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2006 GP & PHC Research Conference:
Optimising Impact
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Program
Below is the program outline for the 2006 GP & PHC Research Conference
Tuesday, 4 July |
4.00-7.00pm |
Registration open |
5.30-7.00pm |
Welcome Reception
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Informal PHCRED dinner (venue to be decided) |
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Wednesday, 5 July |
8.30-5.30pm |
Registration open |
9.00-12.00pm |
Concurrent Workshops:
- How to design the perfect randomised controlled trial - PACT
(Marie Pirotta,
Jane Gunn, Jon Emery)
- Grant writing for success (Felicity Flack)
- Making medical journalism healthier (Ray
Moynihan)
- Contextualising de-contextualised evidence for use in Australian
primary health care: APHCRI's approach in Stream Four (Larry
Green, Nicholas Glasgow)
- Indigenous Child Health research (Colleen Hayward)
- How on earth can you measure the quality of what really matters
in primary care? (Martin Roland)
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12.00-1.30pm |
Lunch
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Heads of Departments of General Practice Meeting (by invitation) |
1.30-3.30pm |
Welcome to Country
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Official Opening: Jennie Roe (Department of Health and Ageing) |
Plenary Session: "Optimising Impact: International
Perspectives"
Chair: Ellen McIntyre
Invited speakers:
- Martin Roland (Professor of General Practice, Manchester University),
- Andre Knottnerus (Professor of General Practice, Maastricht University), and
- Larry Green (Senior Scholar in Residence, The Robert Graham Centre, Washington)
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3.30-4.00pm |
Afternoon tea |
4.00-5.30pm |
Concurrent Paper Sessions
- Collaborations and partnerships
- Getting evidence into policy
- Getting evidence into practice
- Illness prevention and health promotion
- Indigenous health
- Mental health - Depression
- PHC delivery
- Supporting research and researchers
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7.00pm |
AAAGP Dinner
Invited speaker: Professor Martin Roland |
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Thursday, 6 July |
7.45-8.45am |
Breakfast Sessions:
Session 1 - "Building Research Capacity" - Jo Cooke (UK)
Session 2 - Youth Health Research Interest Group (YHRIG) - Carol Kefford |
8.30-5.30pm |
Registration open |
9.00-10.30am
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AAAGP Plenary Session: "Optimising Impact: Research
Matters"
Chair: Jane Gunn
Invited Speaker:
Professor Andre Knottnerus |
AAAGP Distinguished Paper Presentations
Dr Clare Heal
Dr Angela Taft |
10.30-11.30am |
Extended morning tea & Poster Viewing |
11.30-12.30pm |
APHCRI Plenary Session: "Optimising Impact: Workforce
Issues"
Chair: Nicholas Glasgow
Invited Speaker: Professor Larry Green |
12.30-2.00pm |
Lunch including special interest tables for networking
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Lunch meeting - RACGP Research Activities
Facilitators: Michael Kidd, Dimity Pond and Deborah Saltman |
2.00-3.30pm |
Concurrent Paper Sessions
- Collaborations and partnerships
- Getting evidence into practice
- Illness prevention and health promotion
- Managing chronic disease
- Mental health
- Quality of care
- Research and evaluation methodology
- Rural health
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3.30-4.00pm |
Afternoon tea |
4.00-5.30pm |
AAAGP meeting & AGM |
7.00-7.30pm |
Pre-dinner drinks |
7.30-midnight |
Conference Dinner Dance |
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Friday, 7 July |
8.30-2.00pm |
Registration open |
9.00-10.30am |
Concurrent Paper Sessions
- Equity and access
- Getting evidence into practice
- GP & PHC Workforce
- Managing chronic disease
- Population health
- Research and evaluation methodology
- Research networks
- Rural health
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10.30-11.00am |
Morning tea |
11.00-12.00pm
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Plenary session: "Optimising Impact: The impact of research
on the users of research"
Chair: Libby Kalucy
Panel presenters:
- Mr Philip Davies (Deputy Secretary for the Department of Health and Ageing)
- Ross Bailie (Professor, Menzies School of Health Research), and
- Shauna Gaebler (Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Perth & Hills Division of General Practice)
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12.00-12.30pm |
Conclusion - summing up: Awards, Prizes, thank you and close |
12.30-2.00pm |
Farewell Lunch |
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