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Discover what happens inside the University Centre for Rural Health Northern Rivers, meet the people behind our work and experience rural health education in action. Tuesday 17 November 20269am to

For UCRH Clinical Educator Sally Howard, helping speech pathology students find their feet on placement brings together two things she has enjoyed throughout her career: working with people and supporting

The University of Sydney and Northern NSW Local Health District (NNSWLHD) have reaffirmed their longstanding partnership through their Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for a further three years, continuing their shared

The people, partnerships and defining moments behind 25 years of University of Sydney rural health are being celebrated through a new exhibition and online story collection from UCRH. The Corridor

A quarter century of University of Sydney rural health in the Northern Rivers was celebrated with a day of reflection, connection and new beginnings at UCRH in Lismore on Thursday

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

How do we prepare future health professionals to work together around the needs of patients, families and communities? New rural health research co-authored by UCRH researcher Frances Barraclough explores one

A student placement that stitched connection and dignity at Fletcher Street Cottage When University of Sydney social work student Laura Cole arrived in the Northern Rivers for her placement at

Recent rural health research co-authored by UCRH researcher Frances Barraclough is shining a light on how stronger teamwork in general practice can improve care for patients and ease pressure on

A recent paper co-authored by UCRH’s Frances Barraclough adds timely insight to rural health research by examining how interprofessional collaboration in general practice can strengthen care and ease pressure on