RDI® Information Sharing Sessions for parents and professional - 2013 Sydney and Melbourne

You are invited to come and find out how the RDI® Programmes are reducing the impact of ASD - for people with ASD and their families. Also find out how you can expand your Professional Role in helping people with ASD and their families by considering the RDI® Professional Certification Programme.

Sydney 16th November 2013 1pm to 4.30pm

Cost $10 Parents $20 Professionals
At The Education Center - Level 4, Children's hospital at Westmead, corner Hawkesbury Road and Hainsworth Street, Westmead
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Melbourne 23rd November 2013 1pm to 4.30pm

Cost $10 Parents $20 Professionals
At Connecting Minds 24 Thomson Street, South Melbourne, Victoria
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Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care. Submissions invited

The second national CQI Conference in Docklands, Victoria in March 2014 is currently in the planning phase.Submissions required before 10th December 2013. Visit the website here.

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Doing better with less: Enhancing health system performance in difficult times

This is the 8th Health Services and Policy Research conference and will be in Wellington, New Zealand in December 2013. Join us for three days of thought-provoking discussion, information-sharing, strategising and problem solving as well as some great social events and networking. The theme of ‘Doing better with less’ will include:

Achieving universal coverage, low costs for patients, and integrated care: 75 years of the Social Security Act in New Zealand
Improving indigenous health and reducing inequalities for indigenous populations–
Improving Pacific health and reducing inequalities for Pacific populations
Understanding how well new forms of governance work to improve health system performance
Priority setting and disinvestment
Developing and evaluating new models of care
Enhancing quality and safety
Enhancing health services research

Information here. http://www.plevin.com.au/hsraanz2013/index.html

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Health Services, Racism and Indigenous Health: Gaining traction for systemic change. Adelaide in November

This symposium will examine Indigenous experience of health services from local, national and pan-Indigenous perspectives. Through individual and panel presentations, along with interactive sessions, an exciting array of presenters from New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Hawai'i and Norway will explore key issues and canvass likely avenues to pursue real change in health systems.

More information and registrations here.