AMA Queensland Advocacy Priorities 2024-26
Our Advocacy Priorities 2024-26 builds on our Strategic Plan 2021-23 and has been developed by the AMA Queensland secretariat, Council and Board to guide our work, priorities and actions over the next three years.
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Our advocacy priorities are in three main areas:
- Advocacy for doctors – workforce, training, leadership, wellbeing and primary-tertiary integration;
- Advocacy for patients – prevention, collaborative evidence-based practice, digital integration, First Nations health and women’s health; and
- Advocacy for our community – climate and sustainability, LGBTQIA+SB community, aged and end-of-life care, and substance-related harm.
We will work hard to advance these priorities with all levels of government and all sides of politics for the good of the Queensland community.
On Wednesday 3 July Health Minister Shannon Fentiman wrote to us in response to our 2024-25 Budget Submission and related meeting on 26 March 2024.