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How can organisations make sure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have a stronger say over how their data is collected, stored and used? A new paper co-authored by UCRH’s
Aboriginal health research and education was front and centre yesterday as UCRH welcomed Professor Reuben Bolt, the University’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Indigenous Strategy and Services, and members of his portfolio for
Rural health research that supports better care for Aboriginal and Indigenous communities is at the heart of a new publication co-authored by UCRH researcher Jane Linton. The paper marks the
For students considering a future in rural health careers, last Friday’s UCRH Health Careers Day offered a chance to see what that future could really look like. Held at our
Rural health research is helping shine a light on a common problem that affects millions of people worldwide. A new publication involving Professor Chris Williams from UCRH, as part of
Helping grow the future rural health workforce development is a big part UCRH’s role, which is why we’re excited to see Sarah Crook, UCRH Occupational Therapy Clinical Educator, appointed to
A major rural health research project led by UCRH’s Dr Cassandra Sedran-Price has secured over $700,000 through a prestigious National Health and Medical Research Council Investigator Grant. The funding will
A new research protocol is laying the groundwork for a clearer understanding of how non-invasive brain stimulation may help improve sleep in older adults, including those living with neurological disorders.
Rural health research is helping shine a light on an overlooked issue: the mental health of young Australians with disability. A new study led by Dr Jodie Bailie has found
What does food security look like when culture, Country and community are part of the picture? That’s the question driving a UCRH-led Aboriginal health research project working alongside communities on
