We’re thrilled to announce that Dr Ewen McPhee has been elected as our eleventh President and will formally commence his new role in October at #RMA18. Read more here: https://t.co/ceM9kbCmC6 @Fly_texan
Presidential Election: Dr Ewen McPhee seeking ACRRM leadership to continue with “forward-thinking College” #acrrm#ruralwithacrrm https://t.co/GgiYQ9x39d
Our Great Debate topic at #RMA18 has just been revealed… ‘Rural Medical Workforce Solution - born and bred or carefully crafted?’ Join the conversation and register for RMA18 today - https://t.co/l5WQ3sOJXm
Our fifth year medicine students, Carolyn Reimann and Rebecca Fatnowna visited Parliament this week to discuss increasing training opportunities in rural areas as part of the Specialist Training Program. Find out more about the program at https://t.co/Jp2BLRDTb6
We are excited to announce the launch of a new section to our website where you can discover our training posts in Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander health. https://t.co/Qql1z804ug @jcu#IndigenousHealth#RuralGP#GPTraining#NAIDOC2018
This week in GP Matters: New immunisation schedule fact sheets; Updated referral templates; My Health Record information packs are on the way - https://t.co/RdcqbGzlzZ
A JCU researcher is tracking the factors that influence the survival of breast cancer sufferers in North Queensland - where there is a higher than national average mortality rate.
https://t.co/yEwGoakS4a
Great to see our medicine student Albert Ho-Huynh doing vital research into what factors influence the survival of breast cancer victims in Far North Queensland. @jcu#JCUMedicine#MakeLifeMatter#JCUResearch https://t.co/rlIHbFY6cC
Congratulations to ACRRM members Dr Carmel Walker and Dr Neil Beaton for receiving a Meterious Service Award at the RDAQ Conference in Brisbane last week. Congratulations to Dr Bryce Nicol who was also awarded Outstanding Rural Registrar of the Year https://t.co/UTkMKFGSBC
Today is National Sorry Day. We remember and commemorate the Stolen Generation and come together to work towards healing for the Stolen Generations, their families and communities. @jcu#CloseTheGap#NationalSorryDay#IndigenousHealth
Today we've launched our 2018 RFDS Local Hero Awards in Queensland. Do you know a hidden hero who goes above and beyond to help the Flying Doctor?Make sure to nominate them! https://t.co/rHTpmmC1QX
GP SURVEY
AIDA Indigenous student member, Kathryn Dalmer is looking for assistance from GPs Australia wide to take part in short survey that aims to gather GP's views on the effectiveness of Indigenous cultural training.
https://t.co/h2YocjKQFa