Psychology and Education · Psychology) is an experienced group facilitator and qualified executive coach currently working as a Senior Workforce Development Consultant at the Centre

SLHD 2018 Education and Training Forum

Thursday 31 May, CEWD Rozelle campus

Psychology and Education

SLHD Education and Training Forum 2018 Program

Dear Forum participant,

On behalf of the Centre for Education Workforce Development we would like to welcome you to the 2018 Education and Training Forum for Sydney Local Health District.

This occasion also marks the “official” launch of the SLHD Education Support Portal, an online collaboration space that will be dedicated to assisting all involved in the education and development of our workforce.

Today also marks the launch of a new scholarship program for permanent employees of Sydney Local Health District. Successful applicants will be supported to develop their education and project management skills through the completion of an education project that will have broad applicability across the district. CEWD funding up to the value of $20,000 will be provided to ensure back fill of the applicant’s position one day per week for a period of six months to enable completion of their project.

This scholarship program is the first of its kind and is a part of our commitment to, and investment in, our workforce.

We hope that the Forum is a valuable experience and that during the social events you will meet old friends, new colleagues and network with like-minded academics from across the district and beyond, all of whom are dedicated to excellence in the learning and development of our health workforce.

The Organising Committee.

It’s your career, your opportunities and your development

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09:00–09:10 Forum Aims and Overview Dr Norman Swan, Forum Facilitator

09:10–09:20 Welcome to Country Uncle Charles (Chicka) Madden, Gadigal Elder, Member Metropolitan Local Land Council

09:20–09:30 CEWD Achievements and Priorities 2018/19 Ms Lesley Innes, Director, CEWD, SLHD

09:30–09:45 Executive Address Dr Teresa Anderson, Chief Executive, SLHD

09:45–10:00 The Health Education and Training Institute Priorities for 2018/19 Ms Andrea Herring, Director, Professional Practice & IPC, HETI

10:00–10:30 Morning Tea

10:30–11:00 Transforming learning for an uncertain future: policy and practice change for a brave new world Dr Michael Anderson, Professor of Education (Arts and Creativity), University of Sydney

11:00–11:30 The role of context in health professional learning – is it under-valued? Dr Merrilyn Walton, Professor of Medical Education (Patient Safety), Public Health, School of Public Health, University of Sydney

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11:30–12:00 ‘Owning Your Own Performance’: Improving Diagnostic Performance through Comparative Feedback Dr Mark Wiggins, Professor of Clinical Psychology, School of Human Sciences, Macquarie University

12:00–12:30 Developing Coaching Cultures – Fostering organisational performance and wellbeing through high quality coaching education and development Ms Claudia Green, Senior Workforce Development Consultant, CEWD, SLHD

12:30–13:15 Lunch and Networking

13:15–13:45 Using Behavioural Insights to improve Statewide Mandatory Training Ms Helen Cox, Manager, Workforce Projects, NSW Ministry of Health

13:45–14:15 The Neurobiology of Human Connection Ms Sophia Parnas, Clinical Psychologist, SLHD

14:15–14:45 Simulation: technique not technology Ms Natalie Govind, Director, Simulation Unit, University of Technology

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SLHD Education Showcase

14:45–14:55 A Clinical Accreditation Program for Child and Family Health Nursing, Tresillian/SESLHD/SLHD Ms Nikki Brown, Nurse Manager, Professional Practice & Innovation Centre, Tresillian, Child and Family Health Services, SLHD

14:55–15:05 BPT OK Program Dr Bethan Richards, Head of Department Rheumatology & Director of Physician Training, RPAH, SLHD

15:05–15:15 Midwifery Initiated Oral Health Program (MIOH) Professor Ajesh George & Dr Shilpi Ajwani Sydney Dental Hospital, SLHD

15:15–15:30 Gastrostomy Training Program: Collaboration between RPA, the IAS and ACI Ms Sharon Carey, Head of Department, Nutrition and Dietetics, RPAH, SLHD

15:30–15:45 Afternoon Tea

15:55–16:20 SLHD Education Awards Ms Gina Finocchiaro, A/Director of Corporate Operations, SLHD

16:20–16:30 Program Close Dr Norman Swan, Forum Facilitator

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Presenter and Speaker Biographies

Dr Norman SwanDr Norman Swan FRCP, DCH, MD (Hon Causa) hosts The Health Report on the ABC’s Radio National, and Tonic on ABC News24 (Television). The Health Report is the world’s longest running health program in the English speaking world and Norman has won many awards for his work including Australia’s top prize for journalism, the Gold Walkley. He was only the third person to be awarded the prestigious medal of the Australian Academy of Science and was given an honorary MD by the University of Sydney on its 150th anniversary.

