The premiere satellite broadcast of the Rural Health Education Foundation’s international award winning trauma recovery program is scheduled for Tuesday 16th March.
Recovery from Trauma: What Works was the only program outside North America to win a “FREDDIE” statuette at the prestigious 2009 International Health and Medical Media Awards.
read more »An interactive television broadcast and simultaneous webcast about early rheumatoid arthritis - the second program in the Rural Health Education Foundation’s four-part series exploring the national musculoskeletal clinical guidelines - is scheduled for Tuesday March 9th.
Early Rheumatoid Arthritis: Clinical Guideline for Diagnosis and Management focuses on diagnosis, early management, …
read more »Three new programs about musculoskeletal issues will feature in the Rural Health Education Foundation’s autumn 2010 broadcast schedule, along with new educational television programs on acute coronary syndromes, otitis media and mental health in relation to both prostate cancer and carers.
The Foundation’s preliminary schedule of accredited satellite television broadcasts …
read more »The new 10-part audio series Diabetes Matters, produced by the Rural Health Education Foundation in collaboration with the Australian Diabetes Educators Association and the Australian Diabetes Society, is now available for free on CD and online.
Australian health professionals can now order a free CD set of the series, download …
read more »Australian Rural Doctor magazine, a regular supplement to Australian Doctor, has based a clinical treatment article on the Rural Health Education Foundation’s T2DM Guidelines Series: Primary Prevention, Case Detection and Diagnosis educational television program.
The magazine published a “How to Treat” article entitled “T2DM: Prevention and risk management” in their …
read more »A selection of the Rural Health Education Foundation’s most popular educational television programs are available for free on DVD and, in some cases, audio CD.
The current range of free resources includes programs on diabetes, musculoskeletal health, stress, depression, continence and Indigenous health.
How to order free resources
The Foundation is generously …
read more »A new Rural Health Education Foundation television program airing on Tuesday 23rd February explores aged care assessments in rural and remote communities.
The broadcast on the Aged Care Assessment Program looks at the role of rural primary health care professionals in the comprehensive assessment of the needs of the ageing …
read more »An interactive television broadcast and simultaneous webcast on Tuesday February 9th about juvenile idiopathic arthritis is the first program in a new four-part Rural Health Education Foundation television series which explores the national musculoskeletal clinical guidelines.
Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis: Clinical Guideline for Diagnosis and Management covers the recommendations for the …
read more »The Rural Health Education Foundation is seeking a new health and medical project officer, to be located in its Canberra office.
Announcing the advertising for this position, Rural Health Education Foundation CEO Don Perlgut said: “Following a re-structure, the Foundation has decided to advertise for a new position. We are looking …
read more »The Foundation’s program It Takes a Village which focuses on preventing child abuse and neglect will be screened on Aurora TV on the 31st January 2010.
Aurora TV, now available through the digital versions of Austar, Foxtel and Optus TV, will show the half hour program, which highlights successful community initiatives for …
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