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Pre-Conference Workshops - Monday 03 September, 2018
Please find below the preliminary information on the pre-conference workshops. All pre-conference workshops will be 3 hours in duration, include either morning or afternoon tea and be held in the main AUT venue.
Further information on each of the below workshops will be available shortly.
9am - 12noon
Pre-Conference Workshop 1)
Denise Wilson
Title: Being Culturally Responsive.
Workshop Outline: You can view the workshop outline here.
Pre-Conference Workshop 2)
Roger Dunston
Title: Sustaining interprofessional education in a uni-professional environment. A focus on work occurring within the Australian context.
Workshop Outline: You can view the workshop outline here.
Pre-Conference Workshop 1)
Denise Wilson
Title: Being Culturally Responsive.
Workshop Outline: You can view the workshop outline here.
Pre-Conference Workshop 2)
Roger Dunston
Title: Sustaining interprofessional education in a uni-professional environment. A focus on work occurring within the Australian context.
Workshop Outline: You can view the workshop outline here.
1 - 4pm
Pre-Conference Workshop 3)
John Gilbert.
Title: IPE/IPP/IPC: From Practice to Policy - and Back Again: Doing things right, for the right reasons.
Workshop Outline: You can view the workshop outline here.
Pre-Conference Workshop 4)
Monica Moran
Title: Influencing Change: Developing a mosaic of skills, frameworks and artefacts to support interprofessional working.
Workshop Outline: You can view the workshop outline here.
Pre-Conference Workshop 3)
John Gilbert.
Title: IPE/IPP/IPC: From Practice to Policy - and Back Again: Doing things right, for the right reasons.
Workshop Outline: You can view the workshop outline here.
Pre-Conference Workshop 4)
Monica Moran
Title: Influencing Change: Developing a mosaic of skills, frameworks and artefacts to support interprofessional working.
Workshop Outline: You can view the workshop outline here.
The Scott Reeves Memorial Workshop - Fostering the next generation of interprofessional researchers and writers
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Keynote speakers at the very first ATBH conference clarified the issues of how to endorse claims being made for IPE with evidence. Scott was amongst the first to recognise the need for more sustained and more systematic investigation if answers were to be found. Scott delivered keynotes and led workshops seemingly everywhere supporting Interprofessional researchers. His workload was as prodigious as his publications prolific, neither compromising his standards nor his scholarship, expecting as much of others whom he supervised and supported. Accessible and approachable, he was patient and generous. Growing recognition never detracted from his modesty. This workshop is in memory of his life.
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1 - 3pm
Pre-Conference Workshop 5)
Jill Thistlethwaite & Liz Anderson
The Scott Reeves Memorial Workshop - Fostering the next generation of interprofessional researchers and writers.
ATBH IX Title: Writing for Publication
Workshop Outline: You can view the workshop outline here.
Note: This inaugural workshop is free to attend and open to all registered attendees who wish to draw on the knowledge and expertise of Jill and Liz, both who worked closely with Scott as sub editors of the Journal of Interprofessional Care, regarding preparing papers for review and publication, but if oversubscribed (we have 40 places available), preference will be given to those who identify themselves as new or emerging researchers. If you've already registered for ATBH IX and would like to attend, please email .
Pre-Conference Workshop 5)
Jill Thistlethwaite & Liz Anderson
The Scott Reeves Memorial Workshop - Fostering the next generation of interprofessional researchers and writers.
ATBH IX Title: Writing for Publication
Workshop Outline: You can view the workshop outline here.
Note: This inaugural workshop is free to attend and open to all registered attendees who wish to draw on the knowledge and expertise of Jill and Liz, both who worked closely with Scott as sub editors of the Journal of Interprofessional Care, regarding preparing papers for review and publication, but if oversubscribed (we have 40 places available), preference will be given to those who identify themselves as new or emerging researchers. If you've already registered for ATBH IX and would like to attend, please email .
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Whakatauki / Māori Proverb
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Me ka moemoea au, ko au anake
If I dream, only I achieve |
Me ka moemoea e tatau, ka taia e tatau
If we dream together, we all achieve |
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