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About our webinars
Our webinars are designed to create a shared understanding on a range of health, social and community care topics. Webcasts are LIVE and INTERACTIVE but if you can’t make it to a live webcast, catch up with our video recordings.
An Evening Exchange with Hans Erik Henriksen
Three conversations unpacked Denmark’s healthcare reform and the intricacies of healthcare transformation, digitalisation for supporting home treatment, and ways to advance elderly care.
Recorded 30 April 2024
Reimagining Our Wellbeing: Measuring What Matters
A conversation with Dr Katherine Trebeck, Monika Wheeler and Georgina Bruinsma about the shift beyond traditional economic metrics to measure growth and wellbeing’s impact on people and the natural environment.
Recorded 30 April 2024
Environmental Determinants of Health Webinar Series
Guided by Professor Tony Capon, Monash Sustainable Development Institute Director, gain insights and strategies to embed environmental considerations into patient care and health policy.
Recorded in May 2024
Lunchtime Leadership with Dr. Michael McAfee Webcast Series
Explore how to push beyond your comfort zone and rediscover yourself as a leader and instrument to bring about the change you want to see. This series supported both veteran and aspiring health equity leaders who are seeking to transform public health.
Recorded November 2020.
Cultural Determinants of Health Webcast Series
This series explored a holistic definition of Aboriginal health as encompassing the wellbeing of the whole community. Starting with a Wayapa session, themes included connection to land and country, spirituality and ancestors, family, kinship and community, mind and body.
Recorded April 2021 – September 2021.
Social Determinants of Health Webcast Series
This series demonstrated the relationship between the health and wellbeing of an individual and the environments in which they are born, grow, live, work and age. Factors such as early life, employment, housing, education and social support were explored.
Recorded June 2019 – November 2019.
The Centre is committed to building cross-sector relationships and has a collective approach to health and social care. Learn about our Patrons.
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land we live and work, the Bundjalung, Arakwal, Yaegl, Gumbaynggirr, Githabul, Dunghutti and Birpai Nationsand their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to elders past, present and future.