Professor Sharon Friel - Public Policy and Health Inequities

 

At the 2012 AGM, we were lucky enough to have a presentation from Sharon Friel, Professor of Health Equity at the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health at the ANU. Professor Friel's presentation, entitled "Public Policy and Health Inequities" can be viewed below. The slides are set to advance automatically, in sync with the audio of the presentation. You can advance the slides manually, but then the audio will be out of sync with the presentation.

 

 

 

If you would prefer to download the audio (58.4 MB) and PowerPoint presentation (8.89 MB) individually, please find the files below.

 

Public Policy and Health Inequities - HCCA AGM Presentation by Sharon Friel, November 2012 8.89 MB Download Details View 

AUDIO - Public Policy and Health Inequities - HCCA AGM Presentation by Sharon Friel, November 2012

 

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The Health Care Consumers' Association of the ACT (HCCA), incorporated in 1978, is the principal health consumer advocacy organisation in the ACT. It has supported and developed health consumer perspectives and policy in the ACT for over 30 years. HCCA is a body through which health care consumers can participate in policy, planning and service decisions that affect their health. HCCA works to improve the quality and availability of health services, supports consumers to identify shared priorities about health, and represents these views to the ACT Government.

The organisation is the peak consumer organisation in the ACT, advocating for the inclusion of consumers on health boards and planning structures. It has grown from a small group to a substantial organisation contributing a consumer perspective across the ACT health system.

HCCA involves consumers through:

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  • consumer consultation
  • community forums
  • information sessions about health services
  • regular HCCA communications