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Children's Health ConferenceHealth Care for Kids ~ The People, The Map & The Measure Co-convened by Children’s Hospitals Australasia (CHA) and the Association for the Wellbeing of Children in Healthcare (AWCH). The conference focused on three major themes: The People, The Map and The Measure. The two organisations joined forces to highlight the importance of advocating strongly for the healthcare needs of children and young people in Australasia. The themes chosen enabled a detailed exploration of:
The 2008 Conference Proceedings is made available from this webpage in PDF form in sectional form. Use the links below to access each relevant part of the conference. Conference Program (1.14MB) Conference Abstracts (1686KB) Session 1 Finding a Voice: The Birth of a Family Advisory Council at The Royal Children’s Hospital A Day In The Life Of A Family Advisory Council Session 2 Refugee children and their medical needs– an Illawarra experience A Cross Cultural Consultant Paediatric Mental Health Service Cultural diversity at work: staff negotiating difference at two children’s hospitals in Sydney Session 4 Mapping the future of child health and wellbeing: a spatial approach Web-based medical records. Are we ready? Session 5 Keeping the blood flowing Session 6 Parents at the Bedside: Expert Partners in Care Session 7 Exploring general practice as a new partner in improving the health and well-being of children and young people entering out- of- home care in Victoria. Developing a Model of Integrated Child Development Assessment The burden of rare childhood diseases: How is Australia responding? Session 9 Exploring Perceptions of a Youth Early Psychosis Program KIDZ Club. An early Intervention and Educational Group for Primary Children living with a relative with a Mental Illness Session 10 Establishing a state-wide Paediatric Palliative Care program in WA Bedside handover – implementing and evaluating change Accidental Discovery: Different people, different maps but the same measure! The ABCD of discharge planning Young People's Panel Stuck in the middle of nowhere Session 15 Creativity - An Aspect of Health
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What's New~ Useful Links ~ 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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