Vol 7 No 4 October 2007 - December 2007: ISSN 1445-7253
A peer-reviewed electronic journal from the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet
Conference abstracts and papers
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2007 GP & PHC Research
Conference: Working Together
23 - 25 May, 2007, Sydney NSW
The General Practice & Primary Health Care Research Conference is
an annual event for those interested in research, evaluation and development
in primary health care. The focus of the conference was aimed at building
partnerships and promoting collaborative endeavors between research, policy
and practice elements of the primary health care sector. This was to facilitate
and ensure that all in this sector are able to work together to provide
evidence which makes a better health system for all Australians.
Presentations included:
- Bradley R, Gilles M, Aitchison M, Himbeck P. Evaluation of the
Geraldton Regional Aboriginal Medical Service in-reach antenatal clinic
View presentation - Burgess C. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Adult Health
Check - towards improving it for remote practitioners
View presentation - Green M, Yeates K , Levesque L, Ahmed R, Bourassa C, Wesley D, Ritchie
L. Understanding the importance and impact of chronic cardiovascular
and renal disease for Aboriginal people: a pilot study to determine
community priorities
View presentation - Knight J, Comino E, Anderson C. Working together with the south-west
Sydney Aboriginal community: the Gudaga project
View presentation - Larkins S, Page P, Scott R, Panaretto K, Mitchell M, Alberts V, McGinty
S, Veitch C. U mob yarn up: the attitudes and behaviours of teenage
Indigenous women in Townsville to pregnancy and parenthood
View presentation - Marley J, Davis S, Coleman K, Hayhow B, Brennan G, Mein J, Nelson
C, Atkinson D, Maguire G. Point-of-care testing of blood glucose
can be used to exclude and diagnose diabetes in remote rural towns and
Aboriginal communities in Western Australia
View presentation
- Contact information:
- PHC RIS, Department of General Practice, Flinders University of South Australia, GPO Box 2100, Adelaide SA 5001, ph: 08 204 5399, fax: 088204 4690, email: phcris@flinders.edu.au
