The 2012 Conference will provide essential opportunities for you to present and hear about the latest research, share ideas, debate critical primary health care matters, form collaborations and network with speakers and other delegates.
Building on from previous conferences and taking into account the increase in primary health care research, the program is an exciting blend of opportunities for presentations with workshops, symposia, poster and paper sessions, as well as the coveted PHC RIS Best Poster and the Australian Association of Academic Primary Care (AAAPC) Best Paper Presentation at the AAAPC plenary session.
1630-1930 |
Registration open |
1800-1930 |
Welcome Reception
National Convention Centre |
0800-1730 |
Registration open |
0800-1730 |
Speakers' preparation room open |
0900-0950 |
Opening |
- Welcome by Convenor: Christina Hagger |
- Welcome to Country |
- Official opening: Speaker to be confirmed |
- Launch of Snapshot of Australian primary health care research 2012 |
0950-1100 |
Plenary 1 - APHCRI |
- Keynote speaker: Dr Judith Smith |
1100-1130 |
Morning tea |
1130-1230 |
Symposia 1 |
Symposia 2 |
Symposia 3 |
Symposia 4 |
Symposia 5 |
Symposia 6 |
Influencing PHC Policy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders: Innovative approaches to making change happen from APHCRI Centres of Research Excellence |
10 years and going strong - GPET building tomorrow's research leaders |
Research that challenges clinical guidelines and policies
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Supporting Advanced Nursing development and sustainability in General Practice (SANDS in GP) |
Developing international policy recommendations on retaining health workers in rural and remote areas |
Planning for the provision of health services in Medicare Locas and LHD in blood borne viruses and sexualy transmissable infections |
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1230-1330 |
Lunch
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AAAPC Heads of Department Meeting [closed]
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My life as a knowledge broker: A conversation with Peter McInnes, PHCRED Liaison Officer |
1330-1500 |
Plenary 2 - AAAPC |
- Keynote speaker: Professor Campbell Murdoch - Towards a science of particulars |
- Best paper presentation:
Women's evaluation of abuse and violence care in general practice: six and twelve month outcomes -
Associate Professor Kelsey Hegarty |
- Discussion |
1500-1545 |
Afternoon tea
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Poster session [even numbers] |
1545-1700 |
Concurrent
papers 1 |
Concurrent
papers 2 |
Concurrent
papers 3 |
Concurrent
papers 4 |
Concurrent
papers 5 |
Concurrent
papers 6 |
Chronic disease management 1 |
Mental health care |
Healthy ageing 1 |
Remote and rural health 1 |
Nursing in primary health care 1 |
Women's and men's Health 1 |
1715-1815 |
AAAPC AGM
National Convention Centre |
1930 |
AAAPC Dinner
Venue to be confirmed |
0800-1730 |
Registration open |
0800-1730 |
Speakers' preparation room open |
0900-1030 |
Plenary 3 - PHC RIS |
- Keynote speaker: Dr Carolyn Clancy [via video-linkage] |
- Keynote speaker: Mark Booth |
- Discussion |
1030-1115 |
Morning tea
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Poster session [odd numbers] |
1115-1230 |
Concurrent
papers 7 |
Concurrent
papers 8 |
Concurrent
papers 9 |
Concurrent
papers 10 |
Concurrent
papers 11 |
Concurrent
papers 12 |
Health systems and services 1 |
Preventive health 1 |
Consumer perspectives |
Education and training |
Remote and rural health 2 |
Collaborations 1 |
1230-1400 |
Lunch
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Topic Tables |
AAAPC lunchtime meeting |
1400-1530 |
Workshop 1 |
Workshop 2 |
Workshop 3 |
Concurrent
papers 13 |
Concurrent
papers 14 |
Concurrent
papers 15 |
Skills escalator and role redesign for the allied health workforce: a time for reflection and refocus |
Managing the research-policy interface |
Translating research into practice: a framework for planning and guiding implementation of innovative models of care in local contexts |
Indigenous health 1 |
Primary care practitioners 1 |
Migrant and refugee health |
1530-1600 |
Afternoon tea |
1600-1715 |
Concurrent
papers 16 |
Concurrent
papers 17 |
Concurrent
papers 18 |
Concurrent
papers 19 |
Concurrent
papers 20 |
Concurrent
papers 21 |
Women's and men's health 2 |
Nursing in primary health care 2 |
Knowledge exchange 1 |
Collaborations 2 |
Self- management 1 |
Indigenous health 2 |
1900-2300 |
Conference Dinner
Old Parliament House |
0730-0845 |
Breakfast sessions |
0800-1400 |
Registration open |
0800-1200 |
Speakers' preparation room open |
0900-1030 |
Workshop 4 |
Workshop 5 |
Workshop 6 |
Concurrent
papers 22 |
Concurrent
papers 23 |
Concurrent
papers 24 |
Using logic models to inform PHC policy and practice reforms: reflections from the AGPN/APHCRI study of advanced nursing in General Practice via Medicare Locals |
Meet the Editor of the Medical Journal of Australia |
Presenting at conferences: preparing materials and making an impression |
Building research capacity |
Preventive health 2 |
Knowledge exchange 2 |
1030-1100 |
Morning tea |
1100-1215 |
Concurrent
papers 25 |
Concurrent
papers 26 |
Concurrent
papers 27 |
Concurrent
papers 28 |
Concurrent
papers 29 |
Concurrent
papers 30 |
Health systems and services 2 |
Chronic disease management 2 |
Children and young peoples health |
Primary care practitioners 2 |
Self - management 2 |
Healthy ageing 2 |
1215-1315 |
Plenary 4 |
- 20/20 Vision (with some 20/20 Hindsight): Looking towards Year 2020 - panel discussion |
- Panel: Judith Smith, Claire Jackson, Jane Gunn, Robyn McDermott, David Butt |
- Facilitator: Sally Cockburn |
1315-1330 |
Awards and Farewells
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- Chair: Christina Hagger |
PHC RIS Best Poster (Ellen McIntyre), AAAPC First Time Presenter (Dimity Pond), AJPH Prize for Best Paper or Symposium (Libby Kalucy), Thank You and Launch of 2013 PHC Research Conference |
1330 |
Lunch |
