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Q Rural Health West Chairman Grant Woodhams and Gabrielle Woodhams, Prof D’Arcy Holman, CEO Ms Belinda Bailey and Dr Kim Hames and Stephanie Hames.
ce d health agenthcie Gala Dinner Dan Over 250 GPs an anniversar y at a 25 r fo n’s tio ed sa ay ni pl a ga hestr celebrate the or ian Doctors’ Orc Western Austral es launched a am H m Ki r last month. The D er ist in M lth ea H d the organisation over the gathering an evements of the hi ac e th on ok bo ile Rural Health commemorative da Bailey said wh lin Be s M O the needs of CE s. focus of meeting the last 25 year re co its e, bl ra immeasu West had grown ained the same. m re le op rural pe
Q Ms Angela McGlone and Dr David Gaskell
Q MLA Dr Graham Jacobs and Kathryn Jacobs with Mr Gerry Gannon
Q Mr Kim Snowball, Dr Felicity Jefferies and Dr Willie Walker
Q Rural Health Workforce Australia Chairman Ian Taylor and Sandy Taylor with ACRRM President Prof Richard Murray
Q Ms Lesley Taylor and Dr Andrew Taylor
Students say thanks The University of Notre Dame’s Australia Rural and Remote Health Placement Program (RRHPP) celebrated its 10th anniversary with four simultaneous ‘Thank You’ dinners in the Wheatbelt towns of Cunderdin, Kellerberrin, Merredin and Narrogin. Notre Dame’s Head of Population and Preventive Health, Prof Donna Mak said the program, which earned a national teaching award last year, taught medical students the importance of service and the ethical and personal aspects of delivering health care – something which cannot be achieved by academics and course books alone.
Q Notre Dame students and Prof Alan Wright (right) outside the Merredin District Hospital.
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