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13
to 15 November 2006
Youth
Health 2006 Conference -
Young People's Health-what's it going to take?
Sydney Showground Olympic Park Sydney Australia.
Young
people are facing enormous challenges and difficulties,
many
of which are substantially different to those experienced
in earlier
and less troubled times. The fact that many of these risky
behaviours and problems are occurring at increasingly younger
ages
underscores the urgency of addressing adolescent health
issues in a
more effective way.
Hosted
by The Department of Adolescent Medicine and the NSW Centre
for the Advancement of Adolescent Health.
Visit
www.youthhealth2006.org
for more information
13-17
November 2006
Women's
and Children's Hospitals Australasia -
Teaming with Talent
Country Club in Launceston, Tasmania
This
year’s conference will explore the evolution of healthcare
teams and how effective teams can significantly improve
quality of care and service delivery. Given the increasing
trend toward health service redesign, and a move away from
hierarchical structures, the health care ‘team’
is probably the most important consideration in advancing
healthcare over the next decade.
For
more information visit: www.wha.asn.au/index.cfm/spid/1_27.cfm
14-
16 November 2006
The
2006 Biennial Health Conference
Exploring and Debating Acute Care Provision
University of NSW, Kensington Campus
Sydney Australia
The
2006 Biennial Health Conference will provide an opportunity
for discussion of some key issues facing the health sector,
particularly in relation to the financing and management
of Australian hospitals. It will bring together academics,
clinicians, consumers, government officials, as well as
health service funders, managers and service providers.
For
more information visit: www.healthconference.com.au
15-17
November 2006
The
right to the right health care: Evidence, ethics and health
in people with developmental disability.
Sydney Masonic Centre Conference Centre,
66 Goulburn Street, Sydney
The
conference will be a fruitful and rewarding experience for
all those seeking to advance knowledge, enhance understanding
and hopefully provide some solutions to the complex issues
involved in the health care and needs of people with developmental
disabilities and their families.
More
information visit: www.cdds.med.usyd.edu.au/html/Conferences.html
23-24
November 2006
QEC's
International Conference - Early Childhood:
Evidence into Practice
The
4th biennial conference will provide essential and up-to-date
information to those from all disciplines involved in early
parenting and childhood including managers, policy makers,
early childhood educators, doctors, nurses, social workers,
psychologists, researchers, child protection, family support
workers ...
Visit
www.qec.org.au/program-2006.htm
for a PDF of the
conference program and registration brochure.
30
November 2006
Fatherhood
Project Conference - Building Sustainable Families
Byron Bay, NSW
This
conference will focus on providing practical skills to engage
fathers, and look at issues relating to the changing roles
of dads in the community. Adrienne Burgess, leading international
speaker, researcher and trainer, will present an agenda
for change in the delivery of family services and father
inclusive practice. The conference will be of interest to
anyone who deals with children, parents and families in
their work.
Further
information: Fatherhood Festival website - www.fatherhoodfestival.com
(click on Professionals Conference)
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