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25.01.2022 The current Remote Primary Health Care Manuals (RPHCM) are being reviewed and users of the manuals are being asked to participate in a survey to ensure that the content remains relevant to rural and remote health service practice. Survey Link: https://qualtrics.flinders.edu.au/j/form/SV_43cuRtSiZaEPgEt

25.01.2022 Last week the SQRH Advisory Board met at our new clinical training facility at Charleville. Board members were very impressed with the training resources and functionality of the facility and had discussions with Murweh Shire Council Mayor Shane (Zoro) Rutledge about SQRH’s activities and future plans in Charleville. The board took the opportunity to hold a comprehensive planning session that will take SQRH into the future with a suite of ambitious programs to support nursing, midwifery and allied health students. #bepartofthesolution #rurallearning

22.01.2022 We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic candidate for our Administration Support Officer position within the SQRH Charleville office. This is a temporary position for 6 months. We strongly encourage anyone interested to apply straight away as the position closes on November 4, 2020. https://www.seek.com.au/job/50827492

21.01.2022 SARRAH is holding an exciting expert panel webinar tomorrow (November 26) that will focus on the future of rural allied health. Held in a Q&A style format, the webinar will feature keynote speakers Minister for Regional Health Mark Coulton MP, the National Rural Health Commissioner Professor Ruth Stewart and the National Chief Allied Health Officer Dr Anne-Marie Boxall. Topics covered will include economic recovery, growing the rural allied health workforce and the future of primary healthcare in rural and remote Australia. To register go to:

21.01.2022 We are delighted to have partnered with Health Workforce Queensland to stage the highly successful GROW Rural program last weekend in Roma and St George. We look forward to next year when students will again head out west to learn more and grow rural. #bepartofthesolution #GROWRuralSWQ20

19.01.2022 SQRH celebrated the Year of the Nurse and Midwife with its consortium members during an online morning tea this week. Nurse and midwifery representatives from UQ Health, USQ School of Nursing & Midwifery, Darling Downs Health and South West Hospital and Health Service raised a coffee cup to 2020 and the theme Champions of Change. We salute the incredible education work within the professions and look forward to supporting nursing and midwifery supervisors (who in turn support students) in 2021! #bepartofthesolution #YearoftheNurseandMidwife

18.01.2022 SQRH joins with rural communities to highlight Mental Health Week and especially to highlight this year’s theme of Take Time for Mental Health. Our staff and students at the SQRH Health and Wellness Clinic have timely mental health messages placed around the facility focusing on the week’s key topics: get healthy, keep learning, show kindness, connect more, take notice and embrace nature. At Charleville, several students attended the community mental health morning tea, taking time to talk to local community members and learn more about local support services. The SQRH South West team created a mental health week display, also highlighting the week’s talking points. #mentalhealthweek2020 #bepartofthesolution

15.01.2022 SQRH-supported nursing student Georgina Rudken is getting her rural nursing career off to a flying start with her recent success of being accepted into the Australian College of Nursing Emerging Nurse Leader Program. Georgina, who is studying with University of Southern Queensland - Australia and in her final year, applied for the program having received encouragement from others who had completed the training. I also feel strongly that the nursing profession is now more th...an ever well placed to have the organisational power to make a difference in the health system, she said. Having completed rural placements at Stanthorpe (Darling Downs Health) and St George (South West Hospital and Health Service), Georgina described rural and remote nursing as providing a different experience and perspective of what nursing looks like. Congratulations to Georgina! We look forward to seeing her grow her career and leadership skills. #bepartofthesolution See more

13.01.2022 A reminder about our current positions vacant: An excellent career opportunity is available within our team based at Charleville the Interprofessional Practice Co-ordinator (South West) leads our activities in the South West region. Applications close on October 27, 2020. http://search.jobs.uq.edu.au//interprofessional-practice-c SQRH is searching for an innovative suitably-qualified candidate for the role of Indigenous Health Education Co-ordinator. The successful candid...ate will help develop our collaborative processes for students to undertake cultural capability and cultural safety training prior to rural placement. Applications close on November 12, 2020. http://search.jobs.uq.edu.au//indigenous-health-education- See more

