
The 2021 Western NSW Health Research Awards will give us the opportunity to celebrate the wonderful achievements in health research in our region. This year, we will have four awards to recognised dedicated clinicians and academics in our region.
Awards will be presented at the 2021 Western NSW Health Research Network Symposium virtual end of year event being held on 7 December 12pm – 2pm AEDT
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Meet our speakers
Associate Professor Gabrielle O’Kane
CEO National Rural Health Alliance
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Meet the WHRN 2021 Research Symposia Presenter finalists
General Research Best Abstract & Presentation finalists
Peter Simmons |
How is the region travelling? It could make a difference |
Nicole Snowdon |
Access of Alcohol and Other Drug Intervention in Regional and Rural Australian headspace Centres: The Individual, Organisational and Systemic Barriers and Enablers |
Myles Gutkin |
Reflective Groups for the Reduction of Burnout in Junior Doctors |
Sabrina Pit |
Development of a framework to promote rural health workforce capability through digital solutions: A qualitative study of user perspectives |
Emerging Research Best Abstract & Presentation finalists
Alannah Stoneley |
Individual decision making and experiences with emergency healthcare in rural and remote NSW: Patients presenting with moderate to severe asthma |
Anna Noonan |
“Where do you go? That is the question…” – How do rural women manage unintended pregnancy in the bush? |
Ann-Maree Fardell Hartley |
Social Media Platforms as a Tool to Communicate Suicidality for Rural Youth |
Catherine Sanford |
Implementing the School-Based Primary Health Care Service in a rural community: learning from the experiences of learning support teams and nurses |
Erin Fisher |
Investigating the Nutrition Dashboard’s ability to predict Malnutrition |
Heather Russell |
Building social histories in rural contexts: the story a teaching program to improve students’ expertise |
Lynette Bullen |
Wearing three hats: Clinician, researcher and Aboriginal woman |
Rachel Rossiter |
Implementing a pilot intervention across eleven sites: Adapting and negotiating multiple challenges |
Sally Butler |
Exploring rural diversity in Emergency Department (ED) presentations during 2014 and 2019 among Australian youth from New South Wales: is there an inland rural effect? |
Susan Blackmore |
Out here on my own: Understanding resilience of counsellors working publicly in rural and remote New South Wales |
Tagrid Yassine |
Place based pedagogies in health professional education: a scoping review |
William Luu |
Intralesional 5-FU: An alternative therapy for non-melanoma skin cancers |
ePoster – People’s Choice finalists
Dilli Banjade |
Optimization of Radiotherapy Utilization to improve cancer survival rate in regional NSW |
Olivia Chua |
Perioperative Fasting of Clear Fluids in Elective Surgical Patients in an Australian Regional Centre |
Asta Fung |
A telehealth breathing intervention to improve patient outcomes for adults with chronic pain of working age: Patients’ perspectives |
Attilla Jonas |
The Impact of Hypnobirthing and Doula Work on Obstetric Anaesthesia and Maternity Care in Bathurst Base Hospital |
Jiyoon Lee |
Digital Tools for Remote Screening and Monitoring of Diabetic Retinopathy in Rural, Remote and Indigenous Australian Communities: A Narrative Review of the Literature |
Robyn Ramsden |
Connecting Research, practice and communities using a digital platform known as Rural Health Pro |
Kate Smith |
Virtual Art Workshops as a Model of Care: Creative innovations in aged care reduce social isolation and foster diverse rural health networks |
2021 Western NSW Researcher of the Year Awards
2021 nominations are now open til 22 November
2020 Researcher of the Year award winners
Aboriginal Health Researcher – Gemma Purcell-Khodr, PhD candidate, University of Sydney
Clinical Research Leader – Dr Florian Honeyball, Medical Oncologist and Chair District Cancer Services Clinical Stream, Western NSW LHD
Emerging Researcher –
Health Research Academic – Emma Webster, Senior Lecturer Rural Research, School of Rural Health, The University of Sydney
