This Roundtable focused upon system-wide integration across the continuum of care, with the intention of identifying what is most important for integration, given it is not possible to integrate all of the services for all of the people. It also explored some of the key dimensions of integration, including public-private relationships, government-non-government, health-non-health, prevention-care, and research-policy linkages, given the important positioning of AIHPS to strengthen these dynamics within Australia.

Date: Friday 9 September, 2005

Location: PriceWaterhouse Coopers, Sydney

Facilitated by: Dr Norman Swan, Presenter, The Health Report (ABC Radio National)

Speakers:
Dr Clarence Clottey (WHO Collaborating Centre, Public Health Agency of Canada)
Dr Gavin Frost (AusHealth International)
Mr Paul Gross (Institute of Health Economics and Technology Assessment IHETA)
Professor Andrew Wilson (Queensland Health)

Event flyer and program

Presentations

Discussion paper (and appendix)

Event summary

Event participants

Research stream: This Roundtable falls under AIHPS's third reseach stream Improving chronic disease outcomes through better prevention.