Health Sector Conferences

innaugural allied health conference

Day 1: Wednesday 12 February, Auckland DHB

930	Key Note Address sponsored by Orion Health: Dr Rosalie Boyce - Why ‘Allied Health’ works: building sustainable futures
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1100	Cathrine Waetford Moving ahead with a career in health: navigating the educational ‘pipeline’ and with a culturally responsive health workforce development initiative. (Presentation unavailable)	David McNabb/Dale Rook Frontline Professional Leadership	Rebecca Armstrong Sensory Tools in Mental Health – minimising restraint and seclusion.
1120	Louise Ihimaera Ki to kore te putake e makukungia E kore te rakau e tupu (if the roots of the tree are not watered the tree will never grow) (Presentation unavailable)	Vicki Paulin A practice Review Framework for Dietitians	Anna Hedley Psychotherapists in the Public Sector: the new kids on the block
1140	Shelagh Lowe/ Robyn Adams Allied Health – who and what – an international dilemma and a possible solution	Elizabeth Rowland Leadership and critical use of reflective practice.	Kay Fletcher Generic mental health workers vs the application of discipline specific skills
1200		Francenne Caldwell Enhancing and improving practice Through sharing group expertise and wisdom - Group supervision in the Primary Health Organisation.	Dale Rook Key Workers - Bringing about a change for staff and service users
1300	Plenary: Primary Care: Dr Jim Primrose
1330	Plenary: Primary Care: Dr Jim Primrose
Theme	Future/Leadership	Primary Health	Service Strategy
1400	Mary Bird Allied Health Workforce Practice Readiness: A survey report: Do DHBs need “Fast Food” or “Slow- Cooked” graduates?	Margaret Sanders Allied Health Innovations in Primary Health: a Snapshot from the DHBNZ Allied Health Workforce Strategy Group	Margaret Hastings Factors Affecting Allied Health Case Complexity
1420	Greg Coyle Clinical places in the sun: new models for clinical experience in health training programmes in NZ	Erica Amon Strategic partnerships and priority relationships – Waikato Primary Health’s Approach to working with Allied Professions in our community	Felicity Bright/Anne Ronaldson/Kim Harvey The Process and Effectiveness of Discharge Planning at Rehab Plus: A Service Evaluation Audit

1440	Dr Rosalie Boyce The Implications of inter-professional education: new graduate practice readiness and clinical practice innovations	Cath Knapton Waikato Community Pharmacy Group – Innovation in Pharmacy	Ellice Rains/Ta-Mera Rolland Care Aims: A client-centred philosophy of care (Presentation unavailable)
Room	Auditorium	Neurology	Henley
Theme	Future/Leadership	Primary Health	Clinical Governance
1520	Shelagh Lowe SARRAH – a model for rural allied health leadership	Fiona Corbin/Julie Wells/Barbara Charuk Optimising Medicines Related Health via Interdisciplinary Models of Care	Shelley Jones Beyond the portfolio: Recognising and realising objectives that are ‘right for you’
1540	Lesley Thornley Heading into the Wind: how leaders can move safely into the unknown	John Miller What’s Afoot – The undiscovered role of Podiatry in Primary Health.	Aly McNicoll The Power of Peer Supervision: tools for effective peer supervision groups
1610	Stella Ward Walking the talk – a local response to building a sustainable workforce (Presentation unavailable)	Barbara Charuk Primary Care Mental Health: Opportunities for Allied Health Professionals