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Social Events Welcome Reception Venue: Exhibition Area, Novotel Sydney Manly Pacific Date: Tuesday, 6 April 2010 Time: 1830 – 2000 hours Cost: Included in Full Delegate Registration Fee Extra tickets: A$60.00 per person It is hoped all delegates and partners will be able to attend this evening. This is a fantastic networking opportunity. Optional Dinner Venue: Local Manly Restaurants Date: Wednesday, 7 April 2010 Time: From 1900 hours Cost: At the delegates’ own expense Why not join some fellow delegates at local Manly restaurants for a casual dinner evening? Each person will look after their own meal expenses. Conference Dinner Venue: Ballroom, Novotel Sydney Manly Pacific Date: Thursday, 8 April 2010 Time: 1900 – 2300 hours Cost: Included in Full Delegate Registration Fee Extra tickets: A$90.00 per person We hope all delegates and their guests will join us on this occasion to make it a memorable evening. Activities in Manly Manly is one of Sydney’s most popular seaside destinations, full of attractions and exciting activities including Manly Beach, Oceanworld, kayaking, swimming, tennis, golf, beach volleyball, roller blading, scenic and historical walks, art, parasailing, scuba diving, fishing, dining and so much more. Manly is the perfect destination for your next Sydney escape. See the following websites for more information: www.manlyaustralia.com.au www.visitmanly.com.au www.sydney.visitorsbureau.com.au/regions/manly Activities in Sydney Take advantage of many opportunities to relax and explore Sydney and the regions. For theatre, music and dance there is the Sydney Opera House and Pier One. Sydney is also home to a number of public and private galleries and museums, and hosts shows, exhibitions and events throughout the year. For adventure, climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge, take a jetboat ride on the harbour, view the city from Sydney Tower, hire a kayak or just take a ferry and explore on foot. Just outside the city, you can take on any number of activities – ride horses through the gentle countryside, kayak down beautiful rivers or drive quad-bikes over rugged bushland terrain. Take a ferry to Sydney’s Taronga Zoo, with its harbour backdrop – one of the most magnificent locations in the world. 6 All Together Better Health 5 Conference
Provisional Program Day 1: Tuesday, 6 April 2010 0730 BREAKFAST MEETINGS (IPE Networks Meeting and others TBC) 0900 – 1100 WORKSHOPS SESSION 1 ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4 ROOM 5 Assessment in Interprofessional Education: Why it is needed! Brian Simmons, Susan Wagner, Ann Jefferies, Scott Reeves Mentoropoly: A Training Resource for Both Mentors and Students Min Ku, Katherine Chandler, Vaissy Jelbart, Jillian Ransom Simulations for Interprofessional Learning Judy Stone 1100 – 1300 WORKSHOPS SESSION 2 1300 – 1400 LUNCH Tomorrow’s Interprofessional Educators: Ensuring Quality Through Thorough Preparation for Those Who Lead Interprofessional Learning Elizabeth Anderson, Marilyn Hammick, Elizabeth Howkins, Susanne Lindqvist, Helena Low, Jill Thistlethwaite Herding Cats: Integration of Multiple Professions While Effectively Delivering Case-Based Learning Susan Mackintosh, Tina Meyer, John Tegzes ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4 ROOM 5 Training Trainers to Facilitate IPE Workshops Fiona McCook, Kerryn Morgan, Brett Williams, Mollie Burley, Ted Brown Interprofessional Collaborative Practice Models in South-Eastern Australia Judy Stone, Sam Saunders-Battersby, Mollie Burley InterEd Global Affairs: Community Engagement John Gilbert, Sari Ponzer, Steven Hoffman, Gillian Barclay, Andrea Burton, Jacqui Lunday, Scott Reeves 1400 – 1600 WORKSHOPS SESSION 3 Humanism in Surgery – Continuum of Care: A Simulation-Based Experiential Model to Foster Surgical and Communication Skills Diana Tabak, Kerry Knickle, Debra Nestel Students as Change Agents: Creating Incentives for Interprofessional Learning and Quality Improvement in Health Care Madeleine Abrandt Dahlgren, Johanna Dahlberg, Lars Owe Dahlgren, Tomas Faresjö, Kristian Gjessing, Annika Lindh Falk, Pia Tingström, Lena Trell ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4 ROOM 5 Using Virtual Communities to Promote Interprofessional Education: A North America/British Cooperative Venture Mike Walsh, Jean Giddens, Mary van Soeren 1600 – 1630 AFTERNOON TEA 1630 – 1830 Welcome to Country Official Opening, Manly Mayor Jean Hay, AM Sharing Tools and Products From the AHP Practice-Based Education Facilitation (PEF) Programme Supporting the Workplace as a Learning Environment Helen McFarlane, Jenny Miller, Susan Shandley, Peter Glover, Paul Lambert Interprofessional Clinical Education Through Four Different Lenses – Perspectives From Policy, Education and Practice Robyn Smith, Janice Chesters, Bev Eldridge, Anne-Marie Becket Collaborating for Better Health in Waitemata Mary-Anne Boyd, Tim Malloy, Dale Bramley, Sue Adams, Wendy Horne Methods for Gathering Evidence of Interprofessionalism as a Foundation for Improvement Peter Nugus, Joanne Travaglia, David Greenfield Conference Co-Chairs, Chair AIPPEN, President InterEd, Sydney Interprofessional Declaration Leader Keynote Address: Hypothetical 1830 – 2000 WELCOME RECEPTION, Exhibition Area, Novotel Sydney Manly Pacific Day 2: Wednesday, 7 April 2010 Use of Trained Observers to Assess Student Interaction During a Case-Based Interprofessional Group Discussion Donna Redman-Bentley, Sandra Garner 0730 BREAKFAST MEETINGS Sponsored by: The Australian National University (L-TIPP Leadership Group Breakfast and other groups TBC) 0930 – 1015 Keynote Address: Inter the Future: A New Decade, A New Dimension For Collaborative Practice? Jill Thistlethwaite 1015 – 1100 Keynote Address: Community-Based Interprofessional Education and Practice Model: A University of the Western Cape Experience Ratie Mpofu 1100 – 1130 MORNING TEA 1130 – 1300 SESSION A ROOM 1 ROOM 2 (Oral Presentations) ROOM 3 (Oral Presentations) ROOM 4 (Oral Presentations) 1130 – 1300 1130 – 1150 On the Couch Jill Thistlethwaite Interprofessional Learning Labs Project: Brining Interprofessional Students Into Marginalized Communities C Orchard, L Klinger, J McNeal, MB Bezzina, G Catherwood, B Schust-Lawrence, A Garcia, L PallaVeshi, R McArthur Maximising the Theory of IPL, IPE and IPP: Medical Dominance as a Case Study of the Theory-Practice Connection Peter Nugus, Joanne Travaglia, David Greenfield Exploring the Potential For Local, National and International Interprofessional Education Networks to Contribute to the Sustainability of Effective Interprofessional Education Helena Low Register online at www.atbh5.com.au 7
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