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📣 Review of the 2016 Statement on Consumer and Community Involvement in Health and Medical Research 💬 The National Health and Medical Research Foundation and Consumers Health Forum are undertaking a national stakeholder engagement process to review the 2016 Statement on Consumer and Community Involvement in Health and Medical Research. There are various ways to have your say, including an online survey 📄 Details ➡️ https://buff.ly/3PSiLW0

National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) and Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) have announced the establishment of a new advisory committee structure to address Australia’s pressing health and medical challenges. NHMRC Council and the MRFF’s Australian Medical Research Advisory Board will work strategically together to provide advice on Australia's national health and medical research landscape, while a range of other advisory committees will further support both NHMRC and the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care. A call for nominations to the committees will open shortly, including new joint committees and a number of existing committees with new joint responsibilities. Nominations called from individuals interested in the role of research in improving health outcomes for the Australian community, including but not limited to; consumers and community members, industry representatives, philanthropy representatives, physicians and other clinicians, and researchers in all areas of health and medical research and at all career stages. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gSwS-MQF MTPConnect | The University of Western Australia | Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation | Department of Health (WA Health) | Tracey Wilkinson | Kevin Pfleger

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The latest Surgical News is in! Our new issue is a treasure trove of insights and accomplishments. Inside, you'll find the latest news on the recent RACS Council election results, delve into the tangible benefits and significance of the being a FRACS, and gain a deeper understanding of our pioneering health initiatives. Not to mention, a whopping $2 million bequest to support research. Ready to stay informed and inspired? Read the full issue of Surgical News - https://rb.gy/93xv3

“As patients, it is often a struggle to be believed,” said Suleika Jaouad, MFA, journalist, and Learn Serve Lead (#AAMC23) plenary speaker. As one of three panelists, each spoke about their health care experiences and challenges candidly during "Our Calling, Our Patients: Reflections on the Patient-Doctor Relationship.” Members can sign in to access the full plenary session. Learn about the profound need for true connections between caregivers and their patients from powerful voices who have undergone life-changing medical situations here: https://ow.ly/IAWi50QEaLC.

We all know that not all factors affecting our health and well-being can be addressed solely by doctors or medicine. Personally and professionally, I strongly believe that #socialprescribing needs to plays a more central role in our healthcare system. As it's #SocialPrescribingDay, take some time to learn more from the National Academy for Social Prescribing about how it could benefit you or the people you work with 👇 https://lnkd.in/eDXaFrbK

Join #MSSNY June 12th at 7:30am for the Medical Matters webinar, Public Health! What is it Good for? This panel discussion will examine public health in relation to a world where technology is continually changing the practice of medicine. Register now https://ow.ly/rxA950RT439

There is one reality that unites us all, wherever we live: at some point in our lives, we will face an illness or injury requiring care and medical assistance. In this policy brief, we reflect on what is meant by #UniversalHealthCoverage. #UHC #HealthForAll #GlobalHealth

When it comes to your health, decisions about diagnoses and treatment plans are often life-altering. While most healthcare professionals are dedicated to providing the best care possible, the complexity of medicine means that misdiagnoses or suboptimal treatment options can occur. This is where seeking a second medical opinion becomes crucial, and understanding when to do so can make all the difference. Find out more in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/gp4zBTHK