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Thank you to everyone who attended our DHQ Forum- The New Horizon on Friday 4th June 2021.
Here are a few take home points from our discussions: Peer connectedness is vital Remember the five F's 1. Food 2. Fitness – physical and emotional 3. Fun 4. Family – work-non-work balance 5. Football – make sure you...
DHQ farewells CEO Dr Fiona Hawthorne and welcomes Medical Director Dr Jennifer Schafer
A wonderful evening of sad farewells and welcoming celebrations held at Hunstanton on Friday 28th May 2021.
DHQ Celebrates 31 Years
Doctors’ Health in Queensland’s service arm board chair Ross Phillipson led the charge in acknowledging the honourable work the organisation has done for the medical community since it first began operations more than 31 years ago. Along with formally announcing the...
DHQ in the News!
Listen to our DHQ radio segment that aired on Friday PM on ABC NQ Radio Drive - our piece is at 2:06:35 https://www.abc.net.au/radio/northqld/programs/north-qld-drive/drive/12561362 The online story is...
Research on Doctors’ Mental Health
Written by Dr Ross Phillipson Research has shown that the majority of doctors generally enjoy good physical health. However, there has been concern expressed over many years that the mental health of doctors is not as high as it should be. Sadly, the suicide rate...
Queensland’s bespoke support service for doctors and medical students is pleased to announce a new name to better reflect the support we’ve been providing to doctors and medical students in Queensland for over 30 years. Formerly your local doctors’ health advisory service (DHAS(Q) & QDHP) we will be now known together as “Doctors’ Health in Queensland” (DHQ).
Callers to our help-line will always speak to a senior GP or specialised counsellor who has had training and is experienced in supporting doctor and medical student colleagues with a wider range of general health and stress-related problems. Doctors’ Health in Qld’s...
***Big news!***
The Queensland Doctors' Health Programme is now Doctors' Health Queensland! Our helpline number is the same (07 3833 4352).
Its our 4th Birthday on the 1st June!
QDHP is celebrating 4 years this Monday 4th of June 2020. We have some exciting changes coming soon. We would like to thank all the wonderful people who have helped QDHP grow and have been involved in doctors' health in Queensland.
2020 Crazy Socks 4 Docs Day 5th June
Join colleagues, friends and health professionals Australia wide to kick off the 2020 CrazySocks4Docs Day with a not-to-be-missed virtual event hosted by Dr Sally Cockburn – family doctor, health advocate, media presenter and writer.Don your craziest socks...
A polite reminder:
We have recently been receiving a number of calls from concerned members of the public looking for guidance on the coronavirus. For information on the coronavirus please call the Department of Health's dedicated Coronavirus Health Information Line on 1800 020 080....
What to expect when you call the QDHP Helpline:
When you call the Helpline, an agent at our paging service will answer your call. They will ask you for *a* name and contact number on which our on-call GP or counsellor can reach you. The confidential helpline is staffed by trained senior General Practitioners and...
October 10th was World Mental Health Day.
The following podcasts feature doctors talking about their own experiences with mental ill health. They speak out to inspire us all to #SeeBeyondTheStigma. In this Lifeline "Holding on to Hope" podcast, Dr Kieran Allen, himself a psychiatry registrar, speaks openly...
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AMA welcomes new guidelines to protect frontline workers against COVID 10 Jun 2021. The AMA today welcomed the release of updated guidelines on the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to protect health care workers against aerosol transmission of COVID-19.![]()
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AMA welcomes new guidelines to protect frontline workers against COVID
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The AMA today welcomed the release of updated guidelines on the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to protect health care workers against aerosol transmission of COVID-19.
An inspiring medical student shares her experiences. Grace Spence Green is a final year medical student at King’s College London, who is passionate about disability rights and co-hosts a podcast called “This is Spinal Crap” about living well with a spinal cord injury. Twitter @gspencegreen![]()
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"I felt I had no control": how a spinal cord injury shaped the doctor I'll become - The BMJ
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Medical student Grace Spence Green describes what it was like to experience an injury that turned the hospital into a place of discomfort and dependence I was a fourth year [...]More...
Our New Horizon Forum brought together champions of Doctors’ Health. We need to harness the energy from Friday’s forum and take this back to our workplaces. ![]()
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Individually, we can practice our own self-care and wellness and by our behaviour, demonstrate to our colleagues, that we are leaders in doctors’ health and show them the new horizon.![]()
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Support for doctors is available here in Queensland by calling (07) 3833 4352. One of your peers is available to answer the call. Its free, its confidential, and its designed to support you.
