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CheckUP’s Health Industry Workforce Advisor brings workforce knowledge to the APNA Festival of Nursing

CheckUP’s Health Industry Workforce Advisor (IWA) Alina Khalid recently attended the 2025 APNA Festival of Nursing, joining nurses and health leaders from across Australia to explore the future of primary health care.

The conference showcased a range of innovative workforce models and tools including shared medical appointments, the use of AI to augment healthcare providers, team-based approaches such as GP–Aged Care Nurse coordination models. These sessions provided valuable insights into how different models can strengthen access to care, improve collaboration, and better support both patients and providers.

For CheckUP, being part of events like this ensures that our IWA program continues to bring up-to-date workforce knowledge, ideas, and innovations back to the practices and providers we work with every day. This means our clients benefit not only from direct workforce support but also from the latest thinking across Australia’s primary care sector.

The Industry Workforce Advisor program supports small to medium health and community services businesses to address workforce challenges, diversify their workforces, and support workforce and productivity growth. Find out more by selecting the button below.

Industry Workforce Advisors

Join us on Tuesday 25 November from 12 – 2 pm for the final Queensland Primary Health Care Network (QPHCN) event of 2025 as we mark Disability Action Week with an exploration of this year’s theme: ‘Communicate. Connect. Create’.

Discover how healthcare providers and businesses across Queensland are working towards improving disability inclusion through accessible communication, genuine connection and by creating inclusive service design and delivery.

Along with our MC, Dr Dinesh Pilipana, there will be a range of engaging speakers with lived and living experience of disability, and people who champion inclusion and strengthen connections. Plus, there will be opportunities to share ideas and stories that support people with disability.