RURAL MEDICAL EDUCATION AUSTRALIA’S 2023 RURAL COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH EVENING Rural Medical Education Australia, in collaboration with Griffith University, proudly presented the 2023 Rural Collaborative Research Evening on November 2nd. The […]

RuralMedEd is pleased to announce the recent publication of their article Beyond the Written Reflection: A Systematic Review and Qualitative Synthesis of Creative Approaches to Reflective Learning Amongst Medical Students. […]

The Significance of On-Site Computed Tomography for Rural Hospital Stroke Patients A cross-sectional clinical audit conducted by Rural Medical Education Australia and Griffith University medical students researchers has shed light […]

RuralMedEd is pleased to announce the recent publication of their article Aspire2Health and COVID-19: the impact of the pandemic on outcomes from an outreach program to increase high school student […]

The RuralMedEd research team have recently published an article Finding what works-Patients’ long-term experiences of weight maintenance post bariatric surgery: A systematic review and thematic synthesis of qualitative studies in […]

RuralMedEd proudly congratulates Dr MacAskill on receiving the ANZAHPE Early Career Award. Dr William MacAskill, one of our senior researchers, presented at ANZAHPE Conference 2023. His collaborative work with RMEA […]

Our CEO and CFO were thrilled to accept the 2023 Surat Basin Energy Awards Health and Wellness Award on behalf of the team. The Award is recognition of our successful […]

RuralMedEd would like to acknowledge and congratulate Caitlin Rutherford-Heard for her eposter presentation at the RANZCOG Regional Symposium. Caitlin presented the results of a clinical audit undertaken in 2022 by […]

The outstanding efforts of Griffith University Rural Clinical School medical students have once again been recognised at the Griffith University School of Medicine and Dentistry and Dentistry Graduation Ceremony. Students […]

Rural Medical Education have built a reconciliation action plan encompassing 2022 through to 2025. The Uluru Statement from the Heart is the foundation on which we, RuralMedEd, have builtour reconciliation […]

Congratulations to our RuralMedEd Research team members William (Billy) MacAskill, Rachel Marion Rolleston, Dr Kay Brumpton and Janani Pinidiyapathirage on their recent article in the Australian Journal of General Practice published […]

Rural Medical Education has made a change to our Vision to reflect the evolving nature of our organisation. We have replaced the word medical to health in our vision statement […]