12.01.2022 We are proud to announce that today Minister David Littleproud MP officially opened our new $3 million SQRH Clinical Training Facility at Charleville. Before an audience of in-person and virtual guests, Minister Littleproud, along with representatives from the SQRH consortium (UQ Health, University of Southern Queensland - Australia, Darling Downs Health and South West Hospital and Health Service) revealed the building plaque, launching a new era in rural health training for... South West Queensland. Bidjara Elder Keelan Mailman performed a traditional Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony as well as a naming ceremony for the facility’s Outdoor Education Area and Yarning Circle. We look forward to supporting nursing, midwifery and allied health students in our new facility and helping to build the rural health workforce! #bepartofthesolution #rurallearning See more

11.01.2022 SQRH is always investigating new ways to deliver health training and our Clinical Education staff are working with information technology experts on virtual reality options. Still in the testing phase, our staff are pictured in the virtual reality world. Watch this space! #bepartofthesolution #ruralreality

09.01.2022 SQRH held a breast cancer fund raising afternoon tea to mark Breast Cancer Month and over $100 will be sent to Blush Cancer Care Inc to help provide support to those receiving breast cancer treatment locally. The Toowoomba team (plus the Charleville team via zoom) were keen to show off their baking skills as well as their best pink attire! #bepartofthesolution #breastcancerawareness

09.01.2022 SQRH is proud to partner with Darling Downs Health, UQ Rural Clinical School and the University of South Australia in a comprehensive research project to investigate the impact of COVID-19 on clinical supervision at Queensland regional and rural hospitals. Funded through the Queensland Government’s Advance Queensland Industry Research Fellowships scheme, Darling Downs Health researcher Dr Priya Martin will conduct the 18-month project. Priya spoke to local media today about the valuable opportunity that currently exists to answer questions and develop strategies that support the health workforce in times of pandemic or other major disruption. #bepartofthesolution

08.01.2022 SQRH Director Associate Professor Geoff Argus participated in the Lifeline Darling Downs & South West QLD Ltd podcast "Unleash the Beast" for Mental Health Week. Geoff, along with Toowoomba Hospital Executive Director Shirley-Anne Gardiner and Rehabilitation and Recovery Service Clinical Co-ordinator Rachel Macready Darling Downs Health, covered a range of topics about taking time for mental health - from cooking to inspirational quotes! #mentalhealthweek2020

07.01.2022 During Occupational Therapy Week discussions have focused on the theme Rebuild Recover Re-engage and UQ Health Occupational Therapy students Rachael Miller and Alexia Bakker could think of nothing better to describe their profession. Rachael and Alexia are in the last week of their 10 week placement at St Vincent's Private Hospital Toowoomba and both agree the hands-on experience has been invaluable as well as giving them a wonderful insight into regional and rural life during their interactions with patients. Supervising Occupational Therapists Bridget Curran and Lauren Brimblecombe said Racheal and Alexia brought new perspectives to the Allied Health Department and were excellent ambassadors for their vocation. #bepartofthesolution #rebuildrecoverreengage

07.01.2022 The Darling Downs & West Moreton PHN is encouraging health professionals to register for their Health Pathways program to ensure regional and rural patients receive the best care possible in a streamlined way. This program provides a clear pathway for emerging rural health professionals in the crowded health landscape:

05.01.2022 After 14 weeks on placement in the South West, UQ Health Social Work student Jordan Simms has developed a real affinity with rural practice and rural life and believes there is no better way to gain knowledge and skills. Working with the Roma Allied Health Team (South West Hospital and Health Service), Jordan has been able to shadow a variety of health professionals including physiotherapists, nurse navigators and doctors, gaining different perspectives from each rural health... practitioner. In a rural environment there is more room for flexibility and you have lots of options to be innovative in addressing patient health issues. I have seen the close social networks in rural centres and it’s wonderful to be part of that, she said. Jordan will graduate soon and is looking forward to landing a job and begin her career after a richly rewarding rural placement! #bepartofthesolution #rurallife See more

01.01.2022 A reminder about our current positions vacant: SQRH is searching for an innovative suitably-qualified candidate for the role of Indigenous Health Education Co-ordinator. The successful candidate will help develop our collaborative processes for students to undertake cultural capability and cultural safety training prior to rural placement and work with stakeholders across the region to improve Indigenous health education for students and staff. Applications close on November ...12, 2020. We are also recruiting for a highly motivated and enthusiastic candidate for our Administration Support Officer position within the SQRH Charleville office. This is a temporary position for 6 months. Applications close on November 4, 2020. http://search.jobs.uq.edu.au//administration-support-offic