Latest news at the Goldfields UDRH
Welcoming first student cohort for 2026
We’re thrilled to have officially welcomed our first student cohort for 2026 with a full‑day, Goldfields based, orientation session. Together, 6 allied health students from Curtin and La Trobe Universities, have…
Celebrating the Goldfields Health Community
What a way to welcome 2026!  Our ‘Welcome to 2026’ sundowner event brought the Goldfields health community together, with many familiar faces taking the opportunity to reconnect…
Indigenous Health Leader visits Goldfields UDRH
During October, the Goldfields University Department of Rural Health (GUDRH) had the privilege of hosting Adrian Te Patu, a distinguished…
Rural Health Month 2025
Goldfields community invited to thank local health professionals during November for National Rural Health Month. The Goldfields University Department of…
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What’s on at Goldfields UDRH
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Introduction to Clinical Supervision
Curtin Kalgoorlie
Empowering local clinical supervisors with practical tools to enable constructive feedback, inclusive learning environments, encourage student growth, improve communication and build stronger supervisory relationships.
7 April 2026
WHO’s World Health Day 2026
Curtin Kalgoorlie
WHO’s ‘World Health Day’ is celebrated annually and draws attention to a specific health topic of concern to people all over the world. This year’s theme is “Together for health. Stand with science”
Available all year
Hands on Health Career Tasters
Curtin Kalgoorlie
Engaging health career experiences for students of all levels, designed to spark curiosity and ambition to explore future careers in health. Sessions can be delivered as an incursion at your school, or hosted at the Goldfields UDRH.
‘Mulga Musings’ for Students
Student Interprofessional Education Sessions in the Goldfields
Interprofessional collaborative practice is fundamental to working in rural healthcare, especially in relation to ensuring the best health outcomes for clients. Through our ‘Mulga Musings’ sessions, explore how interprofessional collaborative practice can also support improved care coordination across settings, reduce healthcare costs, reduce professional burden and enhance understanding of other professional roles and responsibilities, ultimately improving patient care and outcomes.
Interprofessional communication
Shared decision making
Conflict negotiation & resolution
Collaborative leadership
