Who are we? Regionally-based Multidisciplinary member association

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Who are we? Regionally-based Multidisciplinary member association Supporting Allied Health Professionals to improve health outcomes throughout NSW North Coast Regional voice for allied health professionals, private and public Established with support from NCPHN Not-for-profit, member-based organisation Governed by skills-based Board

What we do Work across: All allied health disciplines All sectors of employment (public, private, not-for-profit) There are approximately 1100 allied health professionals working on the NSW North Coast. Established with support from NCPHN Not-for-profit, member-based organisation Governed by skills-based Board

Who we work with Includes but not limited to: Audiology Pharmacy, Dietetics Exercise Physiology Occupational Therapy Optometry Oral Health Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Podiatry, Psychology, Social Work and Speech Pathology There are approximately 1100 allied health professionals working on the NSW North Coast. Established with support from NCPHN Not-for-profit, member-based organisation Governed by skills-based Board

Your Board Professor Susan Nancarrow (Podiatrist) Mr Rob Curry (Physiotherapist) Ms Luisa Eckhardt (Occupational therapist) Mr Nick Neville (Occupational therapist)

Secretariat support Ms Robyn Fitzroy Ms Shay Ataii Board of volunteers Ongoing support is crucial. As we’re evolving - Representation Recruiting PHN provides secretariat support 1 day per week For ongoing sustainability we would ultimately require a CEO

Vision Objectives Strategic Plan 2014 - 17 Business Plan What we’re working towards Vision Objectives Strategic Plan 2014 - 17 Business Plan ‘North Coast NSW community has equitable access to the best health services’

Objectives Making health care delivery easier by assisting the system to work ‘as one’ Contributing to health planning in the North Coast NSW Region Improve the quality and appropriate contribution of allied health practice Enhancing CPD Improving liaison between Allied Health Practitioners and other areas including general practice Working with, lobbying and engagement relevant state and national peak professional and government bodies Eg MOU with MNC training group Roles with SARRAH

Achievements www.ncaha.org.au Access to free online CPD in partnership with TAFE & NCPHN Newsletter, forum, networking events, brokering CPD Member organisation of NCPHN Representation on NCPHN Clinical Councils (key regional advisory structure) Involvement on HealthPathways

Opportunities Build regional capacity for quality health services Advocacy and voice for regional AHPs Support new models of care

Next steps New members Upcoming events AGM MOU Improving the system of health care by contributing to this group. Challenge their role from thinking individually work collectively and act strategically.

Acknowledgement of sponsors North Coast Primary Health Network Mid North Coast Local Health District Northern NSW Local Health District Regional voice for allied health professionals, private and public Established with support from NCPHN Not-for-profit, member-based organisation Governed by skills-based Board

www.ncaha.org.au