The 3rd annual Investigator Meeting convened by the Health System Sustainability Partnership Centre during its week at @WePublicHealth

Building more sustainable and resilient health systems

Marie McInerney
Monday, August 3, 2020

@WePublicHealth, Social determinants of health, Health financing and costs, Healthcare, Public health and population health, Health and medical research, @WePublicHealth2020

Every week, a different guest tweeter takes charge of Croakey’s rotated, curated Twitter account, @WePublicHealth, and uses the account to cover specific health issues or events.

Recently, the Health System Sustainability Partnership Centre, a national collaborative to tackle interventions to improve the sustainability of Australia’s health system, was at the helm. You can follow them at @PCHSS_AIHI or see a selection of their tweets below (click here to access links embedded in the tweets below).

On virtual care

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