Free audio podcasts are now available for the programs listed below.

You have two options:

• Left-click on the program's podcast icon to listen to (stream) the program immediately.



• Right-click on the program's podcast icon and select "Save Target As..." from the menu to copy (download) the program's mp3 audio file to your computer and then listen to it whenever you like.

Click on a program's title for information about that program.  You can also find out in more detail how to listen to a podcast.

Please read our conditions of use and our disclaimer.

Item	Program Title	Dur min	Initial Broadcast	Stream or Download Podcast
810	Balancing the Benefits: Asthma and Combination Therapy Update	53	20 May 08	18Mb
809	Rheumatic Heart Disease: All But Forgotten	60	27 May 08	20Mb
808	Smoking and Pregnancy: Womb to Breathe	60	22 Apr 08	20Mb
807	Across the Life Span: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Checks and Lifescripts	54	8 Apr 08	19Mb
805	Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Joint Approach	60	18 Mar 08	22Mb
804	Management of Secondary Lymphoedema	49	11 Mar 08	12Mb
803	An Ounce of Prevention: MBS Item 717, the 45-49 year old Health Check	40	26 Feb 08	9Mb
801	HIV/AIDS Update: Holding the Ramparts	60	29 Jan 08	14Mb
720	Taking a Breather: Asthma Management for Indigenous Australians	68	11 Dec 07	16Mb
719	Over the Seas & Into the Bush: Overseas Trained Doctors in Rural Australia (in five parts)	105	4 Dec 07	view parts
718c	Improving Bowel Continence	55	19 Feb 08	13Mb
718b	Continence: Children and Adolescents	62	12 Feb 08	12Mb
718a	Continence and Men's Health	68	27 Nov 07	15Mb
717	Tipping the Scales: Intervention and Management of Childhood Obesity	65	7 Nov 07	15Mb
716	Another Shade of Blue: Depression in Older Australians	68	13 Nov 07	15Mb
714	"Ice" - Out in the Cold	68	23 Oct 07	15Mb
713	Seeing into Old Age: Glaucoma and Macular Degeneration	65	25 Sep 07	15Mb
712	Getting Ahead of the Ache: Migraines and Tension Headaches	70	8 Aug 07	15Mb
711	Better Access to Mental Health Care	55	29 May 07	12Mb
710	Indigenous Mental Health: An Interview with Professor Ernest Hunter	16	6 Jun 07	4Mb
709	Rheumatic Fever	6	6 Jun 07	2Mb
708	Drinking for Two?	26	6 Jun 07	6Mb
707	Multidisciplinary Management of Chronic Disease	55	12 Jun 07	12Mb
706	"Syndrome X": Update on Metabolic Syndrome	80	22 May 07	18Mb
705	Wound Management: A Holistic Approach and Practical Skills Update	85	8 May 07	19Mb
704	Early Detection: The National Bowel Cancer Screening Program	73	10 Apr 07	16Mb
703	Asthma and Allergic Rhinitis	90	20 Mar 07	10Mb
702	No One Size Fits All: Alcohol Treatment Guidelines for Indigenous Australians	66	27 Mar 07	14Mb
701	Chlamydia: Combating the Epidemic	90	13 Mar 07	11Mb
616e	Dementia: Carers and Families	70	27 Feb 07	9Mb
616d	Quality Use of Medicine in Dementia Care	55	20 Feb 07	7Mb
616c	Dementia, Mental Health and Neurological Co-morbidities	90	30 Jan 07	13Mb
616b	Dementia and Physical Co-morbidity	75	6 Dec 06	11Mb
616a	Dementia: Assessment and Diagnosis	85	21 Nov 06	12Mb
615	Child Abuse and Neglect: Identifying and Assisting Children at Risk	90	24 Oct 06	13Mb
614	Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder	85	8 Nov 06	12Mb
613	Multiple Sclerosis: Update on Diagnosis and Management	70	15 Nov 06	9Mb
612	The Can Do Initiative: Managing Mental Health and Substance Use in General Practice	90	10 Oct 06	12Mb
611	Clinical Toxicology: Bites and Stings	70	26 Sep 06	10Mb
610	Rash Decisions: Dermatology in General Practice	90	15 Aug 06	12Mb
609	Postnatal Depression	73	25 Jul 06	16Mb
608	Ovarian Cancer	86	20 Jun 06	12Mb
607b	Grow Strong	26	30 May 06	6Mb
607a	Start Strong	26	30 May 06	6Mb
606	Keep Safe	26	30 May 06	6Mb
605	Psychiatric Emergencies	82	11 Apr 06	18Mb
604	Cervical Cancer Screening is Changing: What You Need to Know	85	14 Mar 06	20Mb
603	Breast Cancer: Investigation and Management of a New Breast Symptom	90	8 Mar 06	20Mb
602	Burn Injury: Rural Perspectives	90	22 Feb 06	20Mb
601	Chronic Pain: The Invisible Epidemic	90	31 Jan 06	12Mb
513	Baby Boomers - Getting to the HEART of the Matter	83	29 Nov 05	12Mb
512	Falls Prevention	80	15 Nov 05	11Mb
511	Immunisation Update	82	11 Oct 05	12Mb
510	Type 1 Diabetes	92	13 Sep 05	13Mb
509b	Growing Healthy Aboriginal Kids - The Early Years: 1-5	60	27 Sep 05	8Mb
509a	Aboriginal Maternal and Infant Care	60	30 Aug 05	8Mb
508	Chronic Renal Disease	90	9 Aug 05	13Mb
507	Paediatric Gastroenteritis	65	26 Jul 05	9Mb
506	Injury Prevention in Aboriginal Communities	60	28 Jun 05	8Mb
505	Out of the Blue: Managing Depression	90	10 May 05	13Mb
504	A Palliative Approach in Aged Care Facilities	80	26 Apr 05	12Mb
503	Asthma and Combination Therapy: Getting the Balance Right	85	30 Mar 05	12Mb
502	Learning Difficulties and Child Behaviour: Autism Spectrum Disorder	90	22 Mar 05	12Mb
501	Lung Cancer	90	8 Feb 05	13Mb
417	Women and Coronary Heart Disease	75	7 Dec 04	10Mb
416	Absolutely Hypertension: An Update on Assessment, Risk and Management	80	17 Nov 04	11Mb
415	Skin Cancer: 'Spot' Decisions	90	18 Oct 04	13Mb
414	Hormone Therapy: A Comprehensive Update	65	26 Oct 04	9Mb
413	Osteoporosis: A Silent Epidemic	75	20 Oct 04	11Mb
412	New Lipid Management: Cholesterol Absorption Inhibitors and Statins in Clinical Practice	75	6 Oct 04	10Mb
411	Continence Issues: The Role of the Pharmacist	50	12 Oct 04	7Mb
410	Prostate Cancer: Treatment and Access	90	28 Mar 04	13Mb
409d	Continence and Women's Health	60	28 Sep 04	8Mb
409c	Continence and Aged Care	60	17 Sep 04	8Mb
409b	Continence and the General Practitioner	60	27 Aug 04	8Mb
409a	Continence: What's it all about?	90	6 Aug 04	13Mb
408	Obesity and Overweight: It CAN be Managed	90	22 Jun 04	13Mb
407	Palliative Care for Indigenous People	65	15 Jun 04	9Mb
406	Managing Mental Health Issues for Young People	80	25 May 04	10Mb
405	Overcoming Isolation with Primary Care Networks	80	30 Mar 04	11Mb
404	Aboriginal Health Workers and Chronic Disease Management	52	29 Jun 04	7Mb
403	Infectious Diseases: Management and Control	95	18 May 04	13Mb
402	Prevention and Treatment of Alcohol Problems	95	16 Mar 04	13Mb
401	Nursing in General Practice	80	24 Feb 04	10Mb
319	Improving Outcomes for the Rural and Remote Patient with Chronic Heart Failure	70	2 Dec 03	15Mb
318c	Anxiety: Generalised Anxiety - A Treatable Disorder	45	26 Nov 03	7Mb
318b	Anxiety: Social Phobia - A Treatable Disorder	50	12 Nov 03	7Mb
318a	Anxiety: Panic Agoraphobia - A Treatable Disorder	45	5 Nov 03	5Mb
317	Taking Action to Prevent Diabetes	75	18 Nov 03	17Mb
316	Breathing Easy: Respiratory Disease in Indigenous Children	65	21 Oct 03	15Mb
315	Showing the Way: The Practice of Good Management and Leadership in Rural Health Services	75	30 Sep 03	17Mb
314d	Dementia and the Aged Care Worker	60	25 Nov 03	12Mb
314c	Dementia: What Difference Does Person Centred Care Make?	60	4 Nov 03	13Mb
314b	The Dementia Continuum: How to Manage It	60	7 Oct 03	12Mb
314a	Dementia: The Importance of Early Diagnosis and the Role of GPs	60	23 Sep 03	12Mb
313	Overcoming Barriers to Screening of Cervical and Breast Cancer in Indigenous Women	90	16 Sep 03	20Mb
312	Breastfeeding: The Facts, the Issues, the Benefits	90	19 Aug 03	21Mb
309	Time is Muscle: Update on Acute Coronary Syndromes	90	20 May 03	22Mb
308	Testicular Health: Infertility & Cancer	90	29 Apr 03	22Mb
306	New Directions in Paediatric Asthma Management	100	1 Apr 03	18Mb
305	Talking Together - Contemporary Issues in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health: HIV, Hepatitis and Sexual Health	100	25 Mar 03	13Mb
304	Diabetes: Identifying and Treating the Complications	100	18 Mar 03	22Mb
303	Dementia: What's It All About	100	25 Feb 03	22Mb

