Check out the latest resource for Kidney health. 'Operating a dialysis machine' is an audiovisual designed to explain the workings of a dialysis machine for Yolngu people in their own language.
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Opportunities are available with the Te lethon Kids Institute to undertake one of three PhD student projects. The projects are:
1. SToP Trial (See, Treat, Prevent) Scabies and Skin Sores: Evaluation of a Stepped Wedge, Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial.
2. SToP Trial (See, Treat, Prevent) Scabies and Skin Sores: Health Promotion and Environmental Health.
3. Understanding contribution of Group A Streptococcal (GAS) pharyngitis in the context of high impetigo prevalence.
For more information contact:
Dr Asha Bowen
Mobile: 0412 608 003
Email: asha.bowen@telethonkids.org.au
Nadine Doolan
Hi everyone, just a quick note to leet you all know that I have just started at Mamu Cultural Wellbeing Centre and I am the Female Family Support Worker. I love working in the Indigenous Community and it reflects in my work.
Walks are held across the country to support Australians affected by kidney disease. Individuals and organisations are welcome to host their own walks. For further information please visit: www.kidney.org.au
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