creating

healthier

communities

The CheckUP Forum

September142018

Brisbane Convention & Exhibition

Centre

populations, patients, processes, providers

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The CheckUP Forum 2018 | Friday 14 September 2018 | 8:30am - 3:00pm creating healthier communitiespopulations, patients, processes, providers

Registration, welcome tea and coffee, trade displays8:30am

9:00 - 10:30am Opening Session

Welcome to Country Aunty Carol Currie

Keynote address by Dr Norman Swan “Past, present and future. Are they different?”

Elevator pitches: Five speakers. Five minutes each. Audience votes. “What is your vision for healthcare in Queensland in 20 years time?”

Laura BarnesQCOSS

Morning tea, networking, trade displays, poster presentations10:30-11:00am

Master Classes11:00am-12:30pm

Lunch, networking, trade displays, poster presentations12:30-1:30pm

PartnershipsBuilding relationships to facilitate the development of partnerships

Patients

Achieving patient centred care - empowering and valuing individuals

and their carers

Concurrent Sessions1:30 - 3:00pm

Populations Patients

Be sure to check out the Poster presentations from:

Karen Hale-Robertson

CheckUPEye and ear surgical support - achieving improved outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait

Islander people

Rita Francis

Apunipima

Outcomes of developing local social marketing campaigns

with Cape York communities

Lucille Chalmers

Brisbane South PHN

Strengthening health assessment response for

children in out of home care

Prof Robyn KeastSouthern Cross University

Dr Tina JanamianAGPAL/QIP

Dr Richard KiddGP

Jane WilliamsCentral West HHS

Neil WillmettQAIHC

Helen MeesHealth Consumers Queensland

The rapidly changing landscape in which health services operate makes connecting and staying connected difficult and challenges the ability to build meaningful and effective partnerships. Robyn will provide a master class that will provide state-of-the art information on how to build and harness connections that benefit your organisation and build a stronger service community.

Dr Tina Janamian will deliver a master class with a focus on the person at the centre of healthcare - the patient. You will be inspired by the concepts discussed and will look at healthcare in a whole new light.

Kaity Fletcher

North Coast Aboriginal Corporation for Community Health

NCACCH Child and Maternal Health - Improving the patient experience through effective

partnerships

Nicole ArgallChild Development Service, Townsville

Hospital and Health Service

Revitalising child development outreach services for children in rural North Queensland: the

evaluation

Hannah BeilbyAbt Associates

Improving pregnancy outcomes, child development and

economic self-sufficiency for Aboriginal and Torres Strait

Islander families

Karen MillsCentral West Hospital and

Health Service

Connected Care through connecting with communities

Reducing the risk of chronic disease in Queenslanders: My health for

life and its effect on knowledge and behaviour in ethnic communities

Hong Do

ECCQ

Lyn Hamill

Diabetes Queensland

• Brisbane South PHN• Metro North HHS• Inala Primry Care• Tunstall Healthcare• Strategic Grants

• BreastScreen QLD• Children’s Health QLD• QUT• LiveBetter• CheckUP

Burragubba WelcomeAdrian Burragubba

Johanna Neville

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3 4P8 P9

Dr Josie Di Donato

HISA

I am not technical but I like to work with data – what am I?

Processes

Frank TraceyChildren’s Health Queensland

Designing health systems and services in the technology age: aligning

strategy, system architecture and culture

Jenaya PriceBrisbane South PHN

Improved data quality in general practice has a positive impact on consumer health outcomes - a chronic conditions case study

Dr Caroline Yates

Inala Primary Care

Refugee health care - Partnerships and processes

for improved outcomes

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3 4P11Providers

Alexandra WhiteheadBecon Health

Opening up access to allied healthcare: Facilitating patient choice, control and flexibility!

Sharon Stokell

True

Providing accessibility and choice to rural and remote populations in Queensland

Alice Evans

Melena McKeownThe Centre For

Rural and Regional Indigenous

Health

Tucka-Time: Teaching skills for a healthy life

Mary-Anne Quilter

CheckUP

B.strong - rolling out the brief intervention training program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait

Islander health workers

Dr Frances Cunningham

Menzies School of Health Research

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3 4P10

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Processes

Check in on measuring and reporting your social value

Jerry MarstonSIMNA

Jerry is passionate about outcomes measurement and you will leave this master class understanding how to:

• Develop your story of change• Identify what data to collect to measure your social value• Report and communicate your social value

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ProvidersThe 5 Rs of a happy workforce –

recruitment, retention, relationships, recognition and respect. Chris Mitchell

Health Workforce Queensland

At this master class Chris will discuss the factors that influence recruitment and retention of health professionals in rural and remote settings, adding in the lens of what may be important for Indigenous health professionals. Chris will be joined by representatives from three organisations who will share their real life experience around recruitment and retention of a rural and remote workforce.

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Thank you to our Sponsors

Major Sponsor

Satchel Inserts Trade Displays

The Forum

The Dinner

Photo Booth Sponsor

Lucky Door PrizesTables of 10

Satchel Sponsor

Major Sponsors