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Registration Brochure 30 AUGUST – 1 SEPTEMBER 2012 Atrium Hotel Mandurah, Western Australia
Registration Brochure
30 AUGUST – 1 SEPTEMBER 2012Atrium Hotel Mandurah, Western Austral ia
Community Health Nurses WA was incorporated in 2003 to enable our organisation to
grow in the professional interests of nurses specialising in community health.
Our logo is designed to show that we are focussed and moving forward.
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The Community Health Nurses of Western Australia
conference organising committee invites you to attend the
10th biennial Community Health Nurses National Conference.
Once again, a selection of exciting keynote speakers will
present topical information on today’s hot issues.
The theme this year is “From Little Things Big Things Grow”.
Taken from a Paul Kelly song, it encapsulates the work that
Community Health Nurses do in supporting our community.
The song describes the eight year wait and struggle of
the Gurindji Aboriginal people for land rights and better
conditions, a people marginalised in society, politics, health
and education, not dissimilar to many of our clients. Today
we provide services for all families and children from birth until
adulthood. Early interventions can have profound positive
outcomes for individuals and communities later in life.
The conference will provide a wonderful chance to network
with old friends, make new acquaintances, share innovative
ideas and practices. This is an opportunity to feel inspired by
exceptional professionals from your field and to explore the
vibrant and cosmopolitan hub of Mandurah.
Pat KlauzOrganising Committee Chairperson
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Hosted By:
Dr Richard Fletcher PhDFathers and Families Research Program,
University of Newcastle
Richard Fletcher is a senior
lecturer in the Family Action
Centre, Faculty of Health at The
University of Newcastle, NSW. He
has been conducting programs
and research with boys, fathers
and families for over 20 years and
is the convenor of the Australian
Fatherhood Research Network.
His current research includes:
father’s role in families with PND; young parents’ strengths;
father-infant attachment; indigenous fathering; fathers of
children with autism; using the web for parent support; and,
supporting separated parents of young children. His book
‘The Dad Factor: how father-baby bonding helps a child for
life’ was published by Finch in March 2011.
Professor Stephen HoughtonUniversity of Western Australia
Winthrop Professor Stephen
Houghton is Director of the
Centre for Child and Adolescent
Related Disorders, at the
University of Western Australia.
He is a registered psychologist
whose research activities are
empirical based and focus
on childhood and adolescent
psychopathology, developmental
trajectories to delinquency, and the construct of juvenile
psychopathy and the development of antisocial behaviour.
Stephen has published several books and over 150 articles
in internationally refereed high impact journals and has
attracted over 25 externally competitive grants in his field of
research.
Gabrielle BrandCommunity Youth Health, Primary Health Care,
Nursing Education, Murdoch University
Gabrielle Brand completed a
Bachelor of Nursing in 1996
at Edith Cowan University in
Western Australia. Following 5
years in clinical practice, Gabrielle
completed a post graduate
qualification in Community
Health Nursing in 2001 at Curtin
University and worked as a Youth
Health Nurse in the Peel region.
She was awarded the Vice Chancellor’s Excellence in
Teaching Award from Murdoch University in 2006 following
development of Family and Community Health care unit and
innovative teaching methodologies in the new undergraduate
nursing curricula at the Murdoch University Peel campus.
She was the inaugural winner of the Joan Hardy Scholarship
for post-graduate nursing research in 2008 for her Masters
in Nursing Degree. Gabrielle has published and presented
her research in the area of Nursing Education, focusing on
strengthening nursing student’s personal and professional
capacity through the use of photo-elicitation techniques, and
realistic pre-practice reflection and education prior to clinical
placements.
Gabrielle was awarded an Australian Post-Graduate Industry
scholarship to complete a Doctor of Philosophy in 2009. Her
research uses a narrative approach to explore how pregnant
and young mothers understand, experience and respond
to motherhood in the Peel community. Fundamental to this
research’s purpose is the premise that to improve planning
and delivery of more appropriate, holistic health and social
services, we need to share, explore and understand the social
worlds of young mothers. By listening and encouraging the
young mothers to voice their experiences of motherhood, this
research project will evoke wider awareness and stimulate
more innovative thinking about how we can deliver alternate
models of support in the community.
