PROGRAM KATHER INE TEACH ING WORKSHOP

14-15 MARCH 2019 • KATHERINE NT

Start End Session Presenter08:00 08:45 Registration with tea and coffee HOT NORTH Team08:45 09:00 Welcome to Country 09:00 10:30 INTRODUCTION AND KATHERINE PRIORITIES Chair: Kylie Stothers, Indigenous Allied Health Australia

09:00 09:20 Introduction and update on two years of the HOT NORTH Program Professor Bart Currie, Menzies School of Health Research & Royal Darwin Hospital & Heather D'Antoine, Menzies School of Health Research

09:20 10:30 Local Perspectives - Katherine research interests and prioritiesPANEL: Dr Odette Phillips, Katherine West Health Board; Dr Tanya Davies, Sunrise Health Service; Dr Simon Quilty, Katherine Hospital; Sinon Cooney, Director of Primary Health Katherine West Health Board

10:30 11:0011:00 12:30 LOCAL AND NT INITIATIVES Chair: Heather D'Antoine, Menzies School of Health Research11:00 11:15 Katherine West Health Board role in the trial of health care homes Dr Odette Phillips, Katherine West Health Board

11:15 11:30 Palliative/end of life care needs in Katherine town and region Christine Evans, Katherine Hospital & Louise Harwood, Director of Medical Services, Katherine Region

11:30 11:45 Health workforce recruitment and retention Assoc Professor Sue Lenthall, Director Katherine Campus, Flinders University

11:45 12:00 The Wellness Support Pathway - update Dr Simon Quilty, Katherine Hospital12:00 12:15 NT Alcohol Review Implementation Doug Bell, NT Government Alcohol Review Implementation Team12:15 12:30 Discussion12:30 13:3013:30 15:00 FUNCTIONING, DISABILITY AND HEALTH Chair: Dr Odette Phillips, Katherine West Health Board

13:30 14:00 Is the NDIS meeting the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people? Evaluating the roll-out in Queensland and the NT Professor Margaret Kelaher, Angeline Ferdinand. Uni Melb (by Video link)

14:00 14:20 The remote and rural Indigenous Allied Health workforce development project Donna-Maree Towney & Kylie Stothers, Indigenous Allied Health Australia

14:20 15:00 How can research support children developing well, adults functioning well and older people ageing well in place in the Katherine region?

Kylie Stothers; Renae Moore; Assoc Professor Ruth Barker, Northern Australia Research Network (NARN)

15:00 15:30

15:30 17:00 SUPERBUGS AND ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE Chair: Louise Harwood, Director of Medical Services, Katherine Region

15:30 15:45 What's happening globally? Professor Bart Currie, Menzies School of Health Research & Royal Darwin Hospital

15:45 16:00 What's happening in the NT? Dr Teresa Wozniak, Menzies School of Health Research16:00 16:15 What's happening in WA? Dr Tim Barnett, Telethon Kids Institute16:15 16:30 What's happening in Katherine? Dr Richard Budd, Katherine Hospital16:30 16:45 How did we get here? Dr Simon Quilty, Katherine Hospital16:45 17:00 Discussion

08:00 08:30 Registration with tea and coffee HOT NORTH Team

08:30 10:00 RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE & SCABIES Chair: Professor Bart Currie, Menzies School of Health Research & Royal Darwin Hospital

08:30 08:45 END RHD - are Governments getting the message? Dr Rosemary Wyber, Telethon Kids Institute08:45 09:00 RHDA current activities Diana Mosca, RHDAustralia09:00 09:15 The NT ARF RHD program update Desley Williams, NT RHD Control Program

09:15 09:30 SP Plus: A pilot study working with families experiencing ARF/RHD Dr Rosemary Wyber, Telethon Kids Institute & Anne Marie Lee, Menzies School of Health Research

09:30 09:45 One Disease scabies program Michelle Dowden, One Disease09:45 10:00 Discussion10:00 10:3010:30 12:00 CHRONIC & COMMUNICABLE DISEASES Chair: Christine Evans, Director of Nursing, Katherine Hospital 10:30 10:50 Territory Kidney Care project at Menzies Gill Gorham & Paul Kamler, Menzies School of Health Research10:50 11:10 The SToP trial in the Kimberley Dr Tim Barnett & Janine McNamara, Telethon Kids Institute

11:10 11:25 Diabetes in Indigenous young people: management and prevention complexities Dr Angela Titmuss, Menzies School of Health Research

11:25 11:40 Managing diabetes in pregnancy: Preconception and post-partum care Dianne Bell, Menzies School of Health Research11:40 12:00 Discussion12:00 13:00

13:00 14:00 PANEL SESSION - SOCIAL DETERMINANTS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Chair: Professor Bart Currie, Menzies School of Health Research & Royal Darwin Hospital

13:00 14:00 Elaine Clifton, Telethon Kids Institute; Kylie Stothers, Indigenous Allied Health Australia; Michelle Dowden, One Disease

14:00 Close of workshop

Morning Tea

HOT NORTH KATHERINE TEACHING WORKSHOP: THURSDAY 14TH AND FRIDAY 15TH MARCH 2019WORKSHOP DAY ONE THURSDAY 14TH MARCH

Lunch

Morning Tea

Afternoon Tea

Close of day one17:00WORKSHOP DAY TWO FRIDAY 15TH MARCH

Lunch

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