2010 August

Welcome to our third edition of Partnership Insights for 2010, where we provide a brief update on how we are supporting Partnership Councils in the primary health care sector in Queensland.

We also explore the impacts of partnering beyond the initial purpose and how to create a safe space for those difficult conversations that can often hinder the development of a partnership especially in the early stages.

In addition, we also provide some information about an exciting new contest for school children called 'Design for Change' which is open to all schools in Australia right now.

As usual we also provide the latest on our current training programs on offer and look forward to your feedback on issues for future editions.

DPS supports Partnership in Councils in Queensland...
As part of the Connecting Healthcare in Communities (CHIC) Initiative in Queensland (2007-2011), 16 Partnership Councils have been formed over the last two years. DPS is actively involved in providing partnering training and support to a number of these Councils...   more >
The impact of partnering...
While partnering is often initiated around a particular situation or project it can have profound impacts beyond the initial partnership.   more >
Creating a 'safe space' for partnering...
In the early stages of the partnering process partners may find it difficult to talk openly and to raise contentious issues. Creating a safe space for these difficult conversations can assist greatly.   more >
Design for Change School Contest...
This global contest is aimed at school children who want to change the world by creating, designing and implementing solutions to a community problem   more >

Dixon Partnership Solutions helps people create and develop 'real partnerships' that deliver sustainable outcomes

www.iandixon.com.au

Dixon Partnership Solutions
213 Greenhill Road
Eastwood South Australia 5063
Ph + 61 8 8274 3720
Fax + 61 8 8271 0263
Email info@iandixon.com.au

   
 
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