Luxford, Clinical Excellence Commission Room:
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Health Reform Chair:
Dr
Jaikishan Desai Deputy
Director, Health
Services Research Centre, School of Government, Victoria University of Wellington Room: Ballroom B&C |
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6a.1 What’s care got
to do with it? How exploring Indigenous Australians’ engagement with health
services for chronic disease offers opportunities to improve care for all
Australians Barry Fewquandie, Ricky Mentha, Indigenous Research
Fellows, Kanyini Vascular Collaboration |
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6c.1 Collaborating to
improve health services through research and its implementation.
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Enhancing Priority Decision-Making in Comparative Effectiveness Research Adam Elshaug University of Adelaide; Agency for
Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), US Department of Health and Human
Services; Harvard Medical School |
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6e.1 Australians and
health system reform: working well or in need of a complete rebuild? Shauna Downs Menzies Centre for Health Policy |
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6a.2 The compounding
disadvantage of remoteness and relocation for Indigenous End-Stage Kidney
Disease patients Alan Cass The George Institute |
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6c.2 Making an impact
by working on shared principles to address the research practice gap: the
experience of CLAHRC-SY
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6d.2 The state of
mHealth in the U.S. and implications for us Robyn
Whittaker University of Auckland |
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6e.2 Time for more
reform? Where is the structure of the New Zealand health system going?
Jacqueline Cumming Victoria University of Wellington |
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6a.3 The Impact of
Medical Relocation on Rural Patients living with Chronic Illnesses:
Perspectives from a Canadian Study Sharon Mah Manitoba Centre for Aboriginal Health
Research |
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6c.3 Bridging the gap between research and
practice: the CLAHRC approach to implementation.
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Cathy Schoen, The Commonwealth Fund |
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6e.3 The
shifting sands of health reform: evaluating the impact on Primary Health Care
services Gwyn Jolley Flinders University |
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6a.4 International
comparisons of barriers to care for Indigenous peoples: Lessons from
Australia and Canada Alex Brown Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute |
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6e.4 Unfinished
business: moving New Zealand’s primary health system towards a population
health focus Toni Ashton University of Auckland |
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Chair: Professor Jane Hall, Centre for Health Economics
Research & Evaluation (CHERE), University of Technology, Sydney Room:
Ballroom B&C Elizabeth A. McGlynn, Ph.D. Director, Kaiser Permanente
Center for Effectiveness & Safety Research, USA |
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Posters
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Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander experiences of health service spaces Tanisha Jowsey Australian Primary Health Care Research
Institute |
Healthcare
utilisation following hospitalisation for transport-related injury Rasa Ruseckaite Monash University |
Hidden
from view: The impact on families of caring for someone long term with a
catastrophic injury Carolina
Bulsara University of Western Australia |
Evidence into action? Reflections of a primary health care ‘knowledge
broker’ Peter McInnes Australian Primary Health Care
Research Institute |
Decentralisation of health sector: the bumpy road of managing change
from policy to practice in India Manmeet Kaur Postgraduate Institute of Medical
Education and Research |
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Standing
on the shoulders of our ancestors: Servicing the health of Indigenous peoples Lynne
Russell (Pere) Victoria University of Wellington |
The
Rural Rheumatology Referral Research Project Esther
Lim Arthritis Victoria |
Patient
time spent on health related activity: should this be factored into health
service planning? Laurann
Yen Menzies Centre for Health Policy, ANU |
The
Arthritis Map of Victoria Claire
Hawkins Arthritis Victoria |
Monitoring
of Public health accessing indicators by zip code in Tehran City Shahrzad Tebyanian BIHE IT Centre |
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Parents’ perceived unmet needs in childhood healthcare services and
related barriers – what are the differences between ethnic and Indigenous
Australian children? Lixin Ou UNSW |
Emerging breast cancer imaging devices: A systematic review of their
diagnostic and screening effectiveness Thomas Vreugdenburg The University of Adelaide |
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Oral
Health Literacy of Parents of Preschoolers Arthi
Veerasamy University of Canterbury |
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How
well do junior doctors engage with their health professional colleagues?
