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Day 3: Friday 31 October 2008

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Plenary 2
Concurrent Session 1
Concurrent Session 2
Plenary 3

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Plenary 2: 9.00am - 10.40am
CHAIR	Dr Karen Stringer, AGPN Director, Chair of Forum Committee
9.05am	Hon Peter Dutton MP, Shadow Minister for Health and Ageing
9.25am	The Future of the Primary Care Workforce& the Changing Environment - Prof Peter Brooks Audio
9.45am	Divisions' of General Practice Network - A Glimpse from the Past -Message from Hon Dr Michael Wooldridge, Commonwealth Health Minister 1996-2001 Audio
9.55am	Present Role of the Divisions' of General Practice Network as aKey Delivery Mechanism of Primary Health Care -Philip Davies, Deputy Secretary, Department of Health & Ageing Audio
10.15am	The Future of Primary Health Care in Ten Years -A/Prof Sabina Knight, National Health & Hospitals Reform Commission Audio

  

Concurrent Session 1: 11.10am - 12.40pm
Keeping the Community Healthy - Preventive Health Care & How Do We Create a Healthy Community?	Division Business - What is New for Divisions?	General Practice of the Future - What is There Now?
Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services in the Northern Territory ...Toward Aboriginal Primary Health Care System Reform John Patterson, EO, AMSANT Audio Healthy People; Healthy Places; Healthy Planet: Applying the Sydney Resolution Locally A/Prof Ruth Colagiuri, Co-Director, Oxford Health Alliance, Asia-Pacific Region Audio Child Obesity - Ignorance, Apathy or Neglect? Rob De Castella Rob De Castella Questions Audio file too large (over 13MB) Please contact AGPN for copy.	Eat It, Work It, Move It - A Schools Based Obesity Program Lyn Long, Business Manager, Macarthur DGP Audio ABCD - Project. Potential for Divisions to Build on the CQI Success Story A/Prof Bev Sibthorpe LifestyleIntervention - Can it Really Prevent Type 2 Diabetes? Prof Jonathan Shaw, Baker IDI Heart & Diabetes Institute Audio What's New for Divisions - the Department of Health & Ageing's Perspective Lou Andreatta, Assistant Secretary, Primary Care Practice Support Branch, Department of Health & Ageing Audio	A Modern General Practice Dr Mike Beckoff, GP & Partner, Murray Bridge Clinic *Please note: the first slide of this presentation is a video file of the Murray Bridge Clinic. To access this, please contact AGPN and request directly* Audio A GP Super Clinic Jason Trethowan, CEO, GP Assocation of Geelong Audio Health One Experience A/Prof Di O'Halloran, Western Clinical School, Department of General Practice Audio How the Clare Clinic Model of Practice Benefits Communication & Quality of Care Danny Haydon, Executive Officer, Clare Medical Centre Audio Questions Audio file too large (over 13MB) Please contact AGPN for copy.
Concurrent Session 2: 1.40pm - 3.10pm
Designing Programmes to Make Change Easier in General Practice Paul Roseman, Senior Manager, Design & Development, Procare Audio Measuring Patient Experience in General Practice: Essential for a Patient-Focussed Health System A/Prof Michael Greco, Director, CFEP Audio Patient Education Nights: Can it make a difference? Dr Ayman Shenouda, Director, Reverina DGP Audio Questions Audio	What Motivates Generation X & Y and How Do You Reward Them? Kylie Chapman, HR Manager, Prime TV Audio The Importance of the People's Scorecard Clem Molloy, Organisation Psychologist Audio The Place of Mentoring in Training & Building the Multidisciplinary Team Gilly Johnston, Australian Mentoring Centre Audio Question Time: Audio file too large (over 13MB) Please contact AGPN for copy.	Good Patient Outcomes & What Health Information Might Look Like? - A NEHTA perspective Roger Glenny, Head Business Development, NEHTA Audio What Does This Mean at the Local Division Level Dr Leonie Katekar, General Manager, General Practice Network NT Audio file too large (over 13MB) Please contact AGPN for copy. Panel Discussion: Replicating Success Panel Members: Roger Glenny Rob Villanti (Telstra) Dr John Ainge (HATRIX) Michael Croser (RACF) Dr Emil Djakic (AGPN) Audio

  

Plenary 3 : 3.40pm- 5.00pm
CHAIR	Russell McGowan, AGPN Director
	Theme: Inspiring the Network
	Panel Discussion: How Consumers Are Different & Involved with the Care They Receive Panel Members: Diane Walsh Dr Tony Lembke Noel Muller Merrian Oliver-Weymouth Audio file too large (over 13MB) Please contact AGPN for copy.
	This session, led by Mr Charlie King, will provide a powerful insight into the real life experiences of our panel members as they present on how they dealt with the complexities of managing both their own health care, as well as their interactions with the health care system; and how they have lived to tell the story.