PAYING FOR TOMORROW’S HEALTH
With a growing and ageing population,
how is New Zealand going to fund Health Services in the future?

Presentations

All the presentations below are in PDF format and can be viewed with Adobe™ Reader.

First day of Conference: 7 June 2007

	Health expenditure: a long-term economic and fiscal lens Peter Mersi, Deputy Secretary, State Sector Performance Group, the Treasury
	Population Based Funding (PBFF) & Health Policy Dr Gary Jackson, Manager Clinical Panning Counties Manukau District Health Board
	What Can We Learn from the NHS? Geraint Martin, CEO, Counties Manukau District Health Board

	Public/Private Partnerships Richard Wallace, Executive Manager, Commonwealth Bank
	Gamekeeper Turned Poacher Neil Woodhams, Tumuaki, Te Kupenga O Hoturoa Charitable Trust

What makes populations healthy?  How do we prioritise health spending?
Professor Alistair Woodward, Head, School of Population Health, Auckland
 

Balancing spending priorities in in health-care
Professor Grant Gillett, Neurosurgeon and Professor of Medical Ethics, Otago University

The DHB Sector after 5 Years
Stephen McKernan, Director General of Health, Ministry of Health
 

Innovation for Survival
David Meates, CEO Wairarapa District Health Board
 

Managing a Deficit
Margot Mains, CEO Capital & Coast District Health Board
 

Moving Upstream
Chris Mules, Chief Planning and Funding Officer, Counties Manukau District Health Board
 

Building Strategic Partnerships in Health
Rob Cooper, Chief Executive Officer, Ngati Hine Health Trust
 

How Do Other Industries Manage Sustainability?
David Lovatt, Senior Manager, Consulting, Deloitte
 

Paying for Tomorrow's Drugs
Matthew Brougham, Acting Chief Executive at PHARMAC
 

Paying for a Scarce Workforce
Maryan Street, MP