The Western NSW Health Research Network is proud to announce the WHRN 2026 Research Symposium: “Innovating for Health Equity: Bridging Gaps in Rural Healthcare” This symposium presents a unique opportunity for rural
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
We are pleased to advise our members that nominations are open for the office bearer roles on the WHRN Executive Committee. These will be appointed and /or voted on at
The WHRN network is pleased to announce on behalf of our sponsors the following opportunities for support to attend the WHRN2025 Research Symposium and Western NSW Researcher of the Year
We are very fortunate to have Dr Kristy Robson from Three Rivers Department of Rural Health joining us to share her expertise. We encourage you to bring examples of challenges from your own research,
There has never been a better time to join WHRN as an Individual Member! All new members from 1 July 2025 – 31 October 2025 will go into the draw
The Rural Research Collaborative Learning Network (RR-CLaN) is a rural-led initiative coordinated by Northern NSW Local Health District in collaboration with the Central Coast, Far West, Hunter New England, Illawarra
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
