Three Rivers University Department of Rural Health

  • Three Rivers UDRH Charles Sturt University PO Box 789 Albury NSW 2640

    Australia

Organization profile

Organisation profile

Three Rivers University Department of Rural Health (UDRH) will allow more health students to live, study and work in regional Australia.

The Three Rivers UDRH is a new alliance bringing together the unique geographical knowledge and expertise of CSU and its partners. CSU and the consortium education partners understand the rural health agenda as we teach, research and live in a rural and regional context.

This significant program supports allied health, nursing, midwifery and dentistry student placements in regional and rural Australia. Based in central and southern NSW, it covers CSU's regional footprint, encompassing both the Murrumbidgee and Western Local Health District Primary Health Networks.

The Three Rivers UDRH will work in partnership with local councils, educators and healthcare providers. The Australian Government Department of Health is supporting the program with federal funding.

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    Profiles

    Photo of Ness Bland

    Ness Bland

    Person: Non Academic Staff

    20192019
    No photo of Kelly Goldsworthy

    Kelly Goldsworthy

    Person: Academic

    20192019
    Photo of Elyce Green

    Elyce Green

    Person: Academic

    20162020

    Research Output

    The experiences of nurses using noninvasive ventilation: An integrative review of the literature

    Green, E. & Bernoth, M., 01 Jan 2020, (Accepted/In press) In : Australian Critical Care.

    Research output: Contribution to journal › Review article

    • The experiences of nurses using noninvasive ventilation: An integrative review of the literature

    Green, E. & Bernoth, M., 03 Mar 2020, In : Australian Critical Care. p. online

    Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

    • The experiences of nurses using noninvasive ventilation: An integrative review of the literature

    Green, E. & Bernoth, M., 01 Mar 2020, In : Australian Critical Care. p. 1-7 7 p.

    Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

    • Prizes

    ESSA Medal

    Caroline Robertson (Recipient), Mar 2017

    Prize: Award

    • Marianne Gaul AM Award

    Elyce Green (Recipient), 16 Aug 2019

    Prize: Award

    • Activities

    • 1 Conference/Symposium

    6th Western NSW Health Research Network Symposium

    Ness Bland (Participant)
    19 Jun 2019

    Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Conference/Symposium › Industry

    Press / Media

    FACES OF ORANGE | Dr Sarah Hyde helps bring doctors to the bush

    Sarah Hyde

    02/01/20

    1 item of Media coverage

    Press/Media: Press / Media

    Bringing health home: Researchers revolutionise refugee healthcare

    Deb Warr

    28/11/19

    1 item of Media coverage

    Press/Media: Press / Media

    Henty Field Days: Spanner in the Works

    Brent Smith, Elyce Green & Claire Seaman

    18/09/19

    1 item of Media coverage

    Press/Media: Press / Media