The CPP Research team revisited the WNSW LHD Dubbo, engaging with staff gathering research information for our Career Pathways Project for Indigenous Health Professionals in association with WSU.
Thank you to Lesa Towers, Megan Smith and Kellyann Johnston for accommodating our visit, and to the participants for sharing their ideas about how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health staff can be supported and developed in their careers.
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Pamela Renata
Bila Muuji Aboriginal Corporation Health Service Inc.
107 Wingewarra Street
Dubbo NSW 2830
