What does AAHP mean in ASSOCIATIONS

The primary goal of the AAHP is to advocate for improved access, quality, and equity in healthcare services across Australia's allied health sector. They work to ensure that cost-effective, evidence-based treatments are available to all patients.

Membership in the AAHP is open to any individual or organization with an interest in promoting better outcomes in allied health care. This includes non-profit organizations such as hospitals, universities, research institutes, and advocacy groups as well as individual practitioners such as doctors and nurses.

The AAHP advocates for improved patient care through education and research initiatives. Their initiatives are aimed at strengthening clinical practice guidelines and improving workforce planning within the sector. Additionally, they focus on increasing awareness about issues affecting vulnerable patients such as those living in rural areas or from disadvantaged backgrounds.

The AAHP engages in a range of activities designed to further their goals. These include developing policy proposals, engaging with key stakeholders on legislative updates, providing educational seminars and webinars for members, undertaking research projects and reviewing clinical literature related to healthcare quality improvement efforts.

You can reach out directly via email at [email protected] or by calling +61 3 62311 074 during business hours AEST/EDT Monday — Fridays 9am - 5pm. Alternatively you may contact them via their website https://aahpasiaaustralia.org/.