This project aims to reduce amputations in Aboriginal people living in the Kimberley Region of Western Australia (WA) and build the capacity of the Aboriginal Health Workers and Health Practitioners in the Kimbe
For the first time in Australia, Diabetes WA have funded a number of ARANZ medical Silhouette Star point of care devices for Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services.
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It is National Diabetes Week from Sunday 14 July to Saturday 20 July. The 2019 theme 'It’s about time' aims to raise awareness of all types of diabetes and how it affects those that are
Diabetes WA will be holding their annual Aboriginal Health Forum on Thursday 30 May 2019 in Perth. Organisations are invited to contact Diabetes WA if they would like to have a stand at the Forum, places are limited so please contact:
Natalie J
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Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet
(owner)
Hi Nutrition and physical activity mob,
Check out the July Nutrition and Physical Activity Newsletter from the Australian Indigenous Health InfoNet
Corinne Martin
CLINIC RECEPTIONIST, (part time, based in Tweed Heads)
An
opportunity exists at North Coast NSW Medicare Local for a Clinic
Receptionist based at Bugalwena General Practice in Tweed Heads.
Bugalwena General Practice provides health services targeted at
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their families.
The position is part-time, 16 hours per week for Thursdays and Fridays. It is a maternity leave replacement for up to 7 months.
To apply, go to www.ncml.org.au
(About US – Working at NCML) and complete the NCML Employment
Application Form addressing the selection criteria outlined in the
Position Description.
NCML is an Equal Opportunities Employer and encourages indigenous Australians to apply for this position.
For further information contact Lyn Henderson, Acting Practice Manager, on 07 5513 1322 .
Applications close at 5:00pm on Monday 18 March 2013 .
Phillip Brown
Looking forward to finishing off, writing a submission about a resource book with an aboriginal contemporary story to promote culturally appropriate health & hygiene issues. "5 crow brothers learn to play the didgeridoo" but there is only one didge ad they cannot share it without cleaning it properly first etc...
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The Quality Assurance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Medical Services (QAAMS) provides culturally appropriate and clinically effective diabetes management to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through the use of resources and training...
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