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Concurrent Sessions: Plaza Level |
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Research & Evidence Based Practice
Plaza 1
Chair: Ilsa Nielsen |
Innovations in Client Care
Plaza 2
Chair: Amanda Greaves |
Professional Support
Plaza 3
Chair: Lujuana Abernethy |
Workforce Innovation
Plaza Terrace
Chair: Gail Gordon |
1400-1415 |
Flexible, capable, adaptable: A dynamic allied health workforce
Kerry May*, Fiona McAlinden, Michael SplawaNeyman, Michelle O’Rourke |
Allied health research at Royal Melbourne Hospital: the first year of a new approach
Jude Czerenkowski, Julia Blackshaw*, Catherine Granger |
Improving patient access: Redesigning the allied health cancer care model of care at Cairns Base Hospital
Cara Johnstone*, Lindsey Johnson, Ilsa Nielsen |
Celebrating innovative research collaboration with outcomes: Professional support in Queensland
Karen Bell*, Fiona Hall*, Pim Kuipers, Sue Pager |
1420-1435 |
Allied health staffing factor: Are we underestimating the cost of staffing required?
Lyndell Keating*, Jonathan Prescott, James Sayer |
Influencing EBP use by allied health professionals through education, motivation and innovation
Shelley Wilkinson*, Fiona Hinchcliffe, Judith Hough |
Engaging allied health in cancer survivorship – The positive change for life survivorship project Helen McLauchlan, Daniela Klarica, Trish Walker, Sharon Avery* |
Positive psychology proving itself in retention Christine Franklin |
1440-1455 |
Implementing an expanded scope of practise physiotherapy service in the Emergency Department at Robina Hospital
Deb Lenaghan*, Rod Ellem |
Understanding allied health professionals’ use of research evidence using the theory of planned behaviour
Marlena Klaic*, Terry Haines, Fiona McDermott |
Trial of a computer-based program that provides length of stay benchmark figures at a rehabilitation centre: its ability to identify and impact on prolonged lengths of stay and staff perceptions of its use
Kate Roberts*, Kathy Stiller, Rachel Harling, Elizabeth Lynch, Sally Forward |
Does clinical supervision lead to better outcomes? Findings from a study of allied health professionals
Christine Saxby*, Jill Wilson, Peter Newcombe |
1500-1515 |
Evaluation of an advanced Allied Health Assistant role in ACT Health
Tegan Reid, Therese Edwards*, Claire Pearce* |
A recursive model for capacity-building in the learning and sustainability of evidence based treatment
Ingrid Wagner*, Tania Withington, Richard Litster |
Multisite investigation of weekend allied health services on acute medical/surgical wards
Donna Markham*, Kathleen Phillip, Terry Haines, Deb Mitchell |
Celebrating the innovative use telehealth technologies to educate, mentor and motivate best practice
Desleigh De Jonge*, Wendy Stevens |
1520-1535 |
Change sweet change: Improving equity for staff and clients through change management
Andrea Whitehead*, Fiona Hinchcliffe |
Comparison of GAS and Lawton Scale for measuring outcomes in a rural ambulatory rehabilitation serviceLouis Baggio*, David Buckley |
Clinical allied health dashboard- By clinicians for clinicians
Rebecca Moore, Leah Thompson*, Mark Butterworth |
Raising the bar – Governance, education and training for the Allied Health Assistant (AHA) workforce in NSW Health Sue Steel-Smith*, Danijela Radovanovic* |
1535 |
Afternoon Tea in the Exhibition |
1600-1730 |
EDUCATE – Supply and Demand Clinical Training for the Future
Chair: Susan Nancarrow HWA Perspective
Mr George Beltchev, Executive Consultant, Clinical Training Reform, Health Workforce AustraliaUniversity Perspective
Professor Lindy McAllister, University of SydneyPublic Health Employer’s Perception
Mr John Merrick, Health Education and Training Institute (HETI) NSWPanel Discussion |
1730 |
Sessions End |
1730-1930 |
CELEBRATE – Networking Reception
Plaza Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
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Friday 18 October 2013 |
0800 |
Registration Open |
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Plenary Session
Chairs: Julie Hulcombe, Department of Health, Queensland & Lyn Littlefield, Allied Health Professions Australia |
0830 |
Keynote Address: Two way thinking on building a healthy nation one person at a time
Ms Tania Major, acclaimed Indigenous advocate and former Young Australian of the Year |
0930 |
Keynote Address: Performance and Accountability and Implications for Allied Health
Dr Dianne Watson, Chief Executive Officer of the National Health Performance Authority |
1030 |
Morning Tea in the Exhibition |
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Concurrent Sessions: Plaza Level |
Workforce Innovation
Plaza Terrace
Chair: Lee McGovern |
Rural & Remote
Plaza 1
Chair: Renae Moore |
Interprofessional Education & Practice
Plaza 2
Chair: Nicky Haron |
Paediatrics
Plaza 3
Chair: Tania Hobson |
1050-1105 |
Benchmarking in allied health services – If you can’t measure it you can’t manage it!
