The Monash Medical Orchestra returned to Gippsland on Saturday 16 September for their highly anticipated annual concert, Music for the Valley held at Federation University.

The health needs of people living in rural and remote Australia differ greatly in comparison to their metropolitan counterparts.

The twenty first episode of the Doctor What? Doctor Where? Stories of Rural Medicine podcast - RACGP or ACRRM: Which GP College is Right For You?- is now available.

Associate Professor Robert Dawson has been appointed the Director of the Gippsland Regional Training Hub, where he will help support medical students and junior doctors to live, work and train in the region he calls