| Date |
Presenter |
Topic |
| 12 March |
Prof Pranee Liamputtong
La Trobe University |
Motherhood, Isolation and Social Cohesion and Southeast Asian women in Melbourne. |
| 9 April |
Dr Brian McCoy
ARCSHS |
Apologies, Denials and Child Separations: the dormitory system and Aboriginal health. |
| 16 April |
Dr Julie White, School of Education, La Trobe University |
The Keeping Connected Project 2007-09: A multidisciplinary investigation of how trauma and chronic illness impact on schooling, identity and social connectivity. |
| 23 April |
Dr Erminia Colucci, Centre for International Mental Health, University of Melbourne |
"Focus Groups can be fun" : Use of Activity Oriented Questions |
| 30 April |
Ms Diana Cheng
La Trobe University |
The Importance of Clinical Coding Auditing in a Casemix Based Hospital Funding Environment: A Case Study. |
| 7 May |
Dr Michelle Kealy, Mothers and Child Health Research Centre, La Trobe University |
Caesarian Section: A Response to Risk and fear: an Australian study of Women's Experiences. |
| 14 May |
Prof Sandra Leggat, School of Public Health, La Trobe University |
Inspiring Innovation in the Victorian Health Care Sector. |
| 21 May |
Dr Sriyani Dissanayake,
Centre for International Mental Health, University of Melbourne
Biography |
Public Health System in Sri Lanka
|
| SEMESTER BREAK |
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| 23 July |
Dr Paul Ramcharan, Disability Studies, RMIT (Bundoora campus)
Biography |
Research Ethics:
A New Paternalism
|
| 30 July |
Dr Mammad Aldani
Victoria University |
Displaced Narratives: Constructions of Self and the Struggle for Presentation. |
| 6 August |
Ms Anne-Marie Scully
PhD candidate, School of Public Health, La Trobe University
Biography |
To 2020 and Beyond: A reflection of the findings and resolutions of the 2020 Summit. |
| 13 August |
Prof Margot Schofield
Professor of Counselling & Psychotherapy, School of Public Health, La Trobe University
Biography |
Managing the Supervisory Relationship: Supervisee experiences |
| 20 August |
Dr Christine Knauss
Research Fellow, School of Public Health, La Trobe University
Biography |
Body Dissatisfaction in Adolescent Boys and Girls:how Can the Gender Differences be Explained? |
| 27 August |
Ms Joanne Rayner
Mother & Child Health Research Centre, La Trobe University |
Tall Girls' Project |
| 3 September |
Ms Nikki Clelland
Project Manager, Menzies School of Health Research
Biography |
Health Promotion in Indigenous Primary Health Care Services:
Preliminary Results of a Quality Improvement Process |
| 10 September |
Mr Raghu Iyer and Mr Peter Chomley
R&D Park |
Research in Motion
|
| 17 September |
Dr Mark Furlong
School of Social Work & Social Policy, La Trobe University
Biography |
Do counsellors and therapists inadvertently generate self-centeredness and anomie?: How mental health case managersand private psychotherapists construct the selfhood, sociality and psycho-social well-being of their consumers.
Abstract
|
24 September
CANCELLED.
PLEASE NOTE THIS SEMINAR IS POSTPONED TO 2009 |
Dr Celia McMichael, Centre for Refugee Health, La Trobe University
Biography |
Promoting Sexual Health Among Refugee Youth: key findings from a research project |
| 8 October |
Dr Bardo Fraunholz, Deakin University
Biography |
Is it Effective to deploy process models to plan projects?
|
| 15 October |
Prof Pranee Liamputtong
School of Public Health,La Trobe University
Biography |
Stigma, discrimination & AIDS support group: Narratives of women living with HIV/AIDS in central Thailand. |
| 22 October |
Liz Hannah
School of Public Health, La Trobe University |
Paving Pathways in Public Health Education in Australia-Shaping Future Public Health Professionals Through Education |
| 29 October |
Students from this year's class for Community Health Promotion (PHE2CHP) will present on their projects for 2008. |
Further information |
| TUESDAY 11 November |
Tim Tenbensel
University of Auckland
|
Does New Zealand's policy shift towards population health provide a beacon of hope or a salutory lesson?
|
The Wednesday Seminar Program is designed for relatively formal presentations
of ideas or research. The format usually involves a 35-40 minute presentation
followed by general discussion. Suggestions for different styles of presentation
are welcome.
People considering presenting a seminar are invited to select a date,
formulate a topic and email your proposed date to Pranee Liamputtong pranee@latrobe.edu.au or Chandana Unnithan C.Unnithan@latrobe.edu.au.
Please provide a short note about yourself and a topic blurb as well as
a date and title.
Except where otherwise notified Wednesday seminars are held in Room
206/207 in Health Sciences 1 (HS1). HS1 (see campus
map) is the most southerly building on the west side of Science Drive.
It is located close to Car park 2.
Vending machine locations for car parking are shown in the map above.
