Special Event Series
Listed below are some of our special series events
Our Special Event Series are highly sought after and attended web conferences. They span a range of multidisciplinary, current, and emerging topics, such as the use of AI in healthcare, caring for vulnerable infants, and strategies for reducing carbon emissions. All interested staff of member hospitals are welcome to attend these webinars. Simply register for any event you have an interest in (it’s free) and add to your calendar.
These events allow our community to connect and share innovations and challenges, featuring topics and themes of broad and topical interest to our members. Ultimately, they bring together multidisciplinary teams from across Australia and New Zealand to collaborate and share insights that lead to improvements in the safety, quality and accessibility of healthcare to children, young people and families.
Special Event Series include:
- Vulnerable Children
- Improving Value in Healthcare
- Sustainability
- Leading Thinkers
Learn more about the individual special event series:
Leading Thinkers Series
The Leading Thinkers webinars are highly sought after by our members, especially by those who are looking for ways to support their teams and services with innovative thought leadership.
Improving Value in Healthcare Series
The Improving Value in Healthcare webinars are highly sought after by our members, especially by those who are looking to hear about innovations or models of care that improve systems, experience and/or health outcomes.
Vulnerable Children’s Series
The Vulnerable Children’s Series are highly sought after by our members, especially by those who are looking for ways to support the most vulnerable in their communities and/or consider specific interventions for specific populations or relating to specific challenges.
Sustainable Healthcare Series
The Sustainable Healthcare Series (Green & Healthy Hospitals forum group) was launched to support member health services to share know-how, ideas and strategies to reduce their impact on the environment.