Keynote Speakers
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Thursday 30 August
1.00pm – 5.00pm Registration Desk Open
2.00pm – 5.00pm Presentations In The Exhibition Area
POSTERS Year 6 Immunisations QI Project
Elizabeth Harding, Andrea Padley, Kaz Knudsen, Vani Naidoo, Jo Padgett & Jane Skoll,
Armadale Community Health Centre
The Parents Place
Roberta Malloy, The Parents Place – Mandurah
Immunisation Alliance of WA: Who are we?
Martina Baker & June Doyle, Immunisation Alliance WA
Early Years Calendar
Sarah Lohmeyer & Dianne Mazzucato, High Wycombe Child Health Centre
Improving Access to Renal Services in the Goldfields
Brigette Colwell, WACHS
3.00 – 3.30pm Taking Playgroups Beyond Play: A simple
WORKSHOPS model with real impacts for later life
Chris Hawkes & Carole Michie,
Playgroup WA
3.30 – 4.00pm Assisting Community Health Nurses to
Recognise and Assess Emerging Child and
Adolescent Mental Health Concerns in the
School Setting:
Development of a training program
Anita Moyes, Child & Adolescent Community Health
4.00 – 4.30pm ‘Growing Healthy Schools’ the West Australian
Healthy Schools Project
Irene Alvarez-Hostos, Chrissy Halton &
James Stewart, Child & Adolescent Health
6.00 – 8.00pm Welcome Drinks
Programme(subject to change)
“But it’s just too confronting”: Assisting
Community Nurses to Assist Mothers and
their Children Living in the War Zone of
Domestic Terror
Kathy Blitz-Cokis, Women & Newborn Health
Service, Nicola Coleman, Community Health
Nurse & Maggie Woodhead,
Child & Adolescent Community Health
The State of Perinatal Mental Health in
the South West
Melanie Marsh, WACHS South West
Perinatal Depression in Ellenbrook: A
localised response using contemporary
health promotion practices
Nigel Carringlton, Child & Adolescent
Community Health Health Service, Jacinta
Ellis, City of Swan & Miriam Krouzecky, Child
& Adolescent Community Health Service
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Raising Awareness of Perinatal Depression
in Community Settings Across Western
Australia
Renae Gibson, WA Perinatal Mental Health Unit
Programme
Friday 31 August
8.00am – 5.00 pm Registration Desk Open
8.30am Welcome to Country & Conference
9.30am Keynote Speaker
Childhood Psychopathology and the Inevitability of Armageddon?
Winthrop Professor Stephen Houghton, UWA
10.30am Morning tea
11.00am – 4.15pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS
11.00am Big Issues for Little People: Consistent sleep
information and resources for WA parents
Megan Knuckey & Ann Blunden, Child & Adolescent
Community Health
11.30am How Ngala clinicians Translate theoretical
Knowledge of Early Brain Development into Practice
Julie Holschier & Wendy Muller, Ngala
12.00 noon Pilot Study to Investigate the Feasibility of
Shopping Centre Parenting Sessions
Jan Lettenmaier & Anthea Downsborough,
Joondalup Child Health Centre
12.30pm Lunch
1.30pm Kindergarten Screening – A collaborative approach
Fran Barwick & Deborah Gayton, Child &
Adolescent Community Health
1.55pm Planting the Seed to Coordinated Approach and
Watching it Grow: The Tranby Project
Joanne Davies & Peta Welten, Child & Adolescent
Community Health
Starting Small, Staying Strong – The
graduate registered nurse program –
Community Health
Hilary Giles, Child & Adolescent Health Service
A Study to Evaluate a Nurse Education
Program in a Developing Country
Jill Smith & Catherine Ward
A Journey of Self-Discovery: Leadership
and manager development in community
health
Julie Branley & Alison Blake, Child &
Adolescent Health Service
Nursing Students Apply a School Model
in Field Work Practice in Rural India
Jane Bahen, Heart Foundation
A Standardised Way for WA Community
Health Nurses to Classify Client Acuity
Trulie Pinnegar & Karen Forde, Child &
Adolescent Community Health
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Programme
2.20pm Promoting Ear Health Programs in Schools:
A partnership between health and education
staff, children and families
June Doyle, South Metropolitan Area Health Service
& Dr Eli Ristevski, Monash University
2.45pm Afternoon tea
3.15pm Keynote Presentation
You Don’t Know Half the Story: Deepening the dialogue with young mothers
Gabrielle Brand, Murdoch University
4.15pm Close
7.00pm Conference Dinner, Catch 22 Restaurant, Dolphin Quays
Saturday 1 September
8.00 am – 4.00 pm Registration Desk Open
9.00am Chair: Welcome
9.15am Keynote Speaker
The Dad Factor
Dr Richard Fletcher PhD, University of Newcastle
10.15am Morning tea
Aboriginal Health Symposium
Since 2010 Australia has had a national focus of ‘Closing the Gap’ in the significant discrepancy
in life expectancy and mortality of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. This symposium is an
opportunity for you to hear about the innovative services and programs being run in both rural
and metropolitan settings.
