AI Use in Research
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
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.
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

The WHRN2026 Organising Team warmly invites all WHRN members and friends to present, lead, facilitate, or co‑present a workshop at WHRN2026. This is a wonderful opportunity to share your expertise,

We are delighted to announce that submissions of Abstracts for WHRN2026 is now open! Submission is being done via the AwardsForce platform: Western NSW Health Research Network Research Symposium &