GPs put best foot forward on CrazySocks4Docs day. Australian healthcare professionals have taken to social media, showing off their crazy socks to support workplace wellbeing.![]()
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newsGP - GPs put best foot forward on CrazySocks4Docs day
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Australian healthcare professionals have taken to social media, showing off their crazy socks to support workplace wellbeing.
Why GPs consider leaving general practice. And why they stay![]()
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It is not uncommon for doctors to think about walking away from general practice, but newsGP speaks to two who are glad they didn’t.![]()
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newsGP - Why GPs consider leaving general practice. And why they stay
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It is not uncommon for doctors to think about walking away from general practice, but <em>newsGP</em> speaks to two who are glad they didn’t.
Thank you to everyone who attended our DHQ Forum- The New Horizon today. Here are a few take home points from our discussions:![]()
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Peer connectedness is vital![]()
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Remember the five F's![]()
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Make sure we have a GP (and go to our GP - otherwise how does our GP know that they are our GP?)
Happy Birthday to DHQ! ![]()
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A huge thank you to our volunteer GPs, without whom our 24/7 helpline for doctors and medical students would not exist plus a big thank you to our staff behind the scenes.![]()
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And an enormous thank you to everyone who has supported us over the years. Thank you for helping us to highlight the importance of Doctors' Health in Queensland!![]()
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We look forward to many more years providing free, confidential and independent support for doctors and medical students across Queensland.
1. Grab your tickets www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-new-horizon-leading-doctors-health-into-the-future-tickets-137209367913![]()
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2. Grab your crazy socks (@Crazysocks4docs)![]()
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3. Join us in 1 week, at our upcoming forum, The New Horizon – Leading doctors’ health into the future and celebrate Crazy Socks 4 Docs Day on June 4th!![]()
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A big thank you to everyone who stopped to chat at our DHQ table today at the Gold Coast University Hospital Socks4Docs event. It was wonderful seeing all the crazy socks promoting awareness of mental health issues among our healthcare workers.![]()
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Proposed AHPRA changes show ‘worrying disregard’ for practitioner wellbeing. GPs are at risk of becoming scapegoats should planned amendments to national regulatory principles go ahead, an RACGP submission states.![]()
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newsGP - Proposed AHPRA changes show ‘worrying disregard’ for practitioner wellbeing
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GPs are at risk of becoming scapegoats should planned amendments to national regulatory principles go ahead, an RACGP submission states.
It’s our pleasure to introduce Dr Bethan Richards, one of the keynote speakers at our upcoming forum, The New Horizon.![]()
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Dr Bethan Richards is a Staff Specialist Rheumatologist, epidemiologist and Head of the Department of Rheumatology at Royal Prince Alfred (RPA) Hospital in Sydney, Australia. She is also Deputy Director of the Institute for Musculoskeletal Health, SLHD and Senior Clinical Lecturer with the School of Medicine, University of Sydney. In 2019, she was appointed as Australia's first Chief Medical Wellness Officer and Director of the new SLHD WellMD Centre.![]()
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Dr Richards has a PHD in pain management in inflammatory arthritis, has a Masters in both Clinical Epidemiology and Sports Medicine, and has been an OMERACT arthroplasty and ultrasound fellow. She is the Rheumatology Series Editor, Medicine Today, Director of the RPA BPTOK/MDOK Wellbeing Program, Chair of Executive STARS (SLHD Targeted Activity and Reporting System) Committee and Rheumatology representative on the N.S.W Agency for Clinical Innovation's Unwarranted Clinical Variation Taskforce.![]()
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Dr Richards is currently an investigator on >10 randomised controlled trials, including several NHMRC-funded trials, and has published 4 Cochrane Systematic reviews with another two in progress. Her research interest areas include inflammatory arthritis, big data and analytics, back pain, musculoskeletal ultrasound, pain management, doctor wellbeing, soft tissue injury, outcome measurement, low value care, and medical education.![]()
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A wonderful initiative by @crazysocks4Docs and SockMe.![]()
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SockMe is joining crazysocks4Docs in helping raise funds and awareness for mental health! They're donating $2 from every pair of socks sold during May and June! Jump onto their website sock-me.com.au to purchase some awesome socks and support the cause!![]()
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Support for doctors is available here in Queensland by calling (07) 3833 4352. One of your peers is available to answer the call. Its free, its confidential, and its designed to support you.
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Feel like you're just not as good as everyone else? Damn you Imposter Syndrome!![]()
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How to Tackle Imposter Syndrome as a Junior Doctor
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A junior doctor explains how by understanding the symptoms of what’s known as imposter syndrome, we have a better chance of overcoming it.
