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Through The Looking GlassLessons from the Past for the Future of Children's Health Care The 1999 Conference focused on the changes and developments in the psychosocial care of children in the health system. The imminence of the new millennium made the conference an appropriate time to review the past achievements and plan for the future of child and adolescent health care. The 1999 Conference Proceedings is made available from this webpage in PDF form either in its entirety or in sectional form. Use the links below to access each relevant part of the conference. CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS - Full Copy(1,433KB) THE FUTURE OF CHILDREN'S HEALTH CARE THE PARENT'S EXPERIENCE IN THE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT ART AND THE CHILD IN HOSPITAL WORKING WITH FAMILIES -
THE ROLE OF THE DEVELOPMENTAL PAEDIATRICIAN AND SOCIAL WORKER IN THE CHILD DEVELOPMENT UNIT A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO PAEDIATRIC PALLIATIVE CARE CHOICES A MULTISENSORY ENVIRONMENT A LEAD AND BOWL FOR OUR NEW STAFF MEMBER DENTAL HEALTH OF CHILDREN IN HOSPITAL INTERACTIONS IN THE SPECIAL CARE NURSERY: ARE THEY FAMILY CENTRED? EFFECTS OF HOSPITALISATION - IMPLICATIONS FOR FURTHER RESEARCH PERCEIVED NEEDS AND PATIENT SATISFACTION IN RELATION TO ADOLESCENT HEALTH CARE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS: NURSING EDUCATION'S RESPONSE TO CHILDREN'S AND ADOLESCENTS' HEALTH CARE WHO WILL PROTECT THE CHILDREN? HOSPITAL FAMILIARISATION PROGRAMME FROM HOSPITAL TO HOME… AND BEYOND THE WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL HOME ENTERAL NUTRITION SERVICE: THE SUPPORTING ROLE IT PLAYS FOR THE CHILD, PARENT AND CAREGIVER 'FAMILIES FIRST' - A SUPPORT NETWORK FOR FAMILIES RAISING CHILDREN IN NSW Dianne Hudson (22.0 KB) THE PROVISION OF SUPPORT IN NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS FOR STUDENTS REQUIRING HEALTH CARE PROCEDURES THE HEALTH CONNECTION - EMBRACING WHOLISTIC HEALTH AS A WAY FOR THE FUTURE TREATMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE AFFECTED BY CANCER FACILITATING ACCESS TO MAINSTREAM EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH NEEDS CHILDREN WITH RELAPSED CANCER AND THEIR FAMILIES PLAY THERAPY IN OUTPATIENT BURNS CLINIC
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World Rare Disease Day Australia 2012 World Rare Disease Day raises awareness about rare diseases and their impact on patients’ lives. May 2012 Parent to Parent NZ is looking for contacts to connect families who have a child with a disability, health impairment or special need. See if you can help - click here to view the current list of contacts they are looking for. 16 April 2012 The Consumers Health Forum of Australia is currently conducting a project on Quality Use of Medicines among Young People. Part of this project involves an online survey of individuals 17 years old or younger (focussing on young people aged 10 17 years of age) with the aim of gathering information about their attitudes and behaviours regarding medicines and medicine use. To participate visit: 29 February 2011 AWCH attended an event in Sydney’s Martin Place on February 29th that marks World Rare Disease Day 2012. 22 November 2011 AWCH attended the Youth Health2011 – It’s Totally Important Conference in November in Sydney. The conference ran over 3 days and was a wonderful mix of professionals and young people coming together to discuss youth health. AWCH jointly hosted a pre-conference workshop which had a morning session discussing the rights of young people in healthcare and the standards required to protect those rights followed in the afternoon with presentations and discussion about training and workforce development in adolescent healthcare.
Click on the report to read about the workshop, go to www.youthhealth2011.com.au and follow the tweets or check out the program at www.youthhealth2011.com.au/program/conference-program/ 04 October 2011 |
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