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We're about to start our live session, 'Planetary and Climate Health' with experts from @UTAS_ @UTAS_MPH, @ANUPopHealth @scienceANU and @DeakinHealth @Deakin. We'll live tweet #AustPH2021 
First presenter is Prof Fay Johnson (UTAS) who is explaining safer air for public health in Australia, and fire. How we use fire determines everything else. #AustPH2021
Just like the west of Nth America, we are getting more fires, means more air pollution, and fires in places that never used to burn, eg Tasmanian rainforests, Prof Johnson says. #AustPH2021
It's now time for Prof Tom Calma AO, whose roles include Chancellor of the University of Canberra and co-chair of @RecAustralia, who is delivering the Basil Hertzel Oration #AustPH2021
Prof Calma says the pandemic's ongoing lockdowns are causing challenging times. "This is hard", he says. It also shows much of Australia a reality the country has often avoided. Despite this, there are many lessons to be learned, and wins to be celebrated, he says. #AustPH2021
The Public Health sector is at risk of burn out. Lots of pressures over a long time. We still need to take time to reset, re-energise and refine, Prof Calma says. #AustPH2021
Bardi woman Prof Pat Dudgeon gets our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social and Emotional Wellbeing session underway. Must acknowledge colonisation and the strength and resilience of Indigenous peoples, she tells #AustPH2021
Suicide is second leading cause of death of Indigenous men, and 7th leading cause for Indigenous women, Prof Dudgeon says. Institutionalised racism and lack of culturally-appropriate services.
Prof Dudgeon says there is regional disparity among suicide rates for Indigenous people. Reasons include grief and loss in families, dislocation, trans-generational trauma. We need more culturally appropriate services. #AustPH2021
Thank you @ACTHealth @RachelSS_MLA on your address, and outlining some of the responses to health challenges in the ACT which linger, despite the COVID19 pandemic. #AustPH2021.
Thank you @takeshi_kasai @WHOWPRO regional Director for joining #AustPH2021. His regional office features 600 staff, connecting countries to enable constant sharing of information and experience to COVID19, testing and contact tracing, PPE, oxygen concentrators, vaccines.
Dr @takeshi_kasai says 20 months into the pandemic, 8m infected across @WHOWPRO, 108,000 deaths. Situation worsened in early July when Delta strain and other surges arrived. Our share of global cases and deaths is rising, 12% global cases, 10% global deaths. #AustPH2021
PHAA President Prof Tarun Weeramanthri @tarunw gets our #AustPH2021 underway. We'll soon be joined by @WHOWPRO's @takeshi_kasai,
ACT Minister for Health @RachelSS_MLA @ACTHealth, Prof @AlisonRitter1
and Prof Simon Lenton of @NDRIau. Program is here: austph2021.com/program
ACT Minister for Health @RachelSS_MLA @ACTHealth, Prof @AlisonRitter1
and Prof Simon Lenton of @NDRIau. Program is here: austph2021.com/program
@tarunw @WHOWPRO @takeshi_kasai @RachelSS_MLA @ACTHealth @AlisonRitter1 @NDRIau @PHAA_SYPPH @_PHAA_WA @PHAAQldbranch @PHAA_Women @PHAA_IntHlth @PhaaDei @PHAA_FANSIG @PHAA_NSW @PHAA_Eco @terryslevin Read the @anzjph op-ed, Does Australia need a Centre for Disease Control? A perennial question now needing an answer, here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…
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We're delighted @RachelSS_MLA Minister for @ACTHealth is here to give our opening address at #AustPH2021. She thanks #PublicHealth members of PHAA for their vital work confronting the COVID19 pandemic, and advising @actgovernment.
