Congratulations to Nicole Hewlett (PhD Candidate + WM2Adults Project Manager) and Peter d’Abbs for their new book, published on Springer Link – ‘Learning from 50 years of Aboriginal alcohol programs’.
It’s available as either an e-book or a printed book. https://t.co/mPaV1ASUFh
So excited to be at #Lowitja2023. Yesterday I had the opportunity to present findings from the first part of my MPhil research. Grateful for my wonderful supervisors @LarnzLarnz @garvey_gail@k8and0 ✨☺️ @LowitjaInstitut Thanks for having me!
It’s been a massive year of field trips for our What Matters team ✈️ Today our Investigators @k8and0 and @kirstenhoward10 are visiting #Moruya to kick off the WM2Adults Implementation study for #FirstNations#cancer patients in the region
Bonnie also showed us her compilation of #Aboriginal#bushmedicine, which also details their benefits and interactions with hospital cancer treatments - thanks Bonnie for sharing your local knowledge!
🙌🏼 Exciting news! Dr Kate Anderson, our Senior Research Fellow, has been awarded an @nhmrc#IdeasGrant for the What Matters to First Nations Kids: Co-designing a wellbeing measure for First Nations children aged 5-11 years (WM2K Project) 🌟 @garvey_gail
Our team Christmas tree, complete with our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander fabric of #wellbeing 🎄Check out our paper https://t.co/vFHJW0Iu2I @garvey_gail@ngampromwongse
Yarning About Cultural Safety project was successful in the @MetSthHealth RSS #Aboriginal Novice Researcher Grant!! Excited to be working alongside my wonderful co-investigators! MY FIRST GRANT 🙌🏻✨🎉@garvey_gail @drbenabrown @LarnzLarnz @jlnixon1 & Dr Kate Anderson @UQMedicine
Dr Kate Anderson and Tasha-Jade Cole presenting the #WM2Youth#photoyarning project! This national study aims to develop a survey measure of #wellbeing specifically for #AboriginalandTorresStraitIslander youth.
Tasha did a fabulous job on her first ever presentation! ✨👏🏻
And the 2022 @dietitiansaus External Research Prize at #COSA22 goes to @ElainaElderRob - congratulations Elaina, very well-deserved recognition of excellent #cancer#nutrition research! A fitting close to a fabulous conference highlighting equitable cancer care for all. 👏 👏 👏
A big shout out to the tireless work of our talented What Matters interviewers - @garvey_gail, @tamarabutler, @LarnzLarnz, @David_Tarnda, Brian Arley and Amy Creighton. Indigenous researchers = good data = better outcomes