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24th Annual Conference 2013

Partnerships & Possibilities - Nursing Practice in Disability.

Models for Health & Social Equity

16 & 17 October 2013, Novotel Hotel Parramatta


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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS


The intellectual disability nursing role in an acute inpatient setting… Building that door!

Dina Whatnell, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Lead Development Disability Restraint Coordinator, MidCentral Health, Palmerston North, New Zealand

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Intellectual Disability Nursing: One world many doors

Dr Linda Goddard, PANDDA President

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INVITED SPEAKERS


The Role of Health Professionals in the National Disability Insurance Scheme

Margaret Reynolds, Member of the National Disability and Carer Council, Tasmania

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Disability Care - The National Disability Insurance Scheme launch in the Hunter: The story so far

Jodie Calvert, NSW Launch site, Director Engagement and Funding, National Disability Launch Agency

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Northern Intellectual Disability Health: A partnership model of a specialised health service for people with intellectual disability

Natalie Duckworth, Clinical Nurse consultant, Northern Intellectual Disability Heath, NSW

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When opportunity knocks, consider the back door: A presentation on gastrointestinal conditions and bowel health for people with an intellectual disability

Susan Makepeace, Clinical Nurse Consultant

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Ready to Rock N Roll: A case study of rehabilitation in the community after a major health crisis

Gaynor Edgecombe, Clinical Practice Consultant, Disabilities Specialist Team, Royal District Nursing Service, South Australia

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Passionate about partnerships - therapy, psychology, nursing and medical: Optimising parterships to provide quality care to clients with PKU in their later life

Ms Wendy Dear, Dietitian, Hunter Residences, ADHC; Ms Trish Stedman, Clinical Nurse Consultant, Health and Wellbeing, Hunter Residences; Ms Robyn Scott, Psychologist, Hunter Residences ADHC (Clinical); Dr Michel Tchan, Staff Specialist, Genetic Medicine, Westmead Hospital

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Health Coordination for people with Disabilities in the General Practice Setting

Lisa Craig and Tom Van Dam

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