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Thursday 19 September 2019 Do you have what it takes to engage with Indigenous people? Tonights panel Dr Louis Peachey Facilitator: Dr Jeff Nelson Dr Mary Emeleus Rural General Professor Steve Trumble Psychologist Psychiatry Registrar

Thursday 19 September 2019 Do you have what it takes to engage with Indigenous people?
Tonight’s panel Dr Louis Peachey Facilitator: Dr Jeff Nelson Dr Mary Emeleus Rural General Professor Steve Trumble Psychologist Psychiatry Registrar Practitioner General Practitioner
Learning outcomes • • •
9 principles to guide your work with Indigenous Australians Dr Mary Emeleus
9 principles to guide your work with Indigenous Australians Working Together: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health and Dr Mary Emeleus wellbeing principles and practice Ed: Pat Dudgeon, Helen Milroy and Roz Walker
Q & A Dr Louis Peachey Facilitator: Dr Jeff Nelson Dr Mary Emeleus Rural General Professor Steve Trumble Psychologist Psychiatry Registrar Practitioner General Practitioner
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