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Consultation calendar

Summaries of the health reform consultations that have taken place are listed below.

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ACTU Melbourne

Parliamentary Secretary Mark Butler hosted a health consultation on Thursday 28 January 2010 at the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) offices in Melbourne.

Vic2010012828 Jan 2010

Osborne GP Network Consultation, Perth

On Thursday 21 January 2010, the Parliamentary Secretary for Health, Mark Butler, held a roundtable discussion on health reform with the Osborne GP Network (OGPN) in Perth, Western Australia.

WA2010012121 Jan 2010

Joondalup Health Campus, Perth

On Thursday 21 January 2010 Parliamentary Secretary for Health Mark Butler held a roundtable discussion at the Joondalup Health Campus in Perth, Western Australia.

WA2010012020 Jan 2010

Kalamunda Hospital Campus, Kalamunda

The Parliamentary Secretary for Health, Mark Butler, held a health reform roundtable at the Kalamunda Hospital Campus, West of Perth, Western Australia, on 20 January 2010.

WA2010012020 Jan 2010

Notre Dame University, Fremantle

On Wednesday 20 January 2010, Parliamentary Secretary for Health Mark Butler held a roundtable health reform discussion at Notre Dame University in Fremantle.

WA2010012020 Jan 2010

Canning Division of General Practice, Perth

Parliamentary Secretary for Health Mark Butler met with health industry professionals at a health reform consultation at Canning Division of General Practice in Perth, Western Australia, on 20 January 2010.

WA2010012020 Jan 2010
Dr Stuart Spring, Karen O'Loughlin, Dr James Mullins, Parliamentary Secretary Mark Butler, Evelyn Silver, Ulf Ericson, and Ian Thompson

Albury Wodonga

30 people met with Parliamentary Secretary for Health Mark Butler at Albury Wodonga Health’s Albury Campus on the NSW and Victorian border, to discuss health reform on Wednesday 16 December.

NSW2009121616 Dec 2009
Pharmacist Cassy Austin comments on health reform.

St Helens Roundtable

On Tuesday 15 December 2009 the Parliamentary Secretary for Health, Mark Butler, met with about 30 health professionals and community representatives at St Helens in North East Tasmania to discuss health reform.

Tas2009121515 Dec 2009
Arriving at Whyalla Hospital, Parliamentary Secretary Mark Butler is greeted by (l-r) Director of Nursing Jim McMenemy, Executive Director of Country Health SA Tom Neilson,  Chief Executive Officer of Eastern Eyre & Far North Health Service Kay Atfield and Director of Medical Services Dr John Taylor

Whyalla

An audience of about 40 people attended the University of South Australia’s Whyalla Campus, for a health consultation with Parliamentary Secretary for Health, Mark Butler. The session was hosted by Professor Neil Otway, Director of the Centre for Community Engagement at the University.

SA2009101515 Oct 2009
The audience at the Launceston health consultation

Launceston

About 100 people attended a health consultation with the Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, and the Parliamentary Secretary for Health, Mark Butler, at Launceston General Hospital in Tasmania on Monday 12 October.

Tas2009101212 Oct 2009

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