10.45am Boodjari Yorga & Koolangka Project
Assimina Di Lollo & Sharlene Abbott, WACHS South West
11.05am Growing Together – Engaging with Aboriginal Community
Leonie Hellwig & Tyra Thomas, Child & Adolescent Community Health Service
11.25am Culturally Appropriate Child Health Services for the Perth Metropolitan
Aboriginal Community – Can it be done?
Kirsty Skoglund, Diann Peate & Elizabeth Watson, Child & Adolescent Community Health
11.45am Goldfields Aboriginal Antenatal Program (ACAP)
Pamela Martin & Kitty Maujean, Kalgoorlie-Boulder Community Health
12.05pm Boodjari Yorgas Family Care Program
Torna Moya, Armadale Health Services
A Framework for Promoting Mental Health
in Primary Schools
Maria Hart & Stephen MacDonald, Kids Matter
Primary
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12.25pm Aboriginal Maternity Group Practice – Supporting Aboriginal families to have healthier babies
Helen Carter, South Metropolitan Area Health Service, Nola Naylor, Denise Puddick,
GP Down South, Debbie Cherry, Aboriginal Health Officer,
Shirley Viti, Aboriginal Grandmother & Lynn Doherty, Midwife
12.45 Q & A
1.00pm Lunch
2.00pm Plenary Session
Ethical Implications in the Breastfeeding and Bedsharing Debate
Catherine Fetherston, Murdoch University
3.00pm Closing Ceremony
Make sure you are still at the conference for an energising and fun close to two days of learning
and networking.
3.45pm Summary and Close
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Social Programme Welcome reception Thursday 30 August 2012
Venue: Atrium Hotel, Mandurah
Time: 6.00pm – 8.00pm
Dress: Smart Casual
Cost: Included in the cost of registration for full delegates.
$45.00 for all others.
Conference dinner Friday 31 August 2012
Venue: Catch 22 Restaurant, Dolphin Quay Marina
Time: 7.00pm – Midnight
Dress: Smart
Cost: $80 per person (not included in the cost
of registration)
Catch 22 is renowned for being one of the south west’s
finest restaurants, and is known to have exceptional food
service, modern styled menus packed full of great local
produce and a distinguished atmosphere to top it off. It
is within easy walking distance of the conference venue
and other accommodation facilities in the marina area of
Mandurah.
Pre and post conference touring
For information on pre and post Conference touring please
contact the Mandurah Visitor Information Centre
Tel: 08 9550 3999
www.visitmandurah.com
Registration Fees and EntitlementsAll delegates, speakers and sponsors must complete
and forward a registration form.
Please complete the attached form, noting your preferences
and return to:
Community Health Nurses National Conference
Mail: PO Box 1000, Bunbury WA 6231.
Or
A confirmation letter will be forwarded once the registration
form has been processed.
Early registrations close 10 August 2012. Late registrations
will be accepted but accommodation availability may be
limited after the closing date.
Fees by 10 August after 10 August
Full CHNWA Member $400.00 $480.00
Non-Member $490.00 $570.00
Day Delegate $280.00 $280.00
Student $210.00 $210.00
Workshop only $100.00 $100.00
THE REGISTRATION FEE MAY BE FULLY TAX DEDUCTABLE IF YOU
ARE EMPLOYED IN THIS WORK AREA OR STUDYING
Please note: These prices DO NOT include GST.
