Eurobodalla Health Service Community Representative Committee in Moruya, New South Wales | Community organisation

Eurobodalla Health Service Community Representative Committee

Locality: Moruya, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4475 1602

Address: River Rd 2537 Moruya, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.snswlhd.health.nsw.gov.au/

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23.01.2022 In Queanbeyan today for a local health district meeting will be very interesting to learn more about our local health districtIn Queanbeyan today for a local health district meeting will be very interesting to learn more about our local health district

12.01.2022 Kidney Failure : I am asking if everyone could put this as their status for 2 hours. I am pretty sure and certain I know the ones who will. Think of someone yo...u know or love who had or has kidney failure and Dialysis treatments. Prayers for all. This is personal for me!!!drop a green heart when you are done green is the color for kidney disease!!! See more

01.01.2022 Consumer Comission Report - Making Health Better Together #ShiftingGearsSummit a first for health consumers Finally, the inaugural Australasian consumer healt...h conference is coming to a screen near you. Its staging on March 18 & 19 is very much emblematic of COVID times. Initially postponed from last year, it’s now coming to you through the medium du jour virtual. The content of the Shifting Gears Summit reflects the shifting up of health consumer experiences and challenges that COVID has accentuated. There will be 50 conference speakers from around Australia, New Zealand and the world. Their talks will reflect the #ShiftingGearsSummit themes of consumer experience and leadership. As the health system is having to step up to meet the shifts in knowledge and technology, so also are consumers. Discussions will range over consumer involvement in health research, consumer-based health care, consumer leadership, enablement, COVID and New Zealand perspectives. Person-centred care in large emergency departments, consumer leadership in cancer care and digital health also just some of the items on the agenda. The speakers’ program also highlights the wide range of consumer-centred advocates and researchers, and their many organisations which are now focused to varying degrees on the drive for more consumer focus and design in health care. When you consider the range of subjects the plenaries and the six discussion streams will cover, this event really is on a scale unprecedented for health consumers on both sides of the Tasman. As this is the first time we have partnered with New Zealand it is also a special if somewhat belated event given that our two nations share many health exchanges through both government and professional forums. As well there will be speakers from Canada, the United Kingdom and Denmark. A feature will be an event that really will show off the strength of consumer-centred experience and leadership. The Big Idea session to be presented by the ABC’s Ellen Fanning will show in brief videos five innovative ideas to improve the health system. This will be followed by conversations with each of the video creators, whose ideas range from reforms to maternity care arrangements that give women more choice about childbirth, a concept for more comprehensive community-centred care, a proposal for digital enhancement of mental health care, and services for home-bound people living with disability. All of these ideas flow from grass roots experience. They don’t necessarily need to cost a fortune. They are the creations of thinking consumers which is what #ShiftingGearsSummit is all about. Leanne Wells Chief Executive Officer