Collaboration with the World Health Organization

Ahpra is a designated World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Health Workforce Regulation.

There are over 800 institutions in more than 80 Member States working with the WHO on areas ranging from non-communicable and communicable diseases, to mental health, health technologies and building the health workforce of the future. We work in partnership with the WHO to promote best practice in health workforce regulation and promote access to quality health care.

Our work with the WHO

As a WHO collaborating centre, Ahpra:

• assists the WHO in providing technical support to strengthen health workforce regulatory systems in member states
• supports the WHO in promoting the adoption of contemporary regulatory approaches to health workforce regulation, and
• strengthens the capacity, skills and knowledge of regulators in member states under the WHO's guidance.

Latest news

The next meeting of the Western Pacific Regional Network of Health Workforce Regulators will be on 28 January 2021. Find out more about the regional network.

Contact us

World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Health Workforce Regulation

WHO_CC_HWR@ahpra.gov.au

Within Australia: 1300 419 495 | Overseas callers: +61 3 9275 9009