Another paper from our M bovis study- this one is focusing on the impact of eradication on farmers, with some heart-rending quotes from affected farmers and families authors.elsevier.com/c/1ftva2eyKFnl… VetSouth University of Otago Fiona Doolan-Noble

Uluru statement wins the Peace Prize Awesome awesomeness sydneypeacefoundation.org.au/2021-sydney-pe…

This thought-provoking paper explores the moral distress experienced by veterinarians enacting New Zealand's response to Mycoplasma bovis. Congratulations to Fiona Doolan-Noble Mark Bryan and colleagues on their publication. RAOR Otago Medical School - Dunedin Campus

What is it like growing older in a small rural NZ town? The concepts of latent precarity and experienced precarity are explored in this new paper by Otago Medical School - Dunedin Campus researchers Chrys Jaye Judith McHugh Fiona Doolan-Noble Lincoln C Wood authors.elsevier.com/a/1gnOI2eyKFrY…

Very sobering read, I agree. Into the looking glass deeply, as the saying goes!

Defining and conceptualising the commercial determinants of health thelancet.com/journals/lance… I am really looking forward to this series on the commercial determinants of health.

Our contribution Cardiff University was to look at the labour challenges and opportunities facing calf rearers in England and Wales, including thinking about what constitutes good care in calf rearing. Thanks to Kieran O'Mahony for his work on this. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Elsewhere, research on the eradication of mycoplasma bovis in New Zealand by Fiona Doolan-Noble & Mark Bryan finds that vets suffer distress and 'moral injury' from culling cows (as well as farmers) 7/8 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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Looking forward to joining Curtin and being based at the Goldfields University Department of Rural Health in Kalgoorlie.

Looking forward to working with the teams at Curtin, the Western Australian Country Health Service, the RFDS and the Goldfields community to make establishing this UDRH and further build on the successful relationships Curtin University has in the region

John Campbell Such sad news to hear of Richie’s death. A titan of human development science. Under Richie’s deeply committed guidance the study has brought so much vital empirical knowledge about human development, and the importance of the early years in particular.

This is calculated disinformation. Ignores fundamental difference between equity and equality. Designed to inflame ignorance.

Happy International Nurses Day 2024 from the Office of the National Rural Health Commissioner “Nurses: A Voice to Lead – Invest in Nursing and Respect Rights to Secure Global Health” Nurses: the mainstay of rural health care we celebrate their service care & dedication 🙏🏼💖🥳🩺

A further graphic that makes the powerful point that we have to think differently about "failure" if we want to build psychological safety for high performance in our teams & organisations. It's inspired by Amy Edmondson. The ideas are further developed in her latest book "Right

“In-betweeners”: The brokering work of frontline workers during the New Zealand mycoplasma bovis outbreak - ScienceDirect sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Now there's a thought.

Our latest paper on the impact of M bovis on farmers is now published ⁦VetSouth⁩ ⁦University of Otago⁩ ⁦Fiona Doolan-Noble⁩ Mycoplasma bovis and the liminal journey of southern New Zealand farmers - ScienceDirect sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Ditto Geoff, Ruth. After your time as a cycling groupie, I hope you have some level of availability???

Agree Mark Bryan hopefully may further inform our analysis.