News & Events
Recent news
May 2022 Research Translation Webinar: Social Isolation and loneliness amongst people aged 45 and over in Central and Eastern Sydney
The main purpose of the webinar, facilitated by Tony Jackson from SESLHD Population and Community Health, was to: share the main research findings about social isolation and loneliness from the Central and Eastern Sydney Primary and Community Heath Cohort/Resource (CES-P&CH), and to discuss opportunities for research translation. The webinar included four presentations followed by small group discussions
2 half time Research Officer & 2-4 casual Research Assistant positions available at CPHCE for The SHAReD Study.
2 x half time Research Officer & 2-4 casual Research Assistant positions avaialbe at CPHCE for The SHAReD Study.
Kath Thorburn was recognised among 50 women activists and reformers in mental health in NSW in a book launched by the NSW Mental Health Commission
Kath Thorburn was recognised among 50 women activists and reformers in mental health in NSW in a book launched by the NSW Mental Health Commission
Events
CPHCE Annual Forum Online 2022
Online
The Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity, UNSW, will be holding its ONLINE Annual Forum via Microsoft Teams Live on Tuesday 30 August 2022 from 9.00 am to 11.30 am. A streaming link will be sent out to all registrants at a date closer to the Forum.
Research Translation Webinar: Social Isolation and loneliness amongst people aged 45 and over in Central and Eastern Sydney
Online, please join via this link
The Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity, UNSW in collaboration with Sydney Local Health District (SLHD), South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) and Central and Eastern Sydney Primary Health Network (CESPHN) invite you to attend a one and a half hour research translation webinar.
IUHPE70 Webinar: “Not just the virus - Using HIA to address wider health impacts of COVID19 - 3 country perspectives
Onine
Join us on February 23rd 2pm ET, 7pm GMT for an exciting webinar session hosted by the IUHPE Global Working Group on Health Impact Assessment (HIA).