Real Health Lecture - Preparing the Health Workforce for the Future
Event description
QUT's Real Health Lecture Series unpacks the latest issues affecting the health and wellbeing of our communities.
The Australian health sector and health systems are in the midst of transformative change, which is having a tremendous impact on our healthcare workforce. Our esteemed panellists will discuss current and emerging workforce challenges, and what innovative strategies and solutions are being put in place to address these and create a sustainable workforce for the future. Panellists will also consider what our tertiary education sector is doing to prepare the next generation of health workers to provide quality and accessible healthcare.
Panellists include:
Dr Joseph Occhino, Assistant Deputy Director-General, Workforce Strategy, Clinical Planning and Service Strategy Division, Queensland Health
Professor Christine Morley, Social Work and Human Services Discipline Lead, School of Public Health and Social Work, QUT
Associate Professor Andrew Hale, Pharmacy Discipline Lead, School of Clinical Sciences, QUT
Associate Professor Amina Tariq, Discipline Lead (Health Management), School of Public Health and Social Work, QUT
Dr Suzanne Williams, Senior Lecturer in Advanced Practice Nursing, School of Nursing, QUT
This event will be moderated by Distinguished Professor Patsy Yates, Executive Dean, Faculty of Health, QUT.
Free registration and breakfast provided. Parking is available on QUT Campus in the blocks marked F and J (found on map).
For more information, please visit our website: QUT - Real Health Lecture Series