The Integrating Health Care Planning for Health and Prosperity in North Queensland Project aims to improve the responsiveness of health services to the health needs of communities in the North Queensland region. The North Queensland region is defined in the Project as the region bounded by the five Hospital and Health Services from the Mackay region through to the Torres Strait and the Northern Territory border.
The primary research question is: How do we best develop and implement integrated place-based planning to the unique context of northern Queensland?
Find out more on the project website: https://www.taahc.org.au/research/integrating-health-care-planning-for-health-and-prosperity-in-north-queensland/
Contact the Project Manager: northausthealth@jcu.edu.au
The author/s acknowledge the financial support of the Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia which is part of the Australian Government's Cooperative Research Centre Program (CRCP). The CRCNA also acknowledges the additional support provided by the Western Australian, Northern Territory and Queensland Governments. We also acknowledge the financial and in-kind support of the project participants.