We’re only 3 weeks away from our forum The New Horizon – Leading doctors’ health into the future; the same day as Crazy Socks 4 Docs Day(@Crazysocks4docs)!![]()
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This past year has highlighted that a focus on doctors’ health is vital for the delivery of high quality, safe health care for our community. As one of our keynote speakers, Dr Bethan Richards said:![]()
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“The Doctors’ Health in Queensland Forum will be a wonderful opportunity to connect with like-minded colleagues, share experiences and learnings, and use the power of collective wisdom to help address this really important public health issue.”![]()
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New laws help Queensland's first responders experiencing PTSD as MPs recall painful pasts. First responders experiencing post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) will no longer have to prove their injury was caused by their work when seeking workers compensation, after Queensland Parliament passed legislation with cross-party support.![]()
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First responders experiencing PTSD will no longer have to prove their injury was caused by their work when seeking workers compensation, after Queensland parliament passes legislation that has cross-p...
We’re thrilled to hear from Dr Caroline Walker, one of the keynote speakers at our upcoming forum, The New Horizon.![]()
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Dr Caroline Walker is a UK-based psychiatrist and psychotherapist, who became interested in the wellbeing of doctors after she struggled with her own mental health as a junior doctor.![]()
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Caroline is now an international role model for doctors with mental health conditions. She cares for an active caseload of doctors for NHS Practitioner Health and in 2017 she founded The Joyful Doctor – a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to improving the wellbeing of doctors through coaching, webinars and workshops, online courses, events and anti-stigma campaigning across social media. Throughout the COVID pandemic Caroline’s videos on the mental health challenges facing healthcare professionals have reached tens of thousands of doctors across the globe.![]()
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We help doctors to look after themselves, beat stress and burnout and thrive at the meaningful work they love.
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Liz Crowe spent 25 years as a social worker, predominantly in paediatric intensive care and critical care. During that time she developed a passion for clinician wellbeing and started researching how she could support her colleagues. Her passion recently became her profession and Liz now draws on her clinical experience and research in her new role as a Staff Wellbeing Consultant, Counsellor and Coach at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital.![]()
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In her interview with the Queensland Clinical Senate, Liz shares some of her experiences, along with tips to help fill our tanks, feel less stressed and more engaged, particularly in the midst of a global pandemic. Listen now at Whooshkaa or Apple.![]()
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Support for doctors is available here in Queensland by calling (07) 3833 4352. One of your peers is available to answer the call. Its free, its confidential, and its designed to support you.
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A senior medical student ponders when does tough love blur into bullying territory? Is it used to excuse bad behaviour or can it push us to be more resilient? medicguild.com/articles/toughen-up-tough-love-or-bullying-in-medicine/ #medtwitter #medstudenttwitter cc ![]()
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Toughen Up - Tough Love or Bullying in Medicine?
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A senior medical student ponders the fine line between tough love and bullying looking at what helps us grow and hinders that growth.
It’s our honour to introduce Dr Jillann Farmer, one of the keynote speakers at our upcoming forum, The New Horizon.![]()
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Dr Jillann Farmer commenced as the Deputy Director-General of Clinical Excellence Queensland in June 2020, returning to Queensland Health after employment as the Medical Director of the United Nations, based at the headquarters in New York for 8 years. During tenure in this role, she was responsible for the health, safety and wellbeing of all UN personnel deployed throughout the world and was also responsible for the standards in healthcare facilities operating under UN the UN flag.![]()
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Prior to serving in the UN, she was the Medical Director of the Patient Safety Centre in Queensland Health, and the inaugural Director of the Clinician Performance Support Service.![]()
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In her earlier career, Jillann worked as a GP, and also for the Medical Board of Queensland, building the Health Assessment and Monitoring Program for management of registrants with illnesses that impact on their ability to practice. She has been a Director of Medical Services at a mid-size acute Hospital, and a Senior Medical Officer Emergency Medicine. She holds fellowships of both the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators.![]()
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During 2014, she led the UN’s internal response to Ebola, allowing the safe deployment of UN personnel into the Ebola Outbreak area, and ensuring delivery of healthcare services to them throughout the crisis. In 2020, she led the UN’s New York response to the first wave of COVID-19 in the USA, advising the Secretary General and the then President of the General Assembly.![]()
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During her tenure as UN Medical Director, she developed and launched the UN system workplace mental health strategy, developed the UN Safety and Quality Standards and implemented reforms of the UN Trauma care system.![]()
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AS DDG Clinical Excellence Queensland, Jillann has the lead for safety and quality across the healthcare system of Queensland.![]()
Outside of work, Jillann has been a martial arts practitioner for over 30 years, and is a keen hiker, kayaker, cyclist and cross-country skier.![]()
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The New Horizon - Leading doctors' health into the future
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Doctors' Health in Queensland proudly invites you to attend an unmissable health and wellness forum for our Queensland Doctors.
