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Agenda


  • Chairperson's Opening Address 


  • International Keynote: Recognising the potential of Nurse Unit Managers to improve employee engagement among culturally


  • Creating better alignment between the education and health sectors to support entry into the workforce


  • Speed Networking


  • Morning Tea


  • Strengthening workforce capability to combat vicarious trauma


  • Panel: Enhancing recruitment in a competitive market via responsiveness, automation, and forward thinking.


  • Lunch


  • Increasing the representation of Māori, Pacific and Disabled people in your workforce


  • Roundtables - Interactive solution-focused sessions 


  • Afternoon Tea


  • Redefining People Development - Creating a competency framework in the Social Services


  • Virtual presentation: Exploring the role allied health can play in addressing health inequity in rural New Zealand


  • Chairperson's closing remarks


  • Networking drinks


  • Chairperson's Opening Address 


  • Keynote: Assessing the dissolution of DHBs and initial stages of the transition to Te Whatu Ora, Te Aka Whai Ora, Whaik


  • Creating an equitable, cohesive and inclusive health system for NZ through workforce planning - regulator's perspective


  • Morning Tea


  • Transforming Lives, Empowering Communities: Te Hau Ora o Ngāpuhi's journey to achieving health equity


  • Panel: Raising the cultural competency and responsiveness of the health workforce to a nationally consistent level


  • Constructing an employee value proposition to attain the workers appropriate for your service


  • Lunch


  • Mitigating the loss of experienced employees in order to still create ground breaking teams and cultures


  • Nurturing the future leaders in the sector to stay and lead the way to a better system


  • Afternoon tea


  • Case study: Collaboration instead of competitors – connecting stakeholders to work towards the betterment of New Zeala


  • Increasing the representation of disabled people by making recruitment more accessible and inclusive


  • Uniting stakeholders in the health system to strengthen and celebrate the unique cultural diversity of NZ workforce


  • Chairperson's closing remarks


  • End of conference

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