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Kimberley immersion proves instrumental in nurturing love for rural medicine among rural doctors
The University of Notre Dame Kimberley immersion program assists second-year medical students develop an understanding of life in remote Western Australia. The program provides an opportunity for students to engage…
WA Country Health trialling innovative technology to detect RHD in the Pilbara
WA Country Health Service (WACHS) is using innovative technology to help stamp out Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD) in the Pilbara. According to WA Country Health Service’s Project Nurse Coordinator for…
Transforming Aboriginal healthcare through a yarn
The art of yarning in healthcare is bridging cultural gaps and fostering trust between Aboriginal patients and healthcare practitioners in the Midwest. Clinical Yarning is the brainchild of Professor Dawn…
Enhancing eye health in Aboriginal communities
First Nations people in Australia are three times more likely to suffer blindness and vision impairment compared to non-Indigenous Australians, experiencing conditions such as diabetic retinopathy, cataracts and trachoma at…
Country health opens the doors to former nurses returning to the workforce
WA Country Health Service (WACHS) is bolstering its country nursing workforce through an initiative that supports nurses returning to the workplace to regain their registration. WACHS’ Registered Nurse Re-Entry Program…