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2008 Post CRIAH Conference

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POST CONFERENCE INFORMATION

 

Thank you to all who attended the CRIAH Aboriginal Health Conference in Sydney on the 29th & 30th April 2008.

Audio and presentation files are uploaded from the main sessions only on this page. More information can be obtained by emailing aboriginal.health@saxinstitute.org.au or calling 02 9514 5950.

The Conference Report is available online. Click Here


Aboriginal Health Research Conference 2008

"Strong Foundations...Strong Future"
 

Coalition for Research to Improve Aboriginal Health (CRIAH) is a partnership venture between the Sax Institute and the  Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council (AHMRC) of NSW .

For details on PRE CONFERENCE DETAILS please click here

Please email aboriginal.health@saxinstitute.org.au  to subscribe to updated information.

 

Media

 

The Hon. Jenny Macklin MP, Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs

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The Hon. Reba Meagher, NSW Minister for HealthClick Here

 

Awards

Congratulations to Early in Career Public Health Award Recipients

30 April 2008 

The Coalition for Research to Improve Aboriginal Health would like to congratulate Dr David Peiris of the George Institute for International Health and Dr David Walker of Griffith University, who were recipients of the Early in Career Public Health Award at the 2008 Aboriginal Health Research Conference.

These awards, sponsored by the Public Health Association of Australia, were awarded for outstanding contribution to public health research in Aboriginal populations.

 

Programs

Full Program & Abstract Booklet: Click Here

Program Booklet: Click Here

Podcast of Plenary Sessions


DAY ONE

Welcome to Country


Uncle Max Eulo

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Official Opening


Her Excellency Professor Marie Bashir AC CVO

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Keynote Address


Dr Alex Brown, Baker Heart Research Institute

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Priorities for Research to Improve Aboriginal Health


Plenary Session One

Chairperson: Professor Sally Redman, the Sax Institute

Speakers & Panel

Ms Sandra Bailey, Aboriginal Health & Medical Research Council of NSW

Professor Warwick Anderson, National Health & Medical Research Council

Dr Denise Robinson, NSW Health  

Professor Sandra Eades, the Sax Institute

Dr Alex Brown, Baker Heart Research Institute

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The Health & Welfare of Australia's Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Peoples, 2008


Launch by The Hon. Jenny Macklin MP

Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs

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Written Speech Click Here

 

Professor Sandra Eades, the Sax Institute

 

Managing & Preventing Chronic Disease in Aboriginal Populations


Plenary Session Two

Chairperson: Mr James Ward, National Centre in HIV Epidemiology & Clinical Research

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Reducing the Burden of Diabetes Among Aborigines & Torres Strait Islanders


Professor Kerin O'Dea, University of Melbourne

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Causes & Prevention of Cancer in Aboriginal Populations


Professor Bruce Armstrong, University of Sydney

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Development & Implementation of Treatment & Prevention Strategies to Improve Aboriginal Renal Health


Dr Alan Cass, The George Institute for International Health

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DAY TWO

Opening & Keynote Address


The Hon. Reba Meagher, NSW Minister for Health

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Research in Aboriginal Child Health


Plenary Session Three

Chairperson: Professor Kathleen Clapham, University of Wollongong

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Innovative Approaches to Preventing Diseases & Disability in Aboriginal Children


Professor Fiona Stanley, Telethon Institute for Child Health

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The Study of Environment of Aboriginal Resilience & Child Health - SEARCH


Professor Jonathan Craig, University of Sydney

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Footprints in Time: The Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children


Associate Professor Karen Martin, Southern Cross University

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Improving the Health of Aboriginal Children in NSW


Ms Elizabeth Harris, University of New South Wales

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Questions and General Discussion

 

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Working Effectively with Communities


Plenary Session Four

Chairperson: Professor Bruce Armstrong, University of Sydney

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Building Research Capacity in Aboriginal Health


Professor Sandra Eades, the Sax Institute

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Bringing Communities, Researchers & Policy Makers Together to Improve Aboriginal Health


Ms Sandra Bailey, Aboriginal Health & Medical Research Council of NSW

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Working Together - Perspectives from the Community & the Researcher


Mr Daryl Wright, Tharawal Aboriginal Corporation

Mr David Peiris, The George Institute for International Health

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Turning Research Into Action


Plenary Session Five

Chariperson: Professor Don Nutbeam

Panel

Professor Fiona Stanley, Telethon Institute for Child Health

Ms Lesley Podesta, Office for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Health

Professor Sally Redman, the Sax Institute

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Sponsors

Our thanks to sponsors and supporters of the Conference.

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Satchels and information also supplied by

The Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet