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- Health Impact Assessment Learning by Doing
- Electronic shared care plan for long term care of cancer patients
- Community Health Navigators
- Working In Locationally Disadvantaged Communities Learning by Doing Training Program
- SWSLHD Equity Strategy
- Working with Councils Health Impact Assessment Learning-by-doing training
- Health and Housing Partnership Objective 2: Housing for Health Pilot
- Development of risk profiling matrix for chronic diseases and preventive smartphone application
- Review of the Waterloo Healthy Living Program
- Clinical Pathways: Multidisciplinary shared care plans (Clozapine shared e-care planning)
- SHAReD: Shared Health Arrangements Research & Development
- Community Health workers Extending Care in the Community (CHECC)
- Bilingual Community Health Navigators in General Practice
- The Gaawaadhi Gadudha Study: Understanding how cultural resilience impacts Aboriginal health and quality of life
- Exploring Medicare ineligible Asylum Seeker’s Access to Health Care: A Scoping Study
- Evaluation of the Health Navigation volunteer program
- Place-making and its impact on health outcomes among refugees in high income contexts: A systematic review
- Review of the Waterloo Human Services Action Plan
- Integrated Liver Toolkit and Education Program for the Management of Liver Cancer in Primary Care Pilot: Evaluation
- Program Evaluation of the Sydney Local Health District Mobile Health Clinic
- Stop Smoking Start Living
- Smoking and lower respiratory tract infections
- Evaluation of the Virtual Health Hub for People Experiencing Homelessness
- Sydney Local Health District Equity Framework
- An Equity-Focused Health Impact Assessment of the COVID-19 pandemic and associated response
- Pilot health literacy needs and responsiveness study in Sydney District Nursing
- Waterloo housing estate redevelopment: Longitudinal study of impacts on residents’ health
- Health and Wellbeing Peer Educators in Waterloo
- Evaluation of The Live Well Intervention: Promoting health behaviour change in older people living in South Western Sydney
- Impact of care plans on tertiary health service use
- Impact of GP follow-up after hospitalisation on re-admissions
- Association between social isolation and health service use
- Predictors for high service use in older people
- Health of Carers
- Defining a Mental Illness Cohort
- Working Together: Collaboration for Health. A practical guide
- Happy Healthy Tibetan Children
- Study with us
- News & events
- Contact us

The Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity, UNSW, held its ONLINE Annual Forum via Microsoft Teams Live on Tuesday 30 August 2022 from 9.00 am to 11.30 am.
The CPHCE Annual Forum is an opportunity for friends and colleagues to catch up with CPHCE’s research, provide input into our future directions, and network with primary health care professionals from all over the Greater Sydney area.
This year’s theme is Refugee and Immigrant Health. At the first session of the Forum, Prof Mark Harris opened the Forum by presenting yearly review of CPHCE. The Ian Webster “Health for All” Oration was co-presented by Dr Mitchell Smith, Director, NSW Refugee Health Service, SWSLHD and Ms Sundus Yousif, a SWSLHD Bi-Lingual Community Educator.
A/Prof Fiona Haigh was the facilitator for the second session of the Forum. Dr. Esther Alloun from CPHCE presented ‘Refugee place-making in high-income resettlement countries: what contributes to health and wellbeing?’ Prof Mark Harris and Sabuj Kanti Mistry from CPHCE also co-presented ‘Optimise -links to navigation roles’.
Panel member discussion was participated with Dr Mitchell Smith; Sundus Yousif; Lisa Woodland, the Director of South-Eastern Sydney Local Health District and Vesna Dragoje from Health Care Interpreter Service at Sydney Local Health District.
At last, four CPHCE Awards was announced by Professor Mark Harris.
You can download the PowerPoint slides of the presentations here:
- Esther Alloun - Refugee place-making in high-income, opens in a new window
- Mark Harris and Sabuj Mistry - Optimise -links to navigation roles, opens in a new window
- Mark Harris Year in Review, opens in a new window
Please visit this link, opens in a new window for the recording of the CPHCE Annual Forum 2022 on 30th August.