Rural health research networks, supported by corporate and community partnerships, are essential for addressing the health disparities faced by rural and remote populations.
By combining resources, enhancing communication, ensuring sustainability, and building local research capacity, these collaborations can lead to significant improvements in health outcomes for individuals living in rural communities.
Barclay, L., Phillips, A., & Lyle, D. (2023). Rural and remote health research: Does the investment match the need? Rural and Remote Health, 23(1), 1-12.
Congratulations to the newly elected Western NSW Health Research Network Executive for 2026. Co-Chair: Catherine Keniry (elected unopposed) Co-Chair, First Nations: Deb Kenna (elected unopposed) Deputy Chairperson: Alice Munro (elected
WHRN2025, held on November 3rd and 4th, at CSU Orange Campus, served as an opportunity for sharing innovative research and developing collaboration among health professionals, researchers, and community stakeholders in
