The Wobbly Hub Research aims to improve access to allied health services for people living in rural and remote areas
Sydney
Joined July 2013
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Leading the process, Professor Tom Calma: It's going to be a collective outcome, working with the various groups at a regional and national bodies to be able to bring it all together.
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.@AuDigitalHealth has launched new online training for allied health professionals. Read about Clinical Reference Lead and Clinical Psychologist Jamie Marshall's experience at myhealthrecord.gov.au/news-a… #DigitalHealth #alliedhealth
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Allied health sector welcomes @AustralianLabor commitment to rural/remote/indigenous allied health workforce with announcement of Commonwealth Chief Allied Health Officer. (ahpa.com.au/news-events/labo…) #auspol #AusVotes #AusVotesHealth #medicare #alliedhealth #npc @PressClubAust
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Distribution of Allied health professions across Australia.
Do we need to say more about the shortfall in the non-medical workforce? We need 3000 more Allied Health professionals in #ruralhealth - the third plank in the workforce problem. #Vote1RuralHealth @NRHAlliance
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Our new paper discussing the potential for mobile apps to improve experience of care in a tertiary children's hospital. Both app function & its implementation are important for improving patient experiences #eHealth #mHealth onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… @nnajanssen @USyd_Westmead
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Rural children are the most disadvantaged
Speech therapy lottery leaves a million children languishing on waiting lists mirror.co.uk/news/politics/s…
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How much do you know about Australia’s Indigenous languages? Check out this organisation firstlanguages.org.au. and this link to find first languages for your local area.
firstlanguages.org.au/get-in… @SpeechPathAus #IYIL2019
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A review of 101 publications suggests that “Patients’ drawings can predict their health outcomes”!
weforum.org/agenda/2019/02/w…
Delivering Quality Allied Health Services to Children with Complex Disability via Telepractice: Lessons Learned from Four Case Studies readcube.com/articles/10.100…
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Congratulation Yvonne, Poche Scholar on your first paper!
Enabling Aboriginal dental assistants to apply fluoride varnish for school children in communities with a high Aboriginal population in New South Wales, Australia: a study protocol for a... bit.ly/2sGKduI
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Excellent outcomes from project involving allied health students and older members of our rural community
Researchers @CharlesSturtUni #csuresearch #AlburyWodonga including show older people undertaking regular wellness program #AgeingWell benefitted physically, mentally from 10-wk program > Read ow.ly/Qw9y30nqFDb
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As a true believer in the power of Sport, I’m excited to join the Board of @sportaustralia. As someone who has proudly worn the Green & Gold for a couple of decades & as a trained PDHPE teacher, I hope to do my part for a healthy, active, inclusive & successful sporting nation.
Fantastic to announce the appointment of four new commissioners to the @sportaustralia Board - @kurtfearnley, Amanda Laing, Andrew Ireland and Pippa Downes - health.gov.au/internet/minis… #findyour30 #getactive
Thinking of our colleagues, collaborators and the community in Walgett. abc.net.au/news/2019-01-04/c… – at Suffolk Park, New South Wales
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2019 is the International Year of Indigenous Languages. en.iyil2019.org/. How would you like to see SPA support this initiative? How will you support it in your community? @SpeechPathAus #IYIL2019
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.@SpeechPathAus 2019 research grant round now open. Closing date March 31. speechpathologyaustralia.org… #ebp
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The urban myth that farmers are a bunch of ageing rural red-necks has been busted! New data shows 20-30 per cent of farmers are more engaged with their communities than city folk and often more progressive, less religious and increasingly female. bit.ly/2F0Eqrg
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Was doing a TeleFollow up today with the Mum of a 5 yr old in a remote community, just fitted with a Hearing Headband.
Mum is seeing big changes in her girl’s listening behaviour & said ‘If she’s happy, I’m happy. Her eyes light up when we get the headband out: big smiles.’
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Rural and remote speech-language pathology service inequities: An Australian human rights dilemma tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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“#NDIS planners and LACs need better training.” We shared some of your #NDISMakeitWork forum questions and ideas with Rob De Luca, CEO of the NDIA.
Catch the rest of the interview (with captions) at everyaustraliancounts.com.au…