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Events
At Collaborative Aotearoa, we are dedicated to fostering knowledge-sharing and strengthening connections within our sector. Each year, we host a diverse array of events, ranging from engaging webinars to expansive national conferences. These events serve as platforms for professionals to exchange insights, discuss challenges, and explore innovative solutions together.
We believe that by sharing knowledge and experiences, we can build a stronger, more connected community. Our events are crafted to inspire, inform, and facilitate collaboration among all attendees. Join us at our next event and be a part of the conversation that shapes the future of our sector.
Below is a list of upcoming events, including those hosted by Collaborative Aotearoa and key sector partners, that we think may be of interest to you.
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Our webinars are crafted to be convenient and accessible, allowing you to participate from anywhere and fit learning into your busy schedule. Whether you are looking to deepen your understanding of specific issues, stay updated on the latest developments, or gain practical skills, our webinars offer valuable content that meets your needs.
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Dr Andrew Miller, GP Bush Road MedicalI really like the idea of revisiting the concept of risk stratification. Even renaming the element to "opportunity stratification" would change the mindset of seeing patients as "risks". We should be looking for opportunities to find out "what matters to people" and engage with people to try and resolve the things that are getting in the way of well being.
This means looking a data that sits outside of health and takes into consideration the social determinants that impact on well being. It also means having care planning that starts with social determinants and patient activation measures before making our business as usual medical model plans.