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Entitlements
Fully Registered Delegates (including students)
• Attendance at all sessions
• Conference publication
• Conference satchel
• Welcome cocktail reception Thursday
• Morning, afternoon teas and lunches during
conference days
Day Delegates
• Attendance at sessions on day nominated
• Conference publication
• Conference satchel
• Morning, afternoon tea and lunch on day of attendance
Cancellation Policy
• All cancellations of attendance must be made in writing
to the Conference Secretariat
• A full refund, less a cancellation fee of $120.00, will be
made on those received before 30 July 2012
• A refund of 50% of the registration fee will be made on
cancellations received between 30 July 2010 and
16 August 2012
• No refunds will be made after 16 August 2012
• Accommodation cancellations received after
30 July 2012 may forfeit the first night’s deposit
• Accommodation deposits will also be forfeited if the room
is not occupied on the requested check in date
Registration At The Conference
There will be a serviced registration desk in the foyer outside
the Conference Room at the Atrium Hotel for the following
times during the conference. Delegates will receive their
satchel, name badge and all tickets here.
Thursday 26 August 1.00pm – 5.30pm
Friday 27 August 8.00am – 5.00pm
Saturday 28 August 8.00am – 4.00pm
General InformationDestinationMandurah, Western Australia
Set on the shores of the Peel-Harvey Estuary, Mandurah
extends along 51km of pristine Indian Ocean coastline. The
estuary is a vast expanse of water connecting the heart of
Mandurah to the slopes of the Darling Range to the east.
With a startling array of fresh-water rivers flowing into the
estuary, it’s little wonder the area’s first people named this
place Mandjar: ‘meeting place’. Located 74km south of
Perth, Mandurah is the vibrant coastal heart of the Peel
region. The city is easily accessible by car and well served
by trains from Perth.
The Mandurah Conference Centre at the Atrium Resort
Hotel is a well appointed and secluded venue offering a state
of the art venue with a creative team to deliver exceptional
service. Just a hop and a skip from the bustling marina of
Mandurah, you will wish you had more time to stay.
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Funding
There may be some funding options available to delegates
under the Commonwealth Government Rural Health
Scholarships scheme. To find out if you are eligible or for
more information phone 1800 020 787 or go to
www.ruralhealth.gov.au.
Further education funding for conferences is also available
via the Commonwealth Allied Health Rural and Remote
Scholarships: Postgraduate Scheme. For more information
contact (02) 6285 4660 or visit www.ruralhealth.org.au.
Alternate funding options and information may be available
at the Royal College of Nursing Australia to RCNA members
www.rcna.org.au, www.anf.org.au
Organising Committee
Pat Klauz June Doyle
Karine Miller Leonie Hellwig
Robyn Freeman Liz Woolfenden
Annie Carswel Jo Daly
Kim Gossage Pauline Chambers
Conference Manager
Peppermint Solutions will take care of your every need in
relation to registrations, social programs and pre and post
tours.
Contact Details
PO Box 1000, Bunbury WA 6231
Tel: 040 968 3203
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.peppermint.com.au
Insurance
Registration fees do not include insurance of any kind. It
is strongly recommended that all delegates take out their
own travel and medical insurance prior to coming to the
conference. The policy should include the loss of fees /
deposit through cancellation of your participation in the
conference, or through cancellation of the conference
itself, loss of airfares for any reason, medical expenses and
repatriation should travel arrangements have to be altered.
The Conference Manager will not take any responsibility for
any participant failing to insure. Please speak to your travel
agent or airline in regard to this matter.
Accommodation
There are a number of options for accommodation bookings
for the 2012 Community Health Nurses Conference. We
recommend you book early to secure the accommodation
of your choice. The conference organising committee have
secured discount rates at select properties on your behalf
and you can book this directly through the operators by
quoting “Community Health Nurses Conference” or you can
book through the Mandurah Visitor Centre.
Atrium Hotel Mandurah
Sun - Fri (those wishing to
extend & stay Sat)
Studio Room 123.00 149.00
2 Bedroom Apartment 166.00 204.00
3 Bedroom Loft 204.00 251.00
Seashells Resort Mandurah
1 brm apartment $160
2 brm apartment $250
Email booking requests to
Att: Kash / Michelle
Mandurah Ocean Marina Chalets
6 The Lido
Mandurah
WA 6210
Tel: 95358173
2 bedroom chalets $160.00 per night
Studio $115.00 per night
Spa chalets $160.00 per night
The Mandurah Visitor Centre website offers a booking
service and staff at the Visitor Centre will confirm your
booking within 24 hours or you can book directly with
the accommodation providers. A comprehensive list of
accommodation is available on the website.
