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Volume 13, Issue 4, April 2009, ISBN 1832 620X
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10 Reasons why you need to be there 2009 GP & PHC Research Conference: Driving Change |
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Fiona Thomas, Conference Coordinator, PHC RIS

The GP & PHC Research Conference this year is shaping up to be the best ever. It is a critical event in Driving Change in our current environment of health reform. Here are 10 reasons why you cannot miss out on this key annual event in Australian primary health care research.
- Hear some of the best Australian PHC research from researchers passionate about what they are doing. Whether you are a researcher or a research user, this is the place to be.
- Networking is rampant at this conference. Connections and careers are made here. This year we are introducing a special AAAGP poster reception where you can sip and nibble as you view posters and chat.
- Speed mentoring happens. Talk to the leaders. They are friendly, keen to grow the profession and interested in others who are passionate about PHC research.
- Share your stories, ideas and current research with others - our lunchtime topic tables can help with this. Let us know the topic and we will set up a table sign so interested delegates can join you.
- This conference is greener that ever before. We have developed an Information Kiosk where you can select the information you want rather than have everything jam-packed into your satchel.
- There is plenty of time for discussion, so ask the burning question that everyone is interested in.
- Learn more research skills – attend one of the skill building workshops.
- Come for the launch of Snapshot 2009 – stories that demonstrate how research can improve the health of Australians.
- Register early to get the best rate and accommodation. Early bird registration closes 29 May.
- Come to the conference and stay for the weekend - enjoy Melbourne with friends and colleagues. There is so much to do here.
For further information, visit <www.phcris.org.au/conference/2009>
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