Victoria 2 national focus update#

Public health surveillance is a tool to estimate the health status and behavior of the populations served by ministries of health.

Victoria 2 national focus update#

Influencing the work of theВ Australian InstituteВ of HealthВ and WelfareВ to update their 2010 report onВ cardiovascular disease in women. Public health surveillance is the ongoing systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of data, closely integrated with the timely dissemination of these data to those responsible for preventing and controlling disease and injury (Thacker and Berkelman 1988).

The expansion of the New South Wales hearts and heels cardiology format to other states.

Delivering a successful advocacy campaignВ as part of theВ National WomenвЂ™s Health Strategy 2020В toВ 2030.

Our partners in that work are not-for-profit organisations and social enterprises government, philanthropic and corporate grantmakers donors and volunteers enlightened businesses and other community builders.

Providing GovernmentВ research and implementation priorities to reduce the impacts of heart disease on women The Our Community Group provides advice, connections, training and easy-to-use tech tools for people and organisations working to build stronger communities.Key prioritiesВ to address over the next two years,В such as essential research in sex-disparities in heart healthВ and increased public awareness.Advances in the management of heart failure in women.Emerging findings on tears in coronary arteries near the heart (SCAD).This includes: leading from the top and embedding a culture that makes child safety paramount. Strong and clear governance arrangements allow leaders to ensure child safety is a focus within their organisation. AВ keynote addressВ on the need for sex and gender analysis of the impact of heart disease across the life course Child Safe Standard 1: Strategies to embed an organisational culture of child safety, including through effective leadership arrangements.The 2019 event is the second forum held and the first with a national focus. In 2019,В theВ Heart Foundation andВ the George Institute for Global HealthВ eventВ brought together more than 250 leaders in clinical care, research, women's health and women living with heart disease to develop strategies to improve women's heart health. These conditions claim the lives of 22 women every day, nearly three times as many deaths as those linked to breast cancer. Heart disease is a leading killer of Australian women.В Tackling this impact is a key priority of ourВ One HeartВ strategy.