Interview with Professor Barbara Horner

Professor Barbara Horner, Clinical Director, Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute, Director, Centre for Research on Ageing, Curtin University of Technology, is a speaker at IIR's Clinical Training & Workforce Planning Summit 2010 on 31 August-1 September 2010 in Melbourne.

1. Can you briefly give me an overview of Curtin's IPEC programme?
2. How can you integrate research, education and practice to ensure the provision of culturally appropriate primary health care?
3. How can the currently overstretched clinical training capacity be expanded?
4. How can external partnerships with significant service providers be built and for what mutual benefit?
5. How would an integrated health and wellness centre benefit healthcare in the community?
6. You are speaking at IIR's Clinical Training & Workforce Planning Summit, 31st August--1st September 2010 in Melbourne, what will you the focus of your presentation?

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