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Queensland Indigenous Family Cohort Study

Posted Saturday 27 July 2024 | Better Health NQ

Mater Research and Better Health NQ invite you to attend a lunch-time session to hear about a ground-breaking stud that will place health workers in Indigenous communities across Queensland. Indigenous families who are recruited to the study will participate regularly over the period of the First 2,000 days.

Last updated: Thursday 25 July 2024

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Register for this event
Interactive webinar Thursday 05 September 2024 12.30pm-1pm Online
Allied health professionals
Child protection and disability workers
Commissioned service providers
Community-based child and youth focused organisations
Community-based medical practitioners
Counsellors
Foster Support Workers
General Practitioners (GPs)
Guidance officers
Healthcare professionals
Indigenous Health Workers
Indigenous peoples' organisations
Mental health workers
Midwives
Nurse practitioners
Occupational therapists
Social workers
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Contact

Name: Nicole Neale

Organisation: Better Health NQ

Phone: 0436 431 056

Email: nicole.neale@health.qld.gov.au

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