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Foundation releases 2005 resources catalogue

March 15, 2005

The Rural Health Education Foundation has produced a printed catalogue of all Foundation programs available for purchase on DVD, VHS video and CD-ROM.

It is the first time a complete list of the Foundation’s educational resources has been listed in a printed catalogue.

The free catalogue also includes an order form, complementing …

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Foundation’s Alcohol program first to be released on DVD

March 11, 2005

Prevention and Treatment of Alcohol Problems is the first Rural Health Education Foundation program to be released for sale on DVD.

Most Foundation programs can be purchased on VHS video, and occasionally on CD-ROM, but the Alcohol program is the first to made available in the increasingly popular DVD format.

Copies …

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Lung Cancer program and transcript now viewable online

February 11, 2005

The Rural Health Education Foundation has released a transcript of its recent Lung Cancer broadcast and made the program available for purchase on video and viewing via online webstreaming.

VHS videos of the program can now be purchased via the Foundation’s online video order form.

Or use the links …

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Report reveals prostate cancer more deadly in rural areas

February 10, 2005

Following the Rural Health Education Foundation’s recent broadcast on Prostate Cancer: Treatment and Access, new research reveals the mortality rate for Australian prostate cancer patients is higher in rural areas.

The study, published this week by The Medical Journal of Australia, found that death rates from prostate cancer were 21 …

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Foundation announces revised March to July broadcast schedule

February 2, 2005

The Rural Health Education Foundation has released a revsied schedule of accredited satellite television broadcasts for the period March to July 2005.

The upcoming Foundation programs, which air on Tuesday and Wednesday nights with repeats during Friday daytime, include the following programs:

Lung Cancer (Tuesday 8 February), sponsored by the Australian …

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Foundation staff to attend Alice Springs conference in March

January 24, 2005

The Rural Health Education Foundation will be well represented in Alice Springs from 8-14 March 2005 at the National Rural Health Alliance’s 8th national conference.

Free sample programs

The Foundation will have an exhibition stand and will be giving away a number of DVD, VHS video and CD-Rom samples of its …

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Free dementia series video offer expires soon

December 18, 2004

UPDATE: As of 25 July 2005 free copies of the dementia series are still available, now on both DVD and VHS video. See our more recent news item for details.

The complete series of five Rural Health Education Foundation programs on dementia is still available for free on video, with …

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Foundation packages complete set of 2005 programs

December 10, 2004

The Rural Health Education Foundation has made its forthcoming series of 2005 programs available as a single video subscription package.

Health professionals and other interested parties can now order the complete set of all programs produced by the Foundation in the 2005 calendar year, usually a minimum of twenty to …

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Coronary Heart Disease program now on video and viewable online

December 8, 2004

The Rural Health Education Foundation has released its Women and Coronary Heart Disease program for purchase on video and viewing via online webstreaming.

VHS videos of the program can now be purchased via the Foundation’s online video order form.

Or use the links below to view the Women and …

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Minister for Health and Ageing to introduce Foundation Heart Disease program

November 24, 2004

The Hon Tony Abbott MHR, The Minister for Health and Ageing, will introduce the Rural Health Education Foundation’s December 7 broadcast on Women and Coronary Heart Disease.

Although men are almost twice as likely to die from coronary heart disease as women, it was the leading single cause …

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