SARRAH has hosted a range of events over the years. Click the links below to learn about our past conferences and summits.
SARRAH Conferences
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The 13th SARRAH National Conference was hosted by the Darwin Convention Centre in Darwin Australia and ran from 12-14 September 2018. |
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2016 SARRAH Conference
The 12th SARRAH National Conference was hosted by the Port Lincoln Hotel in Port Lincoln, Southern Australia and ran from 27-29 October 2016. |
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The 11th SARRAH National Conference was hosted by Mantra on Salt Beach in New South Wales and ran from 17-20 September 2014. |
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The 10th SARRAH National Conference was hosted by Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston in Tasmania and ran from 20-23 September 2012. |
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The 9th SARRAH National Conference was hosted by the Cable Beach Club Resort and Spa in Broome Western Australia and ran from 20-23 October 2010. |
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The 8th SARRAH National Conference was hosted by the Rydges Capricorn Resort, Yeppoon in Queensland from 27-30 September 2008. |
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The 7th SARRAH National Conference was hosted by the Albury Convention Centre in Albury NSW from 13-16 September 2006. |
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The 6th SARRAH National Conference was hosted by Lassiter’s Convention Centre in Alice Springs from 26-28 August 2004. |
SARRAH Summits
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On Friday 28 February 2020, SARRAH hosted a forum at the University of Canberra, providing a rare opportunity for allied health practitioners to inform decision-makers about how access to effective and sustainable allied health services might be improved in rural and remote Australia. |
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The 2015 SARRAH Summit was held from Sunday 11 October to Wednesday 14 October 2015 in Canberra. The Summit which is held every two years provides a forum to discuss, develop and promote strategies to enhance the health and wellbeing of people who live in rural and remote communities. |
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The 2013 Summit's brought SARRAH Members face-to-face with key Parliamentarians to highlight the neglect of allied health services across Australia. Delegates personally presented their own case studies that highlighted the impact of under resourcing of allied health people residing in the bush. |