Tel: 08 9550 3999
e: www.visitmandurah.com
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Community Health Nurses WA (hereby known as CHNWA)
and the 2012 National Conference Committee invite amateur
photographers to submit their photographs for the inaugural
CHNWA photography competition.
Photo entries will be used to showcase the many aspects
of community nursing and will capture community health
nurses in their professional and personal lives. Images will
also be used to create a community health nursing library
for use in promoting community health nursing throughout
Australia.
Tell us your nursing and midwifery story. See if you can
capture it in a photo.
This may demonstrate messages such as the care
you provide, things you’ve learnt, places you work or
communities you support.
There shall be two categories Black & White and Colour.
1st, 2nd & 3rd prize will be given for each category.
There will also be an overall “People’s Choice” award.
Size Of Prints
Print sizes shall be as follows, suitably mounted (where
applicable).
Mono: Any size up to 40cm x 50cm including mount.
Colour Prints: Any size up to 40cm x 50cm including mount.
General Conditions
SPECIAL NOTE: It is accepted that if one colour is added
to a mono (black and white) print, it remains mono.
However, if two or more colours are added, it becomes a
colour print.
1. Conference attendees and members of CHNWA
association may submit one (1) entry in each section that
they are eligible to enter.
2. All photography and artwork of the finished print must
be wholly the work of the entrant.
Inaugural Photographic Competition
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3. All entries may be commercially processed. Digital
Imaging – Computer Enhancement: The original
image must be made by the exhibitor on photographic
emulsion or acquired with a digital imaging camera. Any
modification of the original image must be made by the
exhibitor or under his/her personal direction. Images
produced from materials copyrighted by persons other
than the maker are unacceptable. Post Processing (PP)
is now open and unrestricted. Please keep in mind that
this is still a “photo” comp when applying PP.
4. Entries of all prints shall be titled and bear the author’s
name on the back. Prints must be mounted and must
include a suitable backing to cover the rear of the
picture for protection and stability. Mounted thickness
not to exceed 7mm and wood, chipboard or hardboard
mounts are not acceptable.
5. Any picture which does not conform to the competition
rules or the subject may be rejected (see Eligibility).
ELIGIBILITY: Any member/conference attendee may
challenge the eligibility of any entry before or after
judging. The matter shall be debated on the night by
the Conference Committee, and the resolution of the
meeting shall be final.
6. All competitions will be judged by conference attendees
by marking a judging slip in order of preference of 1st,
2nd and 3rd. NOTE: If a dead heat occurs the entry that
scores the most first places, becomes the place getter.
7. Consent – You need to provide a declaration of consent
for yourself as the photographer (on the application
form) as well as one for each person featured in the
photo. Consent is required for the CHNWA Conference
to show and use your photograph(s). Winning photos
become the property of CHNWA to use to promote
Community Health Nurses.
8. Images are ineligible for entry into this competition
without consent of each participant and you as
photographer.
9. You may only enter a photo you have taken personally.
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Digital photography competition application form
Photographer details:
First Name Last Name
Address
Suburb State Post code
Phone (preferred) Phone (alternative)
What is the category and the story your photograph tells?
Image Title:
Photographer Consent:I, the applicant, acknowledge the photographs attached have been taken by me and I declare that:
1. I consent to the CHNWA Conference holding copyright of the photograph and holding the image in the CHNWA
association image library to use the photograph(s) for a) publishing; b) communicating to the public; and c) reproducing
the photograph(s) in materials including posters, brochures and websites; (collectively, “the Photograph Rights”) for the
purpose of promoting Community Nursing in Australia
2. I have sought permission from any people appearing in the photograph(s) for this entry to be utilised by the CHNWA
Conference a) publishing; b) communicating to the public; and c) reproducing the photograph(s) in materials including
posters, brochures and websites; (collectively, “the Photograph Rights”) for the purpose of promoting Community Health
Nursing in Australia and have attached the participant consent form(s) for each participant with this submission.