When a podcast is available for a particular program, there is a podcast link clearly displayed near the top of that program's summary page (see example).

Left-click on the podcast link to listen to (stream) the file immediately using your computer's default audio playback software.

Or right-click on the podcast link and choose "Save Target As..." from the menu to copy (download) the program's mp3 audio file to a specific destination on your computer, ready for playback with your choice of audio software, such as Windows Media Player or iTunes, at any time.

You can also then transfer the mp3 file from your computer to a portable digital audio player, such as an iPod, for listening away from your desk.

(Note: the steps outlined above may vary depending on your operating system and media software).

The audio version of each program is usually available within 24 to 48 hours of the first program broadcast.

Podcasts of Foundation programs are provided free of charge.

In order to hear the program soundtrack you'll need speakers or headphones connected to your computer, as well as mp3 audio playback software such as Windows Media Player or iTunes.

You'll also need an internet connection capable of downloading relatively large files (around 20Mb).

There are a variety of reasons why audio podcasts may not work for you, including:

• Large file downloads are blocked by your network administrator.



• Large file downloads are blocked by your Internet Service Provider (ISP).



• There is no mp3 audio playback software installed on your computer.



• You have no speakers or headphones connected to your computer.

Please contact the Foundation's office if you have any questions about our podcasts.

You can also watch many Foundation programs (video and audio) via online webstreaming.

The Rural Health Education Foundation provides the podcasts (mp3 audio file downloads) to you on the following conditions:  The programs are provided for individual educational use only.  While you may copy the program to another format for your individual use only, you may not duplicate more than one copy, hire, sell, broadcast via television or radio or other format or otherwise distribute the programs in any way whatsoever, including the Internet.  Please also read our Disclaimer.