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8 November 2016

General discussion

Discuss any aspects of Indigenous diabetes
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26 March

QAAMS National Workshop group photo

The Quality Assurance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Medical Services (QAAMS) have released the group photo from their National Workship in Brisbane in early March.
Check out the photo
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15 March

Cultural Awareness Survey

The University of Melbourne Department of Rural Health is seeking to study the influence of participation in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural awareness training on professional practice in the allied health and related disciplines.
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11 January

The Diabetes Story Moblie App

The Diabetes Story mobile app is now available. The Diabetes story app uses audio-visual aids such as
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Last Post by Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet

21 December 2017

HealthInfoNet Christmas closure

Thanks to all of our supporters in 2017. We are looking forward to working with you in 2018! As we're based at ECU, our offices will close between 23 December and 7 January. The website will still remain available though!
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Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet (owner) Abstracts submissions are invited for the 2018 Aboriginal Health Conference . Abstract submissions close on Monday 30 April 2018. Kind Regards Michelle Elwell Senior Research Officer
Katie Yeomans
Ingrid Wreghitt
Colette Lappin
Janinne Gliddon
Kathy Ride
Anthea Fawcett
Michael Ah Kit
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... What do you think about ?

Diabetes - Top to Toe
By Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet 4 May
This symposium will provide participants with the latest information in the diabetes arena and will include discussion of some practical and innovative approaches that diabetes health professionals can draw upon in their daily practice. The symposium w...
Diabetes Update - Dubbo NSW
By Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet 28 May
This face to face session will provide information regarding up to date diabetes management strategies including: - guidelines for blood glucose monitoring - an update on glucose lowering medications - tools and tips for advice on nutrition and exerc...
Diabetes WA Aboriginal Health Forum 2018
By Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet 27 June
This Aboriginal Health Forum is a annual event hosted by Diabetes Western Australia (WA). The forum brings together health professionals and showcases innovative programs and initiatives, the latest diabetes research and will feature key note speakers fro...
2018 National NAIDOC Week
By Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet 8 July
The theme of NAIDOC Week 2018 is Because of her, we can! The week will celebrate the invaluable contributions that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women have made – and continue to make, as active and significant role models at the community, local,...
Australasian Diabetes Congress 2018
By Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet 22 August
The Australian Diabetes Congress formerly known as the Australian Diabetes Society and the Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) Annual Scientific Meeting will bring together national and international experts to promote the exchange of the lat...

Yarning place Info

Newsletter:

Diabetes

General discussion

QAAMS National Workshop group photo

Cultural Awareness Survey

The Diabetes Story Moblie App

HealthInfoNet Christmas closure