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SUMMARY:Sir Walter Murdoch School Seminar: ‘Selling Your Public Health/Health Systems Research to Stakeholders’
DESCRIPTION:WAHTN Visiting Professor : John Frank MD\, CCFP\, MSc\, FRCPC\, FCAHS\, FFPH\, FRSE \nDirector\, Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research and Policy*\, University of Edinburgh; Professor Emeritus\, Dalla Lana School of Public Health\, University of Toronto \nBackground \nMany research funders\, and research grant recipients worldwide\, now expect more than ever of their investigators aiming to influence policy and programme decisions in public health and health systems. Specifically\, they want to see research project plans\, included in grant applications\, that: 1) detail precise actions to achieve these “knowledge transfer and exchange” goals; 2) lay out exactly how such impacts of the research will be evaluated. This presentation provides a potted history of thinking about these issues\, since the pioneering work of Canadian Jonathan Lomas (founder of the Canadian Health Services Research Foundation) more than two decades ago. The target audience is particularly early-to-mid-career researchers in these fields. \nDiscussant/Chair \nDr Francesco Paolucci\, School of Business and Governance \nPlease see the attached flyer for more information \nVenue:\nMcCusker Conference Room\, Building 390\, Health Research Centre\, Murdoch University
URL:https://wahtn.org/event/sir-walter-murdoch-school-seminar-selling-your-public-healthhealth-systems-research-to-stakeholders/
LOCATION:Western Australia
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SUMMARY:Joining Forces on Falls Prevention
DESCRIPTION:This interactive event is for health professionals with an interest in minimising harm in their patients and clients do to falls. The seminar will share the knowledge of experts involved in falls prevention based on local\, national and international experiences and research. The speakers include: \nSandy Blake: Director of Nursing\, Patient Safety & Quality at Whanganui District Health Board\, New Zealand. \nJacqueline Francis-Coad: Research fellow at the Institute of Health Research and Lecturer at the School of Physiotherapy\, University of Notre Dame Australia. \nMelanie Farlie: Physiotherapist\, clinical educator and Maxwell King PhD Scholar\, in the Department of Physiotherapy\, Monash University\, Melbourne\, \nAssociate Professor Anne-Marie Hill: Research Academic at The School of Physiotheapy and Exercise Science\, Curtin University and Adjunct A/Professor in the Institute for Health Research\, UNDA. \nFor more information and registration please see the following link Attend Event \nAttached below is the Event’s program \n\nVenue:\nC.C. Bennett Lecture Theatre (L Block) Fremantle Hospital Alma Street Fremantle\, WA 6160 \nContact Details:\nJacqui at jacqui.francis-coad@nd.edu.au
URL:https://wahtn.org/event/joining-forces-on-falls-prevention/
LOCATION:Fremantle Hospital
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