DHQ is looking forward to seeing you at the RACGP 62nd Clinical Update Weekend. Dr Margaret Kay will be sharing her extensive knowledge on What GPs need to know about GP wellbeing on Sunday. ![]()
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Doctors' Health in Queensland Forum- The New Horizon will focus on establishing strong leadership across the profession with the aim of improving the health of doctors and medical students in Queensland. Tickets are still available through the QR code or www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-new-horizon-leading-doctors-health-into-the-future-tickets-137209367913
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A beautifully written post by The Joyful Doctor. Dr Caroline Walker will be a keynote speaker at our unmissable health and wellness forum for our Queensland Doctors - The New Horizon.![]()
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Building on our previous learnings and recent experiences, this New Horizon Forum focuses on establishing strong leadership across the profession with the aim of improving the health of doctors and medical students in Queensland![]()
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Support for doctors is available here in Queensland by calling (07) 3833 4352. One of your peers is available to answer the call. Its free, its confidential, and its designed to support you.As healthcare professionals, it can be easy to listen to others, to hear their needs and to help them, after all that is what we are trained to do. ![]()
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But when it comes to being on the other side - when we are the ones who need help and support - that can be a whole different ball game!![]()
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It is hard to be the vulnerable one. It is hard to show others we are struggling and we need support. It can be hard to ask for help. ![]()
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And what we forget, when we’re busy focusing on how to ‘solve the problem’ ourselves, or how to ‘just get on with it’ and cope, is that we are denying someone we care about a chance to help us.![]()
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We love it when someone we care about asks us for help. We don’t love it when they stay quiet and suffer on in silence, when we could do something simple and meaningful to make their life easier. The same is true for the people in your life.![]()
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Give people a chance to help and support you - they want to.![]()
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How could you let someone help you out a bit today?![]()
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Doctors' Health in Queensland proudly invites you to attend an unmissable health and wellness forum for our Queensland Doctors. ![]()
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With keynote speakers: Dr Jillann Farmer, Deputy Director -General of Clinical Excellence, Dr Bethan Richards, Chief Medical Wellness Officer and Dr Caroline Walker, The Joyful Doctor.![]()
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Together we can establish the compassionate leadership we need for our doctors now and into the future. Please join us at this important doctors’ health event for 2021.![]()
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Tickets are available for general admission, medical students and online participants.
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Taking a break is NOT an indulgence. Its vital to sustained health & wellbeing. And can be started in med school. ![]()
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"Burnout is almost synonymous with perfectionism, and perfectionism is almost synonymous with med students." Taking a break actually enhances your efficiency and health, rather than inhibits it! #MedTwitter #MedEd medicguild.com/articles/prophylaxis-for-burnout-the-sabbath-can-med-students-take-a-day-off/
Prophylaxis for Burnout: The Sabbath- Can Med Students Take a Day Off?
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A final year med student goes back to his Jewish roots to realise the power of rest, reflection and recharge.
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Welcome to the week! Let's commit this week to stop normalizing working too much. ![]()
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Fatigue is a huge risk personally and professionally for medical students and doctors. ![]()
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How do you find work-life harmony? ![]()
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#worklifebalance #restrecover #mentalhealthawareness #doctorssupportingdoctors
Today is World Health Day. Do you know who's health is just as important as everyone else? Doctors and Medical Students. ![]()
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Today is #WorldDoctorsDay, where we celebrate the unwavering commitment and incredible dedication of our health heroes right across the state.![]()
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A heartfelt Thank You to all of Queensland's doctors.![]()
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Support for doctors is available here in Queensland by calling (07) 3833 4352. One of your peers is available to answer the call. Its free, its confidential, and its designed to support you. ![]()
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The last 14 months has been big for our healthcare workers, which is why taking a moment to say thank you can make a bigger difference. Shout out to a #HealthHero through the Queensland Health Instagram page below.![]()
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Lockdown. Variant strains. Doctors contracting the virus whilst at work. This is relentless. And doctors are at the forefront. ![]()
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It's Harmony Week! A week to celebrate Australia's cultural diversity. It’s about inclusiveness, respect and a sense of belonging for everyone.![]()
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@DocHealthQLD sends our respect to all culturally diverse doctors and medical students. ![]()
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#EveryoneBelongs #HarmonyDay_AU #respect #Internationalmedicalstudents #Internationaldoctors #belonging