7 June: Cultural integrity in service delivery

Print program for Day One

8.00am  Registration opens

Health Minister Daniel Andrews9.30am  Welcome

Demos Krouskos (Centre for Culture, Ethnicity & Health)
Hon Daniel Andrews MP (Minister for Health, Victoria)
David Davis MP (Shadow Minister for Health, Victoria)
Abd Malak AM (Diversity Health Institute)

Read Demos Krouskos' welcome speech.

10.30am  Keynote: What does cultural integrity mean for service delivery?

Professor Mark Johnson (UK)Professor Mark Johnson, an internationally renowned expert in managing diversity within health and welfare services, joins Dr Tim Woodruff of the Doctors Reform Society, in a conversation on cultural integrity and how it should shape service delivery in Australia. 

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11.35am  Plenary sessions

Challenging mythologies: engaging communities and leaders in family violence prevention 

Myths abound that family violence is 'too sensitive' an issue to be raised with CALD communities. We challenge these myths with case studies and prevention initiatives from across the country. 

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Sponsor: Cultural Perspectives

Where does the CALD ageing population fit into the national health reforms?

Our CALD population is ageing rapidly. What policies, resources and workforce strategies need to be in place to meet their needs? 

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Problem gambling and culturally inclusive treatment

How should issues of culture, migration and settlement be considered in responses to problem gambling?  

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Sponsor: Department of Justice's Office of Gaming and Racing, Victoria

Professor Sandy GiffordCulture, health & sexuality: responding to emerging issues and epidemics

How do we 'involve affected communities' in responses to emerging epidemics? We consider this question by examining hepatitis B in migrant families, HIV stigma and African Australians, and the interaction of cultural and sexual diversity. 

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1.50pm  Paper presentations

Practitioner perspectives on family violence prevention  View presentations

Culture, health & sexuality: when health is global and local  View presentations

Cultural integrity in Indigenous services  View presentations

Inclusive service delivery  View presentations

Community mental health services  View presentations

Problem gambling and client belief systems  View presentations

Cultural integrity in aged care  View presentations

Challenging notions on maternal and child health  View presentations

Understanding diabetes  View presentations

Volunteering and CALD communities  View presentations

2.50pm  Paper presentations

Family violence prevention: case studies  View presentations

Culture, health & sexuality: a strategic mix of service models View presentations

Physical activity  View presentations

Cultural integrity in systems and frameworks  View presentations

Communicating mental health and mental illness  View presentations

Problem gambling: culturally targeted health promotion  View presentations

Dementia care and education  View presentations

Good practice in maternal and child health  View presentations

Diabetes research, treatment and prevention  View presentations

Improving oral health  View presentations

4.10 pm  Debate: Multicultural health - myth or reality?

Is 'multicultural health' a real issue or just the bandwagon for the politically correct with a soft spot for foreigners? Read more

5.20pm  Rapporteur

We sum up the key themes and ideas of the day

5.30pm  Poster presentations

Meet our poster presenters over drinks and finger food