2006 PHCRED Tri State-wide Collaboration Event

The 2006 PHCRED Annual Event was held on 21st September in Adelaide and showcased the policy and practice research foci of the PHCRED Collaboration. A total of 55 primary health care workers and researchers attended throughout the day. The event was warmly received, providing great opportunities for bursary holders and fellows to present their work and network. Three excellent plenary speakers provided interesting insites from a variety of Government, Academic and Practice perspectives.

• Full program
• Abstract Booklet
• Evaluation

Research Training and Capacity Building Presentations
	Research training and related issues NT PHCRED
	Greater Green Triangle University Department of Rural Health (Greater Health) PHC RED Program 2004-2006
	The Development of Research Pathways for Aboriginal Researchers: CCRE programs
	The PHC researcher & PHC RIS: an enduring beneficial relationship
Mental Health Research and Evaluation Presentations
	Trends in Mental Health Referrals to the Adelaide Hills Division of General Practice
	Implementing Recovery Oriented Transfer of Mental Health Care in Country South Australia
	Evaluation Of AFL Central Australia Living With Alcohol 2005 - 2007
	SMaRT: Self Management and Recovery Tool - Building a Partnership of Care
Indigenous Research and Evaluation Presentations
	Nunyara: working together to promote a healthy and vibrant community.
	Aboriginal Women's Health Collaboration in Action
	A snapshot of risk factors for cardiovascular disease and diabetes in Whyalla's Aboriginal Community
	Far West Aboriginal Enterprise Network: Desert Knowledge CRC Core Project 3 Plants for People SA
Working Communities of PHC Presentations
	Countering metabolic syndrome through sustainable dietary and physical activity modification
	Falls Happen to other Older People but not to me: preliminary findings
	Will older people who have experienced a fall do more than "take care" to avoid future falls?
	The Social & Economic Contribution of Health Services to Rural Community Sustainability
	Qualitative data analysis of a national performance indicator of collaboration in Divisions of General Practice: experiences and implications
Plenary Sessions
	Making the evidence fit the policy
	Linking Policy & Research: Rural Health in Australia
	Research Policy and Ethics Unit Department of Health