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=== PHM Victoria Launch ===
 
  
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PHM Victoria kicked off into existence with a great evening of presentations and discussion on Thursday, 24 March 2005. David Legge introduced the group to the history and aims of PHM globally then Sally Kingsland gave a short talk on 'brain drain' issues and how they relate to Australia. Deb Gleeson introduced the Community Health Links Project and was followed by Jon Ehsani who talked about his recent experiences with PHM India. We finished up with some time discussing the possible directions and actions of PHM in Australia and in Victoria in particular. Many thanks to all who attended - on the night before the Easter break!
 
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Read the [[Vic Launch Report|full report]] about the launch.
 
  
 
=== Current Projects ===
 
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Please see the [[Brain Drain]] main page for more information and contact [mailto:sally@phmoz.org Sally] if you would like to get involved.
 
Please see the [[Brain Drain]] main page for more information and contact [mailto:sally@phmoz.org Sally] if you would like to get involved.
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=== Victorian Archive ===
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[[Victorian Archive|Click here]]
  
 
=== Get involved ===
 
=== Get involved ===
  
 
Please [[Special:Subscribe|subscribe]] to the PHM Oz mailing list and/or [mailto:vic@phmoz.org email us] if you live in Victoria and would like to get involved.
 
Please [[Special:Subscribe|subscribe]] to the PHM Oz mailing list and/or [mailto:vic@phmoz.org email us] if you live in Victoria and would like to get involved.

Revision as of 08:30, 31 August 2006


Current Projects

Community Health Links Project

We are developing a Community Health Links Project to partner Community Health Centres in Australia to brother/sister organisations in the majority world. If you are interested in this project, please email Deb.

More information

Brain Drain and Third World Health

The term 'brain drain' refers to the net migration of skilled professionals from one place to another. Our Working Group aims to contribute to the Australian and international debate on the brain drain of skilled health professionals and the creation of global equity in health.

Please see the Brain Drain main page for more information and contact Sally if you would like to get involved.

Victorian Archive

Click here

Get involved

Please subscribe to the PHM Oz mailing list and/or email us if you live in Victoria and would like to get involved.

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