As part of our 40th Anniversary celebrations, we’re hosting a 5-part series to highlight research impact at Menzies.

Each event in the series will follow a theme to highlight how different teams and programs across Menzies work within their field to deliver outcomes for the communities they serve.

This series aims to share real world experiences, impact and innovation, to encourage you to consider how you could implement training, foster partnerships or be a health leader into your setting.

For our first event in this series, we’re bringing you a panel of presenters who are each involved in health education and training.

Enhancing health literacy, fostering career pathways and supporting professional development is key to building healthier communities. You'll hear from a range of teams across Menzies who have developed or provide health education and training in their field. They share their insights into these programs, the similarities and differences in their journeys, the benefits these programs have had and future plans.

If you’re interested in health education and training – whether it’s through community and stakeholder engagement or more academic settings, this event is not to be missed!

Event format:

This event will include a panel discussion and short presentations by the panellists. 

Following the event, for those in person, please join us for light refreshments and networking. 

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