Australian Health Care & Hospitals Association
Health Care in Canberra

Governance and service improvement support. With 70 years of engagement and experience with the acute, primary and community health sector, the aha is an authoritative voice providing: Powerful advocacy prior Ministers and senior officials. An independent respected and smart voice in the media. Our collaborative and dynamic approach means aha is uniquely positioned to facilitate collaboration between clinicians, academics, policy makers, administrators and politicians. As a national organization, aha has abilities to deliver benefits for the complete community, evidenced by a myriad of programs, policy, publications and research, all with the goal of ensuring better health protection for the public. These events bring together clinicians, academics, executives and policymakers to support a robust evidence based examination of the issues and the options and implications for health sector management and service delivery. Opportunities for savings in the health sector. Focus areas for research are identified in consultation with members and in response to emerging issues. In partnership with the LEI Group, the aha provides training in Lean health concern which delivers direct savings to the service provider and better outcomes for customers and patients. Corporate and clinical governance training. He worked as a Medical Superintendent and tutor in social medicine and dispensary practice in Johannesburg between 1948 and 1951, before moving on to become a specialist physician in Rhodesian government hospitals and the Royal Rhodesian Air Force. He worked primarily as a geriatrician at that time and was a huge recommend of aged concern assessment teams, long before they became generally accepted. He was also strongly in Cavour of community care, to help previous people keep their independence in their own homes. The Commission developed policies concerning the supply and distribution of health services and established a national health service planning model. The model envisaged a network of services comprised of primary care, private specialist care, hospitals, nursing homes, hostels and rehabilitation and domiciliary care. Of central importance was primary health care. In a sense, his role complemented that of cotton and feeble. In 1982 he was awarded a CB, or Commander of the British Empire, for his services to health in this country and in 1983 he became a Visiting Fellow at the GNU. Health Concern Choices and the Public Purse (in 1990) and. It is over this period that we have developed a truly national approach, not only in terms of universal health insurance but more particularly in terms of a national system of health services directed towards improving health outcomes. The Sidney Sax Medal is awarded to an individual who has made an extraordinary contribution in the field of health services policy, organization, delivery and research (excluding clinical research). The Sax Medal awards distinguished achievement in and contribution to the development and improvement of the Australian health protection system. To be eligible for the award the individual nominee must calm be active in the health services field.