Perspectives on interprofessional practice in teaching hospitals Jacqueline
Milne Australian Institute of Health Innovation UNSW |
Pain
management for people in the community with advanced cancer – addressing the
evidence-practice gap Carol Hope Queensland University of Technology |
Health targets and improving immunisation coverage Esther Willing University of Auckland |
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Controlled Clinical Trial Evaluation of Shared Competencies and Delegation
Practice in an Acute Medical Setting. Melissa
Kaltner Queensland Health |
Integrated
Management of Childhood Illnesses in a resource-poor developing country:
pre-implementation health systems status Habibur
Seraji University of Adelaide |
Using
Evaluation Research to Manage and Inform Innovation: Social Network Analysis
as a Tool for Informing Health Services Transformation in Canada Werner Muller-Clemm Canadian Health Services
Research Foundation |
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Hauora
Hokianga: An integrated model of health care Mary Finlayson Charles Darwin University |
Are
older Australians hospital bed-blockers? Laurie
Brown University of Canberra |
Shared
follow-up care for early breast cancer – a new model of care Heidi Wilcoxon Cancer Australia |
Demographic
and lifestyle characteristics associated with non-willingness to participate
in health promotion programmes among adults of a lower socioeconomic status
in Singapore Charis Ng National Healthcare Group, Singapore |
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Advance care planning throughout health requires effective model and
policy Marion Seal Northern Adelaide Local Health Network |
A
framework for the independent evaluation of the ACT Health Walk-In Centre Jane Desborough Australian Primary Health Care
Research Institute |
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Evaluation
as a facilitator of indigenous development: An example from the Kahungunu
Hīkoi Whenua programme Amber
Logan-Riley Ao Marama Health Research/TMG Associates |
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Veterans’
Medicines Advice and Therapeutics Education Services (Veterans’ MATES) –
Promoting collaboration in the quality use of medicines Natalie Blacker University of South Australia |
Trends in antipsychotic dispensing among community and aged-care
dwelling veterans Svetla Gadzhanova University of South Australia |
Assessment
of the Implementation of the Health Services Extension Program: The
experience of Southern Ethiopia Nasir Tajure Wabe Jimma University |
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Equity in Access to Health Care among Indigenous Australians with
Chronic Disease Abdolvahab Baghbanian Health Promotion Research
Centre, Zahedan University of Medical Sciences |
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Implementation
of a chronic disease management register in a regional hospital and
healthcare network Paul Dudgale ANU |
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Toward
'cultural safety' in mental health policy and practice: Lessons from regional
aboriginal mental health care reform in British Columbia, Canada Viviane Josewski Simon Fraser University |
Financial
health equity. Intervention for balance and financial stability of national
health providing institutions, health promoters and insurers. Itzjak
Kadar Antonio Nariño Universita, Colombia |
Potential
healthcare savings from increased consumption of dairy products in Australia James
Doidge Health Economics and Social Policy Group, University of South
Australia |
Exploring the perceptions of treatment privacy for methadone and
buprenorphine clients dosing at pharmacies in South Australia: a qualitative
study Phuong-Phi Le University of Adelaide, SA Health |
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Diabetes
type 2 risk factors, management and health service use according to
remoteness of residence Duong
Tran University of Western Sydney |
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The
core of our practise: Implementing routine nutritional support for women
affected by gynaecological cancer Mary
Ryan University of Sydney |
hidden combat against the silent killer:AIDS in Islamic countries Fatemeh Safaeinik Medical Science of Hamedan |
Networking:
the human factor in knowledge exchange Christina Hagger Primary Health Care Research &
Information Service |
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Recruitment and Retention of Nurses: An Examination Peter Fairchild University of South Australia |
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Comparison
of short-term socio-economic and life satisfaction outcomes for people
disabled by illness or injury in New Zealand Sue
McAllister University of Otago |
Mobilizing Community Resources to address HIV/AIDS in Northern British
Columbia: A Review Jamie Reschny University of Northern British
Columbia |
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The
Abolition of User Fees in the Jamaican Public Health System: Impact on Users'
Access to Health Care Services Adella
Campbell Victoria University of Wellington |
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An Information Technology System of Systems Architecture for
Healthcare Reform Edward
J Cherian George Washington University |
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Patient Safety: Nurse-Related Sentinel Adverse Events and the 10 hour
factor Deborah Rowe University of Auckland/ Auckland
District Health Board |
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What should Indonesian Government do to reduce Dental Caries Problem
in Indonesia? Ninuk
Hariyani, Airlangga University, Indonesia |
The
impact of federal health care policy on birth rates in Western Australia
1995-2004 Kristjana Einarsdottir University of Western
Australia |
The Challenge of Disaster-related Health Services Research Kristine Gebbie Flinders University |
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Older
person driven care: gaps between rhetoric and reality Anna Gregory University of South Australia |
Time
between Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) listing and Pharmaceutical
Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC) review Alison
Pearce Centre for Health Economics Research and Evaluation , UTS |
A
four year follow-up of a computer assisted system for triaging access to
public dental care Kelly Jones University of Adelaide |
The
Impacts Of Health Communication Technology In Dissemination Of Contraceptive
Use Among Nigeria Teenagers King Odor University of Ibadan |
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