Norman trained in medicine in Scotland and paediatrics in London

and Sydney before joining the ABC and has hosted many other programs on radio and television. He was the medical host on Channel Ten’s Biggest Loser for six seasons and in September 2015 made a Four Corners on waste in the healthcare system. Norman created, wrote and narrated Invisible Enemies, a four part series on disease and civilisation for Channel 4 UK and broadcast in 27 countries. He has consulted to the World Health Organisation and co-chaired a global meeting of health ministers in Bamako West Africa focused on evidence based policy and priorities in health research. He has been the Australian correspondent for both the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) and the British Medical Journal (BMJ).

Norman is also co-founder of Tonic Health Media, an integrated health television channel and production company which has over 15 million viewers per month.

Uncle Charles (Chicka) MaddenUncle Chicka is a respected Sydney Elder. He had lived in and around the Redfern and inner city area most of his life serving the Aboriginal community as Director of the Aboriginal Medical Service, Secretary of the Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council, Director of the Aboriginal Hostels NSW and is a life member of the Redfern all Blacks.

Along with being an active community leader, Uncle Chicka is also an important artist creating a number of ceramic sculptures and paintings inspired by his Gadigal country. He has been commissioned to create a number of works including a painting for St Vincent’s Health Australia

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and an installation for the Redfern Community Centre’s Elders Lounge in collaboration with Nicole Monks.

Professor Michael AndersonDr Michael Anderson is Professor of Education at the University of Sydney, Australia. He has taught, researched and published in education and transformation for over 20 years including 13 books and 55 book chapters and journal articles. Michael is co-founder and academic leader of 4C Transformative Learning and presents internationally to schools and other groups on transformation, creativity and learning. His international research and practice focus on how the 4Cs can be integrated using coherent frameworks to make learning meet the needs of 21st Century learners.

Professor Merrilyn WaltonDr Merrilyn Walton AM is Professor of Medical Education (Patient Safety) Public Health, School of Public Health at The University of Sydney. Her research and teaching concentrates on patient safety and ethical practice, regulation, curriculum development. She has been lead expert for WHO in patient safety education and her engagement with health professional regulation spans over 30 years. She has written three books and she recently edited a book One Planet-One Health to be published later this year. She has also published 14 book chapters and over 70 peer reviewed articles in leading journals. She is also an honorary Professor at the Hanoi Medical University, Vietnam. In 2015 she was awarded Member of the Order of Australia for significant contributions to health policy and reform and standards in medical practice.

Professor Mark WigginsMark Wiggins is a Registered Psychologist with an endorsed area of practice in Organisational Psychology. He gained his PhD in Psychology from the University of Otago, New Zealand in 2001. Mark's research and teaching

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interests lie in the assessment and development of expert performance, particularly in the context of cognitive skills such as diagnosis and decision-making. He has acted as an advisor to national and international organisations including the United States Federal Aviation Administration, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau, the Victorian Department of Infrastructure, the NSW Clinical Excellence Commission, and the Australian Rail Track Corporation.

Ms Claudia GreenClaudia Green DipAppSc (Nursing), BSc (Psychology), MSc (Coaching Psychology) is an experienced group facilitator and qualified executive coach currently working as a Senior Workforce Development Consultant at the Centre for Education and Workforce Development (CEWD). Claudia is passionate about developing individuals and cultures that provide positive experiences and wellbeing for patients, families and healthcare staff. She believes that coaching can enhance the quality of conversations and relationships within the healthcare system and is currently involved in developing a coaching service to build local coaching capacity and capability.

Ms Helen CoxHelen Cox is the Manager of Workforce Projects at the Ministry of Health. She has a background in health management consulting, with a particular focus on roles involving workforce improvement, ehealth and digital transformation. She is currently responsible for the development and delivery of statewide JMO wellbeing and support projects and the Behavioural Insights Mandatory Training project. Helen holds an MBA, as well as qualifications in Managing Successful Programs, Prince2 and Training and Assessment, and has recently been studying for a Psychology degree.


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Ms Sophia ParnasSophia Parnas is a trained clinical psychologist who has worked in SLHD and at the Brain Mind Research Institute as a Psychotherapy Educator since 2013, teaching psychotherapy to psychiatric registrars and assessing their competence in psychotherapy. In 2017, Sophia commenced writing an education module for CEWD on the neurobiology of bedside manner to be used with medical staff, interpersonal neurobiology and the use of so-called “common factors” to improve clinical effectiveness. Sophia has broad experience in community mental health, private practice and is trained in CBT, ACT, Existential psychotherapy, MBCT, Supportive psychotherapy, Schema therapy, Neuropsychotherapy/Brain-Based therapy and Dynamic psychotherapy.

