Transitioning to Integrated Primary Care

Having been prescribed the objectives of increasing efficiency and effectiveness, Primary Health Networks have a lot to achieve. A large percentage of efficiency and effectiveness will come from a betterintegrated primary care service system. The past few years have seen the primary care sector refocusing on a patient experience based approach to care delivery. To ensure satisfaction, patients require a sector full of health care professionals striving passionately to change population health.

This conference will explore how innovative programs, financial incentives, technological capabilities and social influences hold huge potential to see the primary care sector progressing and collaborating.

The conference will focus on:
• Developing greater cohesion across the primary health sector
• Leveraging existing capacities through primary care
• Implications of collaborative care for cost-efficiency
• Tangible techniques of measuring outcomes

Who will attend?
Senior representatives from the following:
• Commonwealth and State Government
• Community Health Services
• Primary Health Networks
• Health Associations
• Local Health Districts
• Primary Care Providers
• Academics and Researchers

Speakers: Tricia O'Keeffe, Catherine Daley, Professor Mark Harris, Rosemary Calder, Professor Danielle Mazza, Fiona Hearn, Dr Ian Scott, Professor Frances Quirk, Stephen Mann, Adjunct Associate Professor John Rosa, Susan Barron-Hamilton, Ian Corless, Andy Froggatt, Dr Elizabeth Deveny, Kristy Spillman

Price:
Standard: AUD 2999
Discounted rates for Hospitals and Healthcare providers: AUD 2699
Commercial Solutions Providers: AUD 3999

Category: Conferences / Health

Urls:
Booking: http://atnd.it/54131-0
Inquiries: http://atnd.it/54131-1