Fiona Jenkins*, Robert Jones* |
WA Country Health Service allied health transition to Practice Graduate Program
Katherine Lamont*, Suzanne Spitz |
Preparing pre-graduate students for the workplace – Proving the worth of an Interprofessional, competency based education program Rebecca Black |
Paediatric allied health drop-in clinics improve accessibility and efficiency
Lisa Sandaver, Timothy Effeney* |
1110-1125 |
Securing the allied health workforce – Evaluation of subacute models of care, including fiscal modelling Steven Wood*, Steven Bowden, Patricia Bradd, Tish Bruce |
Educate, articulate, motivate more ‘transition to remote practice’ training tools
Annie Farthing*, Nicole Beattie, Renae Moore, Shelagh Lowe, Lois McCullagh |
Inter-professional education and the first year experience: ongoing developments in a core health sciences course
Melanie Hayes |
Feeding difficulties in children with autism spectrum disorders and so-called ‘fussy eaters’: Baseline information from the HELP Study
Jeanne Marshall*, Pamela Dodrill |
1130-1145 |
Doing things differently: extending the scope of Allied Health Assistants in Speech Pathology
Simone Williams*, Julianne Coyle, Rebecca Downes |
Maximising our Remote Professional Health (MORPH) workforce project
Kathy Relihan*, Tanya Lehmann* |
An innovative model of interprofessional paediatric education for allied health professionals
Alexandra Little |
Simulated Learning in Paediatric Allied Health (SLIPAH): Making the SLIPAH fit!
Kristine Kelly*, Meg Moller, Sarah Wright |
1150-1205 |
Using The Calderdale Framework to develop employer led higher education
Rachael Smith*, Jayne Duffy* |
Rural private therapy framework: delivering high quality, sustainable and accessible services to people with disabilityAngela Dew, Jo Ragen*, Rebecca Barton |
Flying start Queensland Health: International innovation for inter-professional educationPeter Fuelling*, Dionne Williams |
How can parents educate health professionals about their experiences in child development services: A grounded theory model for goal setting
Shareen Forsingdal*, Winsome St John, Vanessa Miller, Anna Harvey, Penny Wearne |
1205-1300 |
Lunch & Poster Viewing in the Exhibition (even numbered posters) |
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Concurrent Workshops: Plaza Level |
1300-1415 |
Plaza Terrace
Chair: Tanya Lehmann |
Plaza 1
Chair: Lin Oke |
Plaza 2
Chair: Lindy McAllister |
Expanding Scope To Improve Services
Implementing prescribing in allied health – the journey
Dr Adam Bird, La Trobe University, VictoriaRenewing the workforce – the challenges
Ms Kathleen Philip, Department of Human Services, VictoriaRural and remote allied health generalist
Ms Ilsa Nielsen, Department of Health, Queensland |
National Health Reform – The New Environment And Reform
Health reform – What does it mean for allied health
Ms Julie Connell, Metro South Hospital and Health Service, QueenslandNational health reform: AH input into IHPA and NHPA and what’s next
Mr David Stokes, Australian Psychological Society (APS)Implementation of medicare locals and primary care reform
Ms Erica Kneipp, Commonwealth Department of Health & Ageing Medicare Locals Branch |
Clinical Education Showcase
Getting “interprofessional” into the every day!
Ms Robyn Smith, Northern Health Learning and Research, VictoriaSimulation within medical imaging
Mr Russell Booth, St Vincent’s Hospital, Melbourne, VictoriaCreating opportunities through identified need: Development of primary care based student assisted programs using a collaborative model of service development
Ms Frances Millar, University of Queensland Health Care Ipswich Aged and Chronic Disease Clinic
Mr Darryl Grundy, CEO UQ Health Care |
Group discussion |
Group discussion |
Group discussion |
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1415-1435 |
Afternoon Tea in the Exhibition |
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Concurrent Sessions: Plaza Level |
Clinical Education
Chair: Julie Hulcombe |
Workforce Innovation
Chair: Julie Connell |
Clinical Practice
Chair: Judith Catherwood |
Community & Primary Care
Chair: Amanda Greaves |
1440-1455 |
Innovative solutions for traditional problems: Development of new student placement models at the University of the Sunshine Coast
Heidi Miller*, Penny Taylor, Frances Millar, Davin Lloyd |
Resourcing allied health managers for activity based funding and workforce planning
Steven Bowden*, Trish Bradd |
Poor nutrition and function after acute hospitalisation: opportunity for innovative post-discharge care
Adrienne Young*, Lauren Rogers, Alison Mudge, Jenna Allen, Merrilyn Banks, Lunda Ross, Tess Clark, Liz Isenring |
Development and implementation of a community palliative care equipment service
Geraldine Hodson |
1500-1515 |
Fostering and Inspiring Research Engagement (FIRE): A research incubator scheme for undergraduate allied health students
Jenny Ziviani*, Rachel Feeney, Siobhan Schabrun, David Copeland, Paul Hodges |
Restructuring allied health for quality; effective, efficient and economical service provision
Gail Gordon*, Sue Pager |
Education and motivation in clinical handover at a tertiary hospital; A model for allied health disciplines
Therese Dodds |
Allied health and its role in reducing chronic disease complications impacting the homeless population
Rebecca Mannix |
1520-1535 |
NSW Health ClinConnect – Innovation in clinical placement managementBrenda McLeod*, Elizabeth Schlossberger |
Innovation in models of care: Implementation of an allied health clinical leader in a medical assessment and planning unit
Marguerite Bennetts*, Doug Murtagh* |
Connecting practice: A dynamic framework for implementing workplace supervision and support
Susan Nancarrow*, Julia Coyle, Dianne Boxall, Anna Moran, Rodney Pope, Jennifer Young |
Early and intensive allied health rehabilitation programs improve patient outcomes and drive financial efficiencies
Steven Bowden*, Steven Wood, Tish Bruce, Patricia Bradd |
1540-1555 |
‘Learn, feel inspired, creative and affirmed’ – Mixed methods findings in professional music therapy supervision
Jeanette Kennelly |
Allied Health Assistant Implementation Program – Taking delegation to task
Andrea Elliott*, Annette Davis*, Lisa Somerville, Claire Brett |
Utilising Allied Health Assistants to implement a new model of occupational therapy service delivery on the medical wards at the Townsville Hospital
Kym Murphy |
Community pharmacy – Leading innovation in primary health careKathleen Moorby*, Andrew Matthews |
1600-1615 |
Intercontinental nutrition and dietetic practice placements: A collaborative and innovative partnership between London and Melbourne
Sophia Lee*, Natalie Simmance, Sharon Croxford, Kathryn Waller |
Leading the future for allied health – a governance perspective Joanne Travaglia*, Patricia Bradd* |
Multidisciplinary action research improves nutrition related outcomes post acute hip fracture
Jack Bell*, Judith Bauer, Sandra Capra, Chrys Pulle |
Allied health enabling the development of health localities
Martin Chadwick |
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Closing Address – Plaza Terrace |
1620-1630 |
Conference Close |