I agree not to make any claim against the CHNWA Conference Management Committee or the CHNWA association or its
officers, employees and agents arising out of CHNWA Conference or the CHNWA association exercise of the Photograph
Rights. I understand and agree that the exercise by the CHNWA Conference of the Photograph Rights will not result in
payment of any kind.
Signature:
Name:
Date:
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Photography and Film Consent[Adult to Give Consent for Self] I hereby give my consent to be filmed or photographed by Community Health Nurses
Conference and the Community Health Nurses WA Association to: a) broadcast b) publish; c) communicate to the public; and
d) reproduce the photographs in material form in materials including but not limited to film, posters, brochures and websites;
(collectively, “the Photograph Rights”) for the purpose of promoting community health.
AND/OR
[Adult to Give Consent for Minor] I am the parent/legal guardian of the minor (please print full name)
and give my consent for him/her to be filmed or photographed for Community Health Nurses Conference and the CHNWA
association and for the Conference Committee/CHNWA association to: a) broadcast b) publish; c) communicate to the
public; and d) reproduce the film or photographs in material form in materials including but not limited to film, posters,
brochures and websites; (collectively, “the Photograph Rights”) for the purpose of promoting community health.
I understand and agree that the Community Health Nurses Conference Committee and the CHNWA association may, at
any time and from time to time exercise the Photograph Rights without notice or my further consent being given. I agree
Community Health Nurses Conference committee and the CHNWA association may:
a) possess;
b) display;
c) continue to communicate to the public; or
d) continue to cause to be seen or heard in public; material without notice or my further consent being given.
I understand and agree that the exercise by the Community Health Nurses Conference committee and the CHNWA
association of the Photograph Rights will not result in payment of any kind.
I acknowledge that the Community Health Nurses Conference committee and the CHNWA association owns the copyright
and all intellectual property rights in the film or photographs, and any material in respect of which the Community Health
Nurses Conference committee and the CHNWA association has exercised the Photograph Rights.
I agree not to make any claim against the Community Health Nurses Conference committee and the CHNWA association
or its officers, employees and agents arising out of Community Health Nurses Conference committee and the CHNWA
association exercise of the Photograph Rights.
Full Name (please print):
Signature:
Address:
Date:
To enter: Please note: You must provide a photography consent form for every person in your photo.
Please print off additional copies for each individual.
Digital photography competition application form
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Community Health Nurses National Conference 2012
Please PRINT clearly. For multiple registrations please copy this form.
PERSONAL DETAILS
Title: Given Name:
Family:
Preferred Name [Badge Details]:
Position:
Organisation:
Postal Address:
State/Country: Post Code:
Business Phone: ( ) Fax: ( )
Email:
Special Requirements: [Dietary or medical]:
I do not wish my address to be included in the delegate list to be distributed at the Conference
REGISTRATION FEES (Inclusive of G.S.T.)
By 10 August After 10 August
Full Member ^ $400.00 $480.00
Non Member $490.00 $570.00
Student $210.00 $210.00
Workshop $100.00 $100.00
Day Registration* $280.00 $280.00
^ Speakers receive 10% discount on this rate or day rate
* Please nominate day of attendance: Friday Saturday
Members Only: If you wish to apply to the Community Health Nurses WA for a country or remote partial re-imbursement of
registration fees please tick the box
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SOCIAL PROGRAMME
Please indicate your intention to attend by ticking (4) the appropriate box. We do require numbers for catering purposes.
Date Event Full Delegate Additional tickets
Thurs 30 August Welcome Cocktails Inclusive $45
Fri 31August Conference Dinner $80 $80
TOTAL $ $
Photos are taken during the conference for the CHNWA website and to promote future conferences. Please tick this box if
you do not give permission for images including you to be used by CHNWA.
PAYMENT SUMMARY
Registration Fees $
Social Programme $
TOTAL $
Please make cheques payable to
Community Health Nurses WA Conference
And forward to:
Peppermint Solutions
PO Box 1000
BUNBURY WA 6231
For EFT payments:
Note: Please email or fax remittance advice if payment made by EFT.
Account: Community Health Nurses Conference
BSB: 036-032
Acc: 29-6840
Westpac
OFFICE USE ONLY
Date: Drawer:
Bank: Branch:
Amount $: Chq No:
EFT Remittance Rcd:
Registration Form
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