Designing New Zealand's health and disability system
Peter Crampton, Professor of Public Health Kōhatu Centre for
Hauora Māori, University of Otago
The Health and Disability System Review provides a
once-in-a-generation opportunity to think about the design of the
health system to meet the needs of whānau and all New Zealand's
diverse communities in the future. One of the organizing principles
of the Review is equity of health outcomes.
Peter will present, and lead a discussion and workshop to seek
your views on:
- the public/population health functions of the system, and the
institutional arrangements that are needed to support them;
and
- the role of universities in research, education, workforce
production etc.
Peter is a public health medicine specialist and academic. His
research focuses on social indicators and social epidemiology,
health care policy, health care organization and funding, and
indigenous health. He has served on numerous government advisory
panels related to public health, health services and health
workforce policy, and taught in those areas at undergraduate and
postgraduate levels. Peter is a member of the Health and Disability
System Review Committee, tasked with looking at "the way we
structure, resource and deliver health services - not just for the
next few years but for decades to come".
ALL WELCOME!
Monday 17 December 2018 12.30 to 2pm
Small Lecture Theatre, Level D, University of Otago
Wellington
To join by web-conference go to:https://otago.ac.nz/zoom/ph_seminars
For more information, see http://otago.ac.nz/UOWevents
Watch previous seminars: UOW Public Health Seminars 2018