Regional Training Hub Events

Gain insight into personal experiences of Queensland Health frontline responders managing COVID-19 patients and the related challenges facing medical teams in regional and rural communities and the UQ Research Teams working swiftly to develop a vaccine. 

For a significant portion of our female population, encountering a gynaecological issue during their reproductive lifetime and beyond is likely. Medical issues may become apparent from puberty through to the twilight years, though are more commonly faced during a woman’s childbearing years. These concerns are no different for women living in rural and regional areas. The tyranny of distance places extra challenges on the diagnosis and management of infertility, pelvic and ovarian disease, pregnancy loss, postpartum complications, pelvic organ prolapse and menopausal issues. Join our Gynaecology discussion to learn from panel members how these situations and diagnoses can be managed in the rural setting.

In Australia, 10% of people visiting a General Practitioner have Chronic Kidney Disease, yet most are unaware. According to latest reports from Australian Institute of Health and Welfare and Kidney Health Australia, this is a common reality for people living in rural and remote populations and more so for older Indigenous Australians, where incidence rates of treated End Stage Kidney Disease is significantly higher than city counterparts.

So what can we do to ensure early diagnosis and prevent late referral? Join our panel discussion to learn more from Nephrology experts on this important issue.

The University of Queensland Regional Training Hub Wide Bay would like to extend a very warm welcome to the new doctors within the Bundaberg community.

The World Health Organisation promotes vaccination as one of the most effective ways to prevent disease. Recognising vaccine protection against more than 25 debilitating or life-threatening diseases, including influenza, measles, polio, tetanus, diphtheria, meningitis, tetanus, typhoid and cervical cancer. So, why is a percentage of the Australian population still 'missing out' - placing themselves or loved ones at risk of serious diseases, disability, ill health or death?

Hosted by UQ Regional Training Hub Wide Bay

Hosted by UQ Regional Training Hub Wide Bay

The UQ Regional Training Hub Southern Queensland is facilitating a Mentor Program inviting UQ Rural Clinical School, Toowoomba students to connect with Rural Junior Doctors across Southern Queensland for inspiring mentoring opportunities.

Additional remote support offered via UQ Regional Training Hubs Educational Zoom Meetings to reinforce connectivity as a reality for modern rural career choices. These 1-hour interactive webinar style meetings aim to provide a vertically integrated learning environment with attendant spin-offs of collegial support; plus, sharing and accelerating learning experiences in the rural and remote context. Please refer to the individual sessions to RSVP and Register for the Series.

RTHCQ Local Advisory Group meeting.

RTHWB Indigenous Reference Group meeting (Bundaberg)

RTH Wide Bay Local Advisory Group meeting

Post Course review for all participants and facilitators of the UQ & CQHHS Course for Medical Educators.

RTHCQ Indigenous Reference Group meeting.

This course is for all medical officers of any experience level who are engaged or interested in education, training and supervision of medical students and junior medical officers.

Rural Health panel discussion

All you need to know about eye examination skills and how to teach them to others. Teacher Training Workshop.

Over dinner, attend a two hour presentation (partnered by University of Queensland & Central Queensland Rural Health).

With afternoon tea, drop in sessions available at research stations (on selected themes).

This course is for all medical officers of any experience level who are engaged or interested in education, training and supervision of medical students and junior medical officers.

This course is for all medical officers of any experience level who are engaged or interested in education, training and supervision of medical students and junior medical officers.

RTHCQ Local Advisory Group meeting

Managing challenges and the unexpected

This course is for all medical officers of any experience level who are engaged or interested in education, training and supervision of medical students and junior medical officers.

This course is for all medical officers of any experience level who are engaged or interested in education, training and supervision of medical students and junior medical officers.

RTH Wide Bay - Local Advisory Group Meeting

What to expect in rural practice

This course is for all medical officers of any experience level who are engaged or interested in education training and supervision of medical students and junior medical officers.

Hosted by UQ Regional Training Hub Wide Bay

Regional & Rural Medical Training State Forum - meeting

Work experience for high-achieving students in years 10-12 who are interested in starting a career in Medicine.

This course is for all medical officers of any experience level who are engaged or interested in education, training and supervision of medical students and junior medical officers.

RTH Wide Bay's Indigenous Reference Group meeting (Hervey Bay)

RTH Central Queensland's Indigenous Reference Group meeting.

RTH Central Queensland's 'Local Advisory Group Meeting'.

This course is for all medical officers of any experience level who are engaged or interested in education, training and supervision of medical students and junior medical officers.

Occupational hazards & injuries in Rural Practice

Work Experience for high-achieving students in years 10-12 who are interested in starting a career in Medicine.

Train the Trainer course: refresher for medical facilitators

RTHCQ Local Advisory Group meeting

Hosted by UQ Regional Training Hub Wide Bay

RTH Wide Bay - Local Advisory Group Meeting

Settling in to rural practice

Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service - Careers Pathway Evening (supported by RTH Central Queensland)

RTHCQ Indigenous Reference Group meeting

Setting the Scene - an introduction to Rural Health

RTHCQ Local Advisory Group meeting

RTHWB Indigenous Reference Group meeting (Hervey Bay)

Hosted by UQ Regional Training Hub Wide Bay and co-sponsored by James Cook University

RTHCQ Indigenous Reference Group meeting

RTH Wide Bay - Local Advisory Group Meeting

RTH Central Queensland's Local Advisory Group meeting.

Hosted by UQ Regional Training Hub Wide Bay

The Educational Series provide an inter-professional, vertically integrated learning environment with students, junior and senior professionals, topic experts and community commentators. Each meeting utilises a familiar platform for remote support and mentoring; whilst reinforcing connectivity as a reality for contemporary rural career choices.

Hosted by UQ Regional Training Hub Wide Bay

Hosted by UQ Regional Training Hub Central Queensland

Hosted by UQ Regional Training Hub Central Queensland

Hosted by Central Queensland Regional Training Hub

Please join us for a workshop examining rural-based clinical and social scenarios.

An evening with Australia’s first Rural Health Commissioner Emeritus Prof. Paul Worley to discuss our future Central Queensland Medical Workforce.