An aboriginal perspective of teen pregnancy: Cally Jetta at DFTB18 An aboriginal perspective of teen pregnancy: Cally Jetta at DFTB18 — Read on dontforgetthebubbles.com/aboriginal_perspective_of_teen_pregnancy_cally_jetta/
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Health Professionals make valuable contributions to healthcare across Australia through their clinical and cultural knowledge skills. Creating sustainable career pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers in the health sector is vital to help close the gap in Indigenous health outcomes. In an effort to… via Deadly…
This isn’t a health issue, it’s a #HumanRights issue. Why are our First People’s suffering a disease of poverty? Is it #outofsightoutofmind? Please help spread this story, this disease should not exist in Australia @GregHuntMP @NACCHOAustralia @ACRRM https://t.co/dBQUPRbf21 — drmolly (@drmollyRG) May 20, 2018 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
This talk was recorded live on the second day at DFTB17 in Brisbane. If you missed out in 2017 then why not book your leave for 2018 now. Tickets are on sale for the pre-conference workshops as well as the conference itself at http://www.dftb18.com. Josh is a paediatric infectious disease specialist from Darwin in the… via…
Dr Louis Peachey on why role models matter https://t.co/3no3i7KeQg @Fly_texan @ketaminh @AIDAAustralia @drmolly @acrrm @RaatusRuth — Julie Lambert (@PedanticLamb) November 2, 2017
If health professionals treat Indigenous colleagues like this what must it be like for Indigenous patients?https://t.co/tHaLGDgjBw — #hellomynameis DrTim (@timsenior) August 16, 2017
Indigenous youth suicide – technology overcomes barriers to seeking help. #iBobbly #blackdoginstitute Full story: https://t.co/NsSe5m02mI pic.twitter.com/3ZM4RwpeUN — First Nations Tgraph (@FNTelegraph) February 14, 2017
Death by racism: bigotry in the #health system is harming Indigenous patients. #HealthCare #IndigenousHealth https://t.co/hBmkU9d8WT — Monya M (@MonyaMyms) February 6, 2017
MJA online exclusive: Burden of invasive infections in critically ill #Indigenous children in Australia #openaccess https://t.co/nmaiCBMqL6 pic.twitter.com/t3CFakwszr — MJA (@theMJA) January 29, 2017
Inspired by Dr Robin Park’s really great deep dive into the Grommet literature I got to thinking about CSOM in my world – the tropics. I decided to enlist Dr Richard Lewis, Perth-based ENT Surgeon and all round nice guy to hear about a really cool Ear Health project that he is involved in and…
