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Friday, 30 October 2009

Session One: Setting the Scene

Investing in our Medical Workforce Introduction -77.60mb
Professor Judy Searle, Australian Department of Health and Ageing

Session Two: Increasing Health Workforce Flexibility

Rural Perspective - 1.51mb
Associate Professor Richard Murray, James Cook University

Specialist Perspective -1.02mb
Professor Russell Stitz, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons

Interprofessional Perspective - 4.01mb
Professor Alison Lee, University of Technology Sydney

Trainee Perspective - 1.10mb
Dr Michael Bonning, Australian Medical Association

Session Three: Keynote Addresses

Keynote Address - 1.53mb
Professor Sir John Tooke, MA MSC BM BCH DM DSc (Oxon) FRCP FRCGP MedSci Dean, Peninsula College of Medicine and Denistry, Universities of Exeter and Plymouth

Indigenous Health – Key Imperatives for Closing the Gap -14.0mb
Associate Professor Peter O’Mara, Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association

Session Four: Achieving Vertical Integration

What is the Continuum of Medical Education - 3.30mb
Dr Greg Keogh, Institute of Medical Education and Training

Performance vs Competency vs Time – The Issues - 1.09mb
Dr Victoria Brazil, Queensland Health, ClinEdQ

Recognition of Prior Learning - 0.3mb
Dr Andrew Perry, Australian Medical Association

Recognition of Prior Learning - 0.42mb
Dr Jolyon Ford, Frankston Hospital

Perspectives of Vertical Integration – Pro and Con Perspective - 1mb
Dr Kevin Forsyth, The Royal Australasian College of Physicians
Associate Professor Tim Shaw, University of Sydney

Saturday, 31 October 2009

Session Five: Building Training Capacity

UK Perspective -0.9mb
Professor Sir John Tooke, MA MSC BM BCH DM DSc (Oxon) FRCP FRCGP MedSci Dean, Peninsula College of Medicine and Denistry, Universities of Exeter and Plymouth

NZ & Education Perspective -12.8mb
Dr Ken Clark, MidCentral Health New Zealand

Session Six: Conclusions and Where to from Here

MSOD Presentation - 1.12mb
Professor Justin Beilby, The University of Adelaide

Key Outcomes 0.3mb
Professor Sir John Tooke, MA MSC BM BCH DM DSc (Oxon) FRCP FRCGP MedSci Dean, Peninsula College of Medicine and Denistry, Universities of Exeter and Plymouth