Purpose of the National Advisory Group
The National Advisory Group acts as a reservoir of knowledge, skills and networks for the Knowledge Network Project. It provides a sounding board and an exchange point for promotion and linkage into constituencies.

Membership

• Dr James Cooper: Independent Chair 
• Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine
  David Thompson 
• Allied Health Professionals of Australia
  Dr Helen Lindner 
• Australian and New Zealand Society for Palliative Medicine
  Dr Greg Crawford
• Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement
  Sally Robert 
• Australian General Practice Network 
  Deb Bampton 
• Carer Respite, (South & East metropolitan Commonwealth Carer Respite Centre) 
  Peter Sparrow
• Carers Australia
  Mary Reid 
• Cochrane Consumer Network
  Judy Callaghan 
• Consumer Health Forum
  Julie Marker 
• Department of Health and Ageing
  Bradley Greer 
• Federation of Ethnic Communities Councils of Australia
  Dr Tony Cocchiaro 
• Health Insite
  Jill Smith 
• National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation
  Cherie Waight (Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation) 
• National Rural Health Alliance (NRHA)
  Pauline Wardle 
• Palliative Care Australia
  Kevin Larkin (Palliative Care Victoria) 
• Palliative Care Nursing Australia (PCNA)
  Rosemary Seiboth 
• Palliative Care Outcomes Collaborative (PCOC)
  Dave Fildes 
• Palliative Care Curriculum for Undergraduates (PCC4U)
  David Emmett 
• Program of Experience in the Palliative Approach (PEPA)
  To be advised 
• Primary Health Care Research and Information Service
  Eleanor Jackson-Bowers 
• Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP)
  Dr Rohan Vora 
• Residential Aged Care Facilities
  Paul Cook 
• Respecting Patient Choices Project
  Liz Stickland 
• Volunteering Australia
  Julie Pollard 
• Knowledge Network Management Group
  To be advised
• Network Director
  Jennifer Tieman

 

This page was created on 19 June 2007
Last updated 9 May 2008