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Research continued Development of the SCIPPS Map and Narrative A draft of the SCIPPS Map has been completed. This Map provides a thematic overview of SCIPPS results as related to the research and chronic disease policy context and is broken into several summaries. • Comorbidity and the Reform Context • Financial Pressure and Economic Hardship and the Reform Context • Indigenous Health and the Reform Context • Self-Management and the Reform Context • Chronic Illness Policy Health Reform Integration and Coordination These summaries can be accessed through the Menzies Centre for Health Policy website. Dissemination of results – SCIPPS Communication Plan Major work on dissemination and translation of research findings to the policy and practice communities has been undertaken by the SCIPPS team in the last four months. Two important aspects of this dissemination process have been three roundtable discussions and a conference to be held in March 2012. Three roundtables were held in late 2011. Roundtable participants were invited to attend and were drawn from a wide range of parties interested in the treatment, management and care of chronic illnesses and included health professionals, researchers, and policy makers drawn from federal, State and non-government organisations. Round Table One: was held at the Darlington Centre, University of Sydney on Wednesday 16th of November and was titled ‘Understanding the complexities of co-morbidity with respect to policy and practice.’ Round Table Two: was held at University House, Australian National University, Canberra on Tuesday November 22nd and was titled ‘The economic impact of chronic disease on individuals and families’. Round Table Three: was held on Wednesday November 30th also at University House, Australian National University, Canberra and titled ‘Health literacy for individuals and communities to support self-management’. The proceedings of each roundtable discussion have been summarized and are available on the Menzies Centre for Health Policy website. 8
Research continued SCIPPS Final Conference 2012 The final SCIPPS Conference will be held on Wednesday March 14th at University House, Australian National University, Canberra. Participants have been invited to attend and include health professionals, researchers, policy and decision makers drawn from a wide range of government and non-government organisations. The main purpose of the conference is to determine how to take the results of the SCIPPS project forward. Building on key findings and policy considerations identified from the roundtables the one day conference features speakers, table group and panel discussions and is structured into three parts: understanding the SCIPPS results; improving approaches – what options are available; and what approaches and strategies should be endorsed Publications Published Papers October – December 2011 • Yun-Hee Jeon, Annie Black, Janelle Govett, Laurann Yen, and Ian S McRae. Private health insurance and quality of life: Perspectives of older Australians with multiple chronic conditions. (Australian Journal of Primary Health) • Jowsey T, Yen L, Pearce-Brown C, Douglas K. What motivates Australian health service users with chronic illness to engage in self-management behaviour. (Health Expectations) • Ward NJ, Jowsey T, Haora PJ, Aspin C, Yen LE. With good intentions: complexity in unsolicited informal support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. A qualitative study. BMC Public Health. 2011 Sep 4;11:686 Papers in press • Corcoran K, Jowsey T, Leeder S. One size does not fit all: the different experiences of those with chronic heart failure, type II diabetes and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease diabetes (Submitted to: Australian Health Review) Papers in submission • Corcoran K, McNab J, Girgis S, Colagiuri R. Is Transport a Barrier to Health Care for Older People with Chronic Diseases A Review (Submitted to: Asia Pacific Journal of Health Management). • Jowsey T, Yen L, Ward N, It Hinges on the Door: Space time and identity in Aboriginal health services. (Health Services Research) 9
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