Lesley Russell Wolpe
@LRussellWolpe
Adj A/Prof, Menzies Centre for Health Policy and Economics. Policy wonk, politics tragic, ski nut, avid hiker.
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06-12-2011 17:30:10
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Publication day! Our team’s article on doing historically-informed health research is published today in Health Promotion International (OUP) ! Special thanks to Prof Samantha Thomas 😊 #twitterstorians Carolyn Holbrook Andrew May Prof Andrekos Varnava, FRHistS, FRSA (Ανδρίκκος) Hayley Jones Richie Barker academic.oup.com/heapro/article…
Today’s good news story
5 years ago only 20 of these parrots remained, but unexpected numbers of orange-bellied parrots have flocked home to Melaleuca to breed.
Melissa Sweet Mitchell Ward Bek McWhirter Larissa Bartlett
abc.net.au/news/2023-12-2…
Lesley Russell Wolpe Stephen Duckett Jennifer Doggett I’m involved in the codesign group for this. Selection of the right cohort and implementation will be critical. Interesting this study implies need for social prescribing to be part of the puzzle.
Lesley Russell Wolpe Stephen Duckett Jennifer Doggett Very pertinent to current design of the Frequent User of Hospital initiative scheduled to be implemented mid-2024.
Australian Government Digital Health Blueprint 2023-2033 and accompanying Action Plan released today.
Croakey News health.gov.au/resources/publ…
A note to Croakey News subscribers. Our final bulletin for 2023 is about to hit your emails.
There should be plenty of reading there to keep you occupied for a while!
Warm thanks to all contributors, inc Alison Barrett Lesley Russell Wolpe Charles Maskell-Knight Mitchell Ward
#GravyDay thinking of #Mob over represented in prison…. #Referendum defeat has done nothing to address disadvantage. Ways forward to strengthen #FirstNations #mentalhealth remains high on my agenda as President of Australian College of Mental Health Nurses & as Professor#MHNursing RMIT University abc.net.au/news/2022-12-2…
The US Supreme Court has a conservative majority appointed by Republican presidents, unlike the Colorado high court where the justices were appointed by Democratic governors. That, John Nichols writes, bodes ill for judicial accountability. bit.ly/3RNV4PZ