South Australia & Northern Territory

2024 Meetings

Thursday 21 March
Wednesday 5 June

Details of other 2024 SA/NT Branch educational meetings TBC

In case you missed it....

Recordings from previous presentations can be accessed below

SA Branch Council Members

Chairperson: Dr Bill Panayiaris (anzsom.sant@gmail.com)

Secretary: Navneeth Rajgopalan

Treasurer: Dr Bill Panayiaris

Nurse Representative: Tamara Whitehead

UPCOMING MEETING

ANZSOM SA/NT Branch Dinner Meeting

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The ANZSOM SA/NT Branch is pleased to invite you to our Branch Dinner Meeting which will be held at Fitoor fusion kitchen + bar on Wednesday 5 June.

The evening will include presentations from Professor Saravana Kumar and two of his colleagues from the University of South Australia, on The impact of, and value from, partnership and collaboration: a South Australian experience.

The event is free for ANZSOM members and $35 for guests.

Date: Wednesday 5 June 2024
Time: 6pm (for a 6.30pm start)
Venue: Fitoor fusion kitchen + bar
324 Magill Rd, Kensington Park SA 5068
Cost: Free for ANZSOM members, $35 for guests
RSVP: Please register by 3/6/24 - bookings essential

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About the presentation

Impact of, and value from, partnership and collaboration: a South Australian experience

Addressing the challenges confronting the Australian health system requires partnership and collaboration between disciplines, sectors, and industries. This session will showcase teaching and research initiatives from University of South Australia’s academics on how they have leveraged partnership and collaboration to address knowledge gaps, promote best practice and build capacity.

About the presenters

Dr Rose Boucaut

Bridging the gap between academia and industry: examples from student projects and standards of practice through international collaboration
Dr Rose Boucaut is a Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists and Senior Lecturer at the University of South Australia. She has a wealth of experience in engaging with industry, through student projects and more recently on establishing the International Federation of Physical Therapists working in Occupational Health and Ergonomics (IFPTOHE).

Charlotte Gerner

Partnering with industry to address knowledge gaps: how do men and women communicate in mines
Charlotte Gerner is a course coordinator at University of South Australia and has recently completed her Master by Research. Having worked as a clinician for several years, her Master’s by Research tackled the issue of communication styles, in partnership with industry.

Professor Saravana Kumar

The art of alliances – facilitating best practice in health care through partnership and collaboration
Professor Saravana Kumar is the Professor of Allied Health and Health Services Research at University of South Australia and Professor of Allied Health, SA Health. His teaching and research spans across various sectors, emphasizing collaboration with industries and engaging end-users to ensure optimal healthcare delivery.