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Lectures, presentations & workshops
The Future Vision for Healthcare in the North
2015
Dr John Hussey, MBChB (Liverpool 1980);
Integrated Services - "The Holy Grail"
2015
Dr John Hussey, MBChB (Liverpool 1980); DRCOG; FRCGP
The role of primary health care in the context of the larger health system
2014
Dr Hernan Montenegro, Health Systems Advisor at World Health Organization
Unlocking the potential of General Practice
2014
Professor Walter Rosser from School of Medicine, Queen’s University, Canada
‘Contexts, systems and networks: Key considerations in joining up and integrating implementation research to improve population health outcomes'
2014
Professor Nancy Edwards, Scientific Director Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Professor, University of Ottawa
No magic bullets: lessons on integrated care from the English National Health Service
2013
Dr Rebecca Rosen Senior Fellow, Nuffield Trust & GP Vice Chair for Greenwich Clinical Commissioning Group
Tackling the big issues in oral health policy
2013
Dr Len Crocombe, APHCRI Centre for Research Excellence in Primary Oral Health Care
Forming alliances to ensure better outcomes for patients with multi-morbidity
2013
Professor Martin Fortin Director of Research, Department of Family Medicine, Université de Sherbrooke (Quebec), Director of Academic Research, Centre de santé et de services sociaux de Chicoutimi, Canada
Clinical & community initiatives for obesity prevention & control
2013
Dr William Dietz Former Director of the Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Obesity in the Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
First Nation-managed healthcare organisations: opportunities, challenges & trends
2013
Associate Professor Josée Lavoie University of Northern British Columbia
The role of primary care in cancer control: lessons for health care policy
2012
Professor David Weller James Mackenzie Professor of General Practice, University of Edinburgh, Scotland
Effectiveness of care of patients & populations: exploring the determinants of the paradox of primary care
2012
Professor Chris van Weel Professor and Head of the Department of General Practice University Medical Centre, Nijmegen, the Netherlands
Research-informed health policy: turning data into information to guide policy and improve health
2012
Dr Robert L Phillips & Dr Andrew Bazemore The Robert Graham Center for Policy Studies in Family Medicine and Primary Care, USA
Why does the UK keep investing in primary care? Is it really that effective?
2012
Professor Martin Roland CBE Chair in Health Services Research at the University of Cambridge
Transforming relationships for high performance in health services: a relational model of organisational change
2012
Professor Jody Hoffer Gittell Professor of Management, Heller School for Social Policy and Management, Brandeis University
Transforming relationships for high performance in health services: a relational model of organisational change
2011
Professor Jody Hoffer Gittell
Coordinating public and private sector efforts to improve healthcare quality and performance
2011
Dr Brian Mittman
Master Class - diffusion, spread and sustainability of innovation
2011
Professor Jonathan Lomas
Pay for performance in general practice does work if it’s used appropriately: Lessons from the UK
2011
Dr Stephen Campbell
Policy failures in health care for the important early years
2011
Dr Daniel McAullay, APHCRI PhD graduate
Epidemiology at the extremes
2011
Dr Lachlan McIver, 2010 APHCRI/Robert Graham Center Visiting Fellow
Value for money in health care - why it's hard to achieve and what to do about it
2010
Adjunct Professor Steven Lewis, Menzies Visiting Fellow
The case against health insurance
2010
Adjunct Professor Steven Lewis, Menzies Visiting Fellow
Should pay-for-performance be introduced in to Australian health care? Lessons from abroad
2010
Dr Stephen Campbell, APHCRI Visiting Fellow
A tale of two systems: primary care for depression in London and Melbourne
2010
Dr Eugenia Cronin, APHCRI Visiting Fellow
Competency based medical education: the solution to workforce shortages?
2010
Dr Jason Frank, APHCRI Visiting Fellow
Obamarama and the Audacity of Evidence for Health Reform in the United States
2009
Dr Andrew Bazemore
Designing community health and prevention programs to address the needs of marginalised and disadvantaged communities
2009
Dr Julie Will
Does Pay for Performance Improve the Quality of Primary Care?
2009
Dr Stephen Campbell
Working Towards a Connected Frontline Health System
2009
Professor Kurt Stange
Working Together for a Better Primary Health Care System
2009
Professor Debra Humphris
E-health: One Giant Leap for the Health System
2009
Professor Frank Sullivan
Global Perspectives on Health Policy Development - From Evidence to Practice
2009
Dr Tikki Pang
E-health and insomnia: An internet solution to a health workforce nightmare
2009
Dr Lee Ritterband
Why focus on Primary Health Care in health reform process?
2009
Mr Robert Wells, Director APHCRI
Skill Mix Translation - Top Down or Bottom Up? An International Comparison
2009
Dr Jenny May
Arranging Generalism in the 2020 Primary Health Care Team
2009
Prof Jane Gunn and Dr Victoria Palmer
Preparing Nurses for Primary Health Care Reforms
2009
Dr Rhian Parker and Professor Helen Keleher
Chronic Disease Management Models as Examples of Organisational Developmental Approaches to Primary Care
2009
Professor James Dunbar
Enhancing Primary Care and General Practice as a Career Choice
2009
A/Prof Jill Thistlethwaite
Economic thinking in policy making
2008
Dr Ian McRae, Research Fellow, APHCRI
Systematic reviews, 'wicked' problems and policy development
2008
Professor John Humphreys, Monash University
General practices as interprofessional communities: the contribution of the practice nurse
2008
Dr Christine Phillips, The Australian General Practice Nurses Study, The Australian National University
Who does what for the chronically ill in primary health care?
2008
Dr Sarah Dennis, Senior Research Fellow, University of New South Wales
Skill mix
2008
Professor James Buchan, Professor of Social Sciences and Health Care, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh
Growth and change in the US Physician Assistant workforce
2008
Dr Eric Larson, Senior Research Scientist, MEDEX, University of Washington
