- About Us
- Committee of Management
- Advisory Board
About us
The Joanna Briggs Foundation Inc is a benevolent charitable body established to encourage and foster the interest and financial support of those wishing to nurture and extend the Joanna Briggs Institute's extensive international programs, particularly in poor countries.
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Mission
To foster and nurture the interest and financial support of those wishing to improve global health outcomes through:
Providing quality health care for people across the world (including those in poor and disadvantaged countries)
Ensuring access to the best, most up to date health information
Facilitating the education and training of health professionals to become effective clinical leaders
Values
The Joanna Briggs Foundation believes in:
The right of all individuals to have access to the best possible health care regardless of socio-economic status, age, gender, race, faith or religion
The responsibility of all healthcare professionals to work within an ethic of care at all times
The essential nature of providing health care based on the latest best evidence
Rules of Association
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Committee of Management
Professor Alison Kitson
School of Nursing, University of Adelaide
jill.white@sydney.edu.au
Professor Leslye Long, AM, PhD
Clinical Associate Professor, School of Nursing,
The University of Adelaide
lesley.long@bigpond.com.au
Professor Margaret Harrison
School of Nursing Community Health and Epidemiology, Director Queen's Joanna Briggs Collaboration Senior Scientist Practice and Research in Nursing (PRN) Group Queen's University, margaret.b.harrison@queensu.ca
Associate Professor Lisa Hopp
Director Indiana Centre for Evidence Based Nursing Practice: A JBI Collaborating Centre, Purdue University Calumet,
ljhopp@calumet.purdue.edu
Ms Tiffany Conroy
Discipline of Nursing, University of Adelaide,
tiffany.conroy@adelaide.edu.au
Dr Morankar Sudhakar
Director Ethiopian JBI Centre,
morankarsn@yahoo.com
Professor Noel Lindsay
Entrepreneurship, Commercialisation and Innovation Centre, Faculty of Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences, University of Adelaide,
noel.lindsay@adelaide.edu.au
Associate Professor Mellick Chehade
Discipline of Orthopaedics & Trauma, University of Adelaide, mellick.chehade@adelaide.edu.au
Professor Jill White
Dean, Sydney Nursing School, University of Sydney and Deputy Chair, Council of Deans Nursing & Midwifery
Rules of Association
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Minutes
Download the JBF Minutes 2 March
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Download The Joanna Briggs Foundation Inc AGM Minutes Dec 2010
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Advisory Board
Patron
Her Excellency Ms Quentin Bryce, AC
Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia
Members
Professor Fiona Wood AM,
Director of Burns Service of WA
Professor Carmen Lawrence
Professorial Fellow, University of WA
After training as a research psychologist at the University of Western Australia and lecturing in a number of Australian universities, Dr Lawrence entered politics in 1986, serving at both State and Federal levels for 21 years. She was at various times W.A Minister for Education and Aboriginal affairs and was the first woman Premier and Treasurer of a State government. She shifted to Federal politics in 1994 when she was elected as the Member for Fremantle and was appointed Minister for Health and Human Services and Minister assisting the Prime Minister on the Status of Women. She has held various portfolios in Opposition, including Indigenous Affairs, Environment, Industry and Innovation and was elected national President of the Labor Party in 2004. She retired from politics in 2007.
She is now a Professorial Fellow at the University of Western Australia where she is working to establish a centre to research the forces driving significant social change in key areas of contemporary challenge as well as exploring our reactions to that change. The centre will also seek to expose for public discussion the processes most likely to achieve social change where that is a desired objective.
Gavin Moodie
Principal Policy Adviser, RMIT
Kerry O'Brien
Presenter '7.30 Report' ABC1
Professor Alison Tierney
Editor in Chief, Journal of Advanced Nursing
Richard Aedy
Presenter 'Life Matters' ABC Radio National
Dr Jo Tiddy
JTCT Consultants
Professor Catharine Lumby
Director, Journalism & Media Research Centre, University of NSW
Rowan Callick
Asia-Pacific Editor, The Australian
Rules of Association
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