PROGRESS 2050: Toward a prosperous future for all Australians
Despite the care economy’s size and scale, challenges persist in care quality, how care is consumed, as well as the policies and planning that underpin it. Hear directly from leading thinkers on re-imagining new ways to deliver care that boosts efficiency and offer positive outcomes for all Australians.
Hear from: Dr David Hayward, Emeritus Professor Public Policy and the Social Economy, RMIT University The Hon. Bronwyn Pike AM, Chief Executive Officer, Uniting Vic.Tas Professor Irene Blackberry, Chair and Director, John Richards Centre for Rural Ageing Research, La Trobe University Cassandra Winzar, Senior Economist, CEDA.
Hear from: Dr David Hayward, Emeritus Professor Public Policy and the Social Economy, RMIT University The Hon. Bronwyn Pike AM, Chief Executive Officer, Uniting Vic.Tas Professor Irene Blackberry, Chair and Director, John Richards Centre for Rural Ageing Research, La Trobe University Cassandra Winzar, Senior Economist, CEDA.
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Re-Imagining Australia's Care EconomyDespite the care economy’s size and scale, challenges persist in care quality, how care is consumed, as well as the policies and planning that underpin it. Hear directly from leading thinkers on re-imagining new ways to deliver care that boosts efficiency and offer positive outcomes for all Australians.
Hear from: Dr David Hayward, Emeritus Professor Public Policy and the Social Economy, RMIT University The Hon. Bronwyn Pike AM, Chief Executive Officer, Uniting Vic.Tas Professor Irene Blackberry, Chair and Director, John Richards Centre for Rural Ageing Research, La Trobe University Cassandra Winzar, Senior Economist, CEDA.
