CPHCE Recent News
TPP HIA webinar presentation to American Public Health Association is available for viewing
Fiona Haigh and Katie Hirono presented a webinar on the Trans-Pacific Partnership Health Impact Assessment (TPP HIA) to the American Public Health Association on September 22nd 2015.
Submission by CPHCE to Primary Health Care Advisory Group
CPHCE recenlty has submitted the survey questions to Primary Health Care Advisory Group.
Workshop on Commissioning by John Hussey creates great interest amongst attendees
Professor John Hussey presented on the topic of Commissioning and his experience in the English National Health System on September 9th at Boral lecture Theatre, AGSM Building, UNSW.
Appointment of CHETRE Director
We are pleased to announce that an appointment has been made to the position of CHETRE Director.
2015 CPHCE Forum
Thank you so much for joining us at the 2015 CPHCE Annual Forum on Friday 14th August. More than 100 guests turned up to share our work, thoughts and achievements.
More work needed to help GPs educate patients about healthy choices
Are GPs getting enough information and education for overweight or obese patients? Professor Mark Harris, director of the Centre for Obesity Management and Prevention Research Excellence in Primary Health Care (COMPaRE-PHC) joined joined the discussion at the "Think: Health" on 2SER on 5th July.
Why Health Visiting? What are the benefits for public health from a universal service?
Monday 13 April, 2015. CPHCE
Emeritus Professor Dame Sarah Cowley
Is changing lifestyle your New Year resolution? A/Prof Doug Klein shows you how
Exercising more? Eating better? Are you thinking of doing it but never did? You are not alone and you can be inspired by A/Prof Doug Klein and his research.
A better, GP-centred, primary healthcare structure
On 10th March 2015, the Senate Select Committee on Health has organised a public hearing, where a presenataion has been given by Professor Mark Harris, the Executive Director of CPHCE, and Dr Michael Moore, CEO of Inner West Sydney Medicare Local. A summary of the presentation has been published as below for your interest.
For full transcription of the hearing, please click the link
Research Hubs
We now have three research hubs, with South Western Sydney, South Eastern Sydney and Sydney Local Health Districts. These create partnerships within which we conduct research that is locally relevant and lend a research-based perspective to health service development.