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Over the past few weeks, we’ve been proud to share Moments with Marce, a six part video series featuring Biripi/Worimi woman and UCRH Senior Lecturer Dr Marcelle Townsend‑Cross. The response
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Over the past few weeks, we’ve been proud to share Moments with Marce, a six part video series featuring Biripi/Worimi woman and UCRH Senior Lecturer Dr Marcelle Townsend‑Cross. The response

UCRH researcher Jane Linton is a co-author on two newly published journal articles that contribute to Aboriginal health research and Indigenous musculoskeletal health knowledge. The papers were published in the

Being invited to deliver the Sydney Environment Institute’s Iain McCalman Lecture is a significant honour, reserved for scholars whose work is shaping national conversations on environment, society and public good.

A recent journal publication co-authored by UCRH researcher Associate Professor Emma Walke is adding valuable insight to Aboriginal health research, with a national focus on what makes Indigenous health interventions

High quality student placements sit at the heart of rural health research, shaping how future health professionals learn, adapt and stay connected to place. A new journal publication co-authored by

UCRH PhD candidate Caroline Deen has been awarded a Diabetes Australia grant to support her research on developing better ways to understand and measure food security for Aboriginal and Torres

A new paper published in Musculoskeletal Science and Practice has outlined the development of a checklist designed to help ensure patient education materials for low back pain address the information

At the UCRH Simulation Centre, we work closely with Aboriginal Health Workers and Practitioners who play an essential role in the health of their communities. They are frequently the first

Rural health research from UCRH is helping shape how Australian teenagers could learn about pain in the classroom, with new findings highlighting gaps in understanding and clear preferences for how

We are proud to be involved in a newly published paper that explores a creative new way to share health research with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Published in