Budget leaves cloud of confusion over allied health in residential aged care

 
Budget leaves cloud of confusion over allied health in residential aged care
 
 

Budget 2022-23: Where’s health reform?

 
Budget 2022-23: Where’s health reform?
 
 

Bringing together physical and mental health is the key to tackling suicide in Defence

 
Bringing together physical and mental health is the key to tackling suicide in Defence
 
 

Response to today's Nine/Fairfax paper “Government takes aim at allied health in aged care”

 
Response to today's Nine/Fairfax paper “Government takes aim at allied health in aged care”
 
 

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Kathryn Potter—Valuing the differences

 

Cameron Edwards APAM, has a yarn with Deadly physio and Chair of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Committee, Kathryn Potter APAM, about respect for culture, the peaceful balance of Reconciliation, language, and regrowing the voices and presence of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

 
 

 

Join proud Kamilaroi man and APA member Cameron Edwards as he has a yarn with Deadly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander physiotherapists from around Australia. Experience the wisdom and guidance of these Deadly physios as they share their personal stories about truth-telling, connection to Country, culture and language, the power of yarning, Reconciliation and Closing the Gap.

 
 

Mia Beattie—Great change is happening

 

Cameron Edwards APAM, has a yarn with Deadly physio Mia Beattie about the history of Lutrawita's (Tasmania) First Nations people, her journey as a proud Palawa woman and the great change that is happening with Reconciliation and Closing the Gap.