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Issue 76

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Three people medical training
Editorial: Passion, scholarly curiosity and professional drive abound in rural health
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Emily Carter, CEO, Marninwarntikura Women’s Resource Centre.
Driven by ‘what good looks like’ in very remote health
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Student with simulated headwound
20-year commitment to upskilling rural health professionals
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Associate Professor Catherine Hawke.
Tackling rural health inequities through research connections
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Dr Spencer undertaking a procedure.
Medical student trained in Emerald returns as GP registrar
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ACRRM drug and alcohol Addiction Program helping GPs to support addiction in rural and remote communities. Grant incentives and CPD available. Discover more

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Dr Anne Karczub.
The city-based rural superhero
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Dr Bridget Clancy.
Dynamic duo building equitable access to surgical care
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Community pharmacists, Irfan and Sobia Hashmi.
Helping communities with kindness, gusto and professionalism
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Wendy Ferguson, Outback Futures counsellor.
Shaping the ethos and culture of Outback Futures
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ARHEN Leading rural and remote health education and research

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Danielle White, nursing academic
Life and work as a nursing academic in far-west NSW
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Kilmore District Health COVID-19 Vaccination Staff celebrating 6,000 vaccinations.
Shout out to COVID-19 vaccination staff
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First by CAA magazine cover

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Dr Will Horwood.
New beginnings in the Far North
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Dr Denise Powell and practice manager Katrina Pye.
Achieving excellence in GP health care as a privileged listener
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8th Rural and Remote Health Scientific Symposium. 6 & 7 Oct 2021virtual program delivery. Register now for the 8th Rural & RemoteScientific Symposium.  The full digital program showcasesmore than 60 presentations, poster sessions and engagement with high-quality keynote speakers. ruralhealth.org.au/8rrhss

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Dr Hayley Letson.
Young tall poppies in remote health honoured
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Neil Drew AM FAPS FCCOM PhD.
The 35-year learning journey of a proud non-Indigenous ally
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Dianne Zalitis, midwife and Clinical Lead for the national Pregnancy, Birth and Baby service.
A lifetime commitment to women’s health
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Dr Sophie Rymill, Rural Generalist (FACRRM Anaesthetics).
A rural generalist, for love of community
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Open road.
Grey nomad research: an unexpected journey with issues in recruitment
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Remote Pharmacist, Fran Vaughan.
Embedding community pharmacists in rural health services
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Sally West from James Cook University Centre for Rural & Remote Health, pictured in front of an artwork by The Women’s Engagement Group, Napranum.
Striving for emergency healthcare equality in remote communities
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Leanne Brown, Associate Professor (Nutrition and Dietetics), University of Newcastle, Department of Rural Health.
Dietetics role offers grand slam of clinical, teaching and research
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Paramedic and young boy practicing CPR
CAA finding new ways to engage
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Jasmine during her Fiji elective.
AMSA set for a big year in 2022
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Ellen McMaster: NSW Health Murrumbidgee LHD Physiotherapy Advisor; Murrumbidgee LHD Virtual Physiotherapy Service Team lead; clinician-researcher; Australian Physiotherapy Association National Chair, Rural Advisory Committee, and NSW Branch Council representative.
Rural physios have great depth of skills and roles
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Associate Professor Tracy Dudding-Byth, BMed, FRACP, PhD; Clinical Geneticist, NSW Genetics of Learning Disability Service, Hunter New England Health; and University of Newcastle Conjoint Associate Professor and Lead of Clinical Genetics JMP curriculum renewal.
Newcastle clinical geneticist leads landmark study

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