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.
This workshop recording can assist with developing you abstract submission for WHRN2025. The recording content covers: Basic abstract structures. How you can make your conference abstract easy to understand Being
The goal of the WHRN 2025 Abstract Mentor Program is for mentees to receive support in developing their abstract. Mentoring is available to rurally based Emerging or Early Career Researchers,