Ms Natalie GovindNatalie Govind BN (Hons I), RN, Grad Cert ICU Nursing, Lecturer, Faculty of Health, UTS is a dual medal recipient and received an Academic Staff Excellence Award for teaching in 2013. Natalie has experience with the design, implementation and evaluation of educational curricula, programs and educational platforms both in the clinical and academic environment. Natalie's motivation includes bridging the theory to practice gap for nursing students, and enhancing employability by meeting the needs of the health care workforce through the utilisation of simulated learning. Natalie’s research interests include: simulation, patient safety, clinical reasoning, peer teaching and empathy.

Ms Nikki BrownNikki Brown RN, MN, PhD candidate is the Nurse Manager, Professional Practice and Innovation Centre at Tresillian Family Care Centres. Nikki has prior experience in education and staff development for paediatrics and child and family health nursing in health and the higher education sector. Her research and teaching interests include child and family health, acute illness in children, parent and family management of child health and wellbeing.


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Dr Bethan RichardsDr Bethan Richards is a Staff Specialist Rheumatologist, epidemiologist and Head of the Department of Rheumatology at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, Australia. She is also Deputy Director of the Institute for Musculoskeletal Health, SLHD and Senior Clinical Lecturer with the School of Medicine, University of Sydney.

Throughout her career, Dr Richards has had extensive experience and a passion for designing and implementing mentoring and teaching programs for medical students and doctors in training. In 2016 she was awarded the prestigious AMA/ASMOF Teacher of the Year Award. Dr Richards introduced the AT mentoring program to RPA, developed the RPAX clinical exam training app, helped redesign the RPA Teaching and Mentoring Certificate and most recently, conceptualised and implemented the new “BPTOK” program which aims to educate BPTs with new knowledge and skills to ensure they maintain their wellbeing throughout training.

Professor Ajesh GeorgeDr Ajesh George (BDS, MPH, PhD) is an Associate Professor at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Western Sydney University and Honorary Associate Professor in the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Sydney. He is a Dentist with extensive experience in interdisciplinary oral health care and is a leading expert in providing oral health training to nurses/midwives and translating oral health guidelines into their practice. Dr George is also the Director and Co-founder of the “Centre for Oral Health Outcomes, Research Translation & Evaluation” (COHORTE) which is a unique collaboration bringing together Dentists and non-dental professionals for the first time in Australia.


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Dr Shilpi AjwaniDr Shilpi Ajwani is the Head of Oral Health Research and Oral Health Promotion at the SLHD Oral Health Services and Sydney Dental Hospital. She started her research career at University of Helsinki, Finland where she was one of the investigators in the Helsinki Ageing Study – a study of home dwelling elderly aged 75 years and over living in Helsinki, Finland. She subsequently completed her Doctorate in Odontology (PhD) from the same University.

Dr Ajwani is currently one of the key investigators in the Midwifery Initiated Oral Health Program; her other areas of research interests include modalities for managing tooth decay, association between periodontal disease and general health and tobacco cessation practices among dentists. She has published research in numerous dental and medical journals and presented papers in various national and international conferences and has also been involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. She is currently a Senior Clinical Lecturer at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Sydney.

Dr Sharon CareySharon is the Head of Nutrition and Dietetics at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital specializing in gastrointestinal dietetics for over 15 years. Sharon completed her PhD through the University of Sydney in 2013, and has a strong interest in supporting multidisciplinary nutrition education.


Thursday 31 May, CEWD Rozelle campus

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You may notice our new artwork, hanging in the corridors of CEWD.

One of our Senior Mental Health Nurse Educators Mr Distan Bach has generously donated his beautiful photographic images of Callan Park and the surrounding landscapes.

We have added a number of the finalist images from the recent SLHD ‘Living Well’ photographic competition.

In addition we have a number of magnificent indigenous works on loan from another of our Senior Mental Health Educators, Mr Etienne Kitto.

Etienne has been collecting art for many years and is allowing us all to share in the beautiful works he has brought together.

Please feel free to walk through our corridors and view the artwork.

Distan Bach Etienne Kitto

Our new artwork

Psychology and Education · Psychology) is an experienced group facilitator and qualified executive coach currently working as a Senior Workforce Development Consultant at the Centre

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