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.
A/Prof Levi Osuagwa from Western Sydney University talks about his experience with Journal Clubs, how to take the next steps, and how to develop and sustain them locally. https://youtu.be/hk4rMtljdPs Link:
It’s time to get your Abstract submitted! Abstracts for WHRN2026 will close Monday 6 July. Submission is being done via the AwardForce platform: Western NSW Health Research Network Research Symposium
Lorraine Rose presents to us about AI and the ethical use of it in research, including how to evaluate AI tools and then demonstrations across various tools that can increase
