Showing posts with label From the Fiefdom (your loving exec). Show all posts
Showing posts with label From the Fiefdom (your loving exec). Show all posts

Saturday, September 20, 2008

We welcome you to munchkin land...Please come again

Goodafternoon fellow ruralites,

As Captain Publications it is my honour to welcome to the Moovin Health Blog for 2008/9. The Moovin Health Team this year is striving to bring you a whole host of publications that will be relevant, interesting, and challenging, and you are currently at the coalface of that particular contraption. This blog will form the first point of contact between you guys, us and the great wide world: news, updates, survey questions, prizes, interesting tidbits, and wonderful procrastinations.

So stay tuned, and make sure to comment on those things you deem worthy/prickly (best comments win prizes...and kudos), and be sure to rumble loudly - or at least sufficiently - if you have an idea, or a complaint. And if you have any report/story you want posted on the blog, just email it to contact.moovinhealth[at]gmail.com.

Last but not least...we need you to write! We are producing mini-newletters throughout the year and we need your input. The first topic is ethics so if any of you have a budding moral conundrum you just need to process, let us know.

Looking forward to hearing from you all,

Aaron Wagen
Publications Officer 08/09
contact.moovinhealth@gmail.com

Sunday, September 14, 2008

MOOoooovin' Health Blog!

Welcome to the new Moovin' Health Blog!

Through this blog we hope to provide some information about Moovin' Health - who we are, what our aims are, information about upcoming events, our publications, as well as interesting articles and information about opportunities in Rural Health.

We are a diverse group of University of Melbourne Medical and Allied Health students who are living and studying at the Rural Clinical School (RCS) in Shepparton, Wangaratta and Ballarat.

We aim to establish and strengthen ties between the RCS and our local communities, to engage with and educate our peers on the opportunities for health professionals in rural and remote Australia. In addition to these, we aim to promote open discussion about Medicine and Allied and Complementary health professions and consider how our professions interact and how we can work together to achieve the best results for the patients we will care for in the future.

A new committee has recently been elected and we are currently working hard to organise events for the semester. There are already numerous activities planned and more to come - a list of the Upcoming Events can be found in the side-column on the left of this blog.

If you have any questions or want to find out more information about the club or upcoming events, please contact us!

contact.moovinhealth (at) gmail (dot) com

Cheers!

Maree de Jong
Moovin' Health President