AIHPS organises regular National Roundtables and Seminars to facilitate debate about health policy amongst senior managers and policy-makers.  The Roundtables and Seminars provide an opportunity for cross-disciplinary and inter-organisational discussion.

The Roundtables are interactive, facilitated events where participants contribute to the debate and agreed outcomes are developed.  In most cases, the numbers at Roundtables are limited to 70 attendees.  Many of the Roundtables are accompanied by a Briefing Paper, available in advance to participants.  Summaries from each Roundtable can be accessed via the links below.

AIHPS Seminars follow a traditional format of presentations followed by questions and discusions. 

2008 Roundtables and Seminars
National Prevention Summit - Investing in Australia's health and wellbeing

2007 Roundtables and Seminars
Time to Act: Health Reform is everybody's business
Leadership for healthcare: Lessons and Challenges

2006 Roundtables and Seminars
Purchasing prevention: Making every cent count
Workforce for the Australian healthcare system in the 21st Century

2005 Roundtables and Seminars
Engaging Consumers in Health Policy: Assessing Models & Options
Integration and Chronic Disease
Putting Evidence into action for Healthcare Reform