Inclusive Practice for Health Professionals

Ms Jenny Davis, RN, RM, MMid, BApp Sci (Nsg), BHIM (Hons), GDip Crit Care, GDip Periop, GCert HEd, CertIV T&A., Project Manager, Innovation, Policy and Research, Benetas Support OfficeProfessor Melanie Birks, RN, PhD, BN, Med, Head Nursing, Midwifery and Nutrition, School of Nursing and Midwifery, JCU Townsville (until June 2013, Melanie was Deputy Dean, CQUniversity, Noosa Campus)Professor Ysanne Chapman RN, PhD, MSc (Hons), BEd (Nsg), GDE, DNE, DRM, Adjunct Professor, James Cook University

• Section 1: Sociological concepts of inclusive practice1. An introduction to inclusive practiceFran Richardson2. Inclusion and exclusion in contemporary Australian health careJane Mills & Marnie Hitchins3. Building inclusive frameworks for practiceFran Richardson4. Health system reform for inclusive practiceMarnie Hitchins5. Diversity and inclusive practice in the workplaceNarelle Biedermann & Drew Burns6. Social and political elements of inclusive practiceJohn SolasSection 2: Inclusive practice in context7. Population health and health outcomesGary Williams8. Inclusion and health literacyJulie Shaw, Tony Welch & Moria Williamson9. Rural and remote inclusive practiceSue Gordon & Marion Gray10. Vulnerable and disadvantaged populationsKaren Francis, Faye McMillan, Jane Havelka & Steph Perrot11. An ageing populationMarg McLeod, Lyn Croxon, Sharon Laver & Faye McMillan12. Sexuality and genderMerinda Davis