Implementation Science Health Conference Australia 2021

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Ensuring Equity Through Engagement and Research

Health systems continue to be challenged by systematic differences in the health status and outcomes of different population groups.

The inaugural Implementation Science Health Conference Australia 2021 (ISHCA 21): Ensuring Equity Through Engagement and Research will bring together international and Australian leaders in implementation science – including Sydney Health Partners, Maridulu Budyari Gumal SPHERE and the National Centre of Implementation Science – to explore contemporary themes in health equity and how implementation science can be harnessed to increase the benefits of health and medical research to all.

ISHCA 21 will be held online on 24-26 November.

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