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Past Conferences

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Index: 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006

2009

7 Nov 2009

International Public Mental Health Symposium (AUT University, Auckland)
TOWARD GLOBAL WELLBEING. From a mental health to a wellbeing paradigm:
community, cultural and public health perspectives.

Flyer, Programme and Registration Form

4 Dec 2009

2009 Australasian Conference on Obesity (ACO'09) (The University of Auckland)
ACO'09 is a one-day conference designed to provide medical and health professionals with practical insights into the various issues associated with obesity; from how it is caused to its impacts on people and society, to analysing ways to manage, prevent and treat it.

Early registration ends 1 November 2009.
To register your attendance, sign up for email updates or for more information, please visit www.obesityconference2009.com.

12 Mar 2009

Young and Unwell - What can we do? Youth Transition Seminar (Auckland)
An opportunity for clinicians to present their work with young people with chronic health and to develop further skills and knowledge in working with young people who are unwell.
Abstracts closed 5 February 2009. Registrations closed 28 February 2009.

Flyer, Abstract Form, Registration Form

2008

23 & 24 Oct 08
29 & 30 May 08
13 & 14 Mar 08

Introductory Seminar on Sexual Health (Auckland)
A two day seminar held in March, May and October.
Introduction to skills and information which will enable you to provide holistic care which acknowledges sexuality. Subjects covered include: sexuality, diversity, sexual decision making, overview of STI’s, HIV and AIDS, taking a sexual history, pre and post test counselling, providing sexual health for Maori and refugee issues.
Enrolment Form and Poster

21 & 22 Aug 08

Building Tomorrow's Health Services
The third and final CMDHB Sustainability Conference (co-hosted with the Ministry of Health) will focus on looking at future models of care for health services looking out to 2028. This interactive 2 day 'think-tank' includes a range of challenging speakers like Prof. Martin McKee from the UK talking about global health systems in transition and Dr Scott Young, via video link from the US, discussing the use of technology in 20 years time.
- Conference's website
- Presentations

19-21 Feb 08

2008 Health Sector Human Resources Conference (Hawke's Bay)
Conference Themes: Leadership, Engagement, Managing Performance and Talent Management.
Website

2007

21-22 Nov 07

5th National Suicide Prevention Symposium - Building the Jigsaw - Collaborating for Suicide Prevention (Wellington)
Hosted by Suicide Prevention Information New Zealand (SPINZ), a service of the Mental Health Foundation.
Website

26 Nov 07

2nd National Consumers' Summit - Strengthening Consumer Voice (Auckland)
Consumers from health and disability consumer, or community-based groups, who are actively involved in health and disability issues, are invited to attend the Summit to consider a proposed constitution for a national consumer entity through discussion and workshops.
Website

2-5 Dec 07

5th Health Services and Policy Research Conference (Auckland)
Health Services Research Association of Australia and New Zealand.
Listening to the Past, Looking to the Future: how can health services research contribute to assessing fads and fashions in health policy and practice?
Website

14 - 16 Nov 07	New Zealand Association of Gerontology - 2007 Conference Ageing: the Everyday Experience (University of Waikato, Hamilton) (3-day Conference) Website
1 & 2 Nov 07	Introductory Seminar on "Sexual Health for Health Professionals" delivered by the Auckland Sexual Health Service (Auckland) (2-day Seminar) More info and Enrolment Form
25 & 26 Oct 07	Moving Health and Safety Forward - A Toolkit for Leading Health and Safety (NZDHB Health & Safety Conference) Venue: Spencer on Byron, Takapuna (Auckland) - Conference website - Presentations
10 - 12 Oct 07	The 2007 Inaugural DHBRF Workshop: 'Innovation for Health - Sharing Knowledge and Building Relationships' (Wellington) The purpose of the workshop is to create an environment for shared learning, to assist in building research capacity, to enhance the translation of research knowledge across the sector and to profile the District Health Board Research Fund (DHBRF). Website
24 - 26 Sep 07	Combined Conference: NZANN and PSANZ A 3-day combined conference for NZ Association of Neonatal Nurses (NZANN) and the Perinatal Society of New Zealand (PSANZ) Flyer and More Info
9 - 10 Aug 07	Perspectives on Women's Mental Health (Christchurch) Australasian Conference - Preliminary Notice and Draft Programme More info and Registration Form
4 - 6 Jul 07	Public Health Association Conference 2007 (Auckland) Public health workers and practitioners from around the country are invited to attend the 2007 conference, to be held in Auckland. This is the only conference held in New Zealand that focuses specifically on public health. More info...

28 & 29 Jun 07

Workforce Action: Ready for the Future (Wellington)
A Two Day Health Workforce Conference.
More info and Call for Abstracts by 30 March 2007

7 & 8 Jun 07

Paying for Tomorrow's Health
The second in the CMDHB series of Sustainability Conferences.
- Conference's website
- Presentations

2006

22 & 23 Nov 06

Pasefika LotuMoui Health Symposium
- Conference website

21 Nov 06	Growing Pacific People - Pacific Workforce Development Conference - Conference website - Presentations
7 & 8 Sep 06	Workforce Development Sustainability Conference The first in the CMDHB series of Sustainability Conferences. - Conference website - Presentations - Summary of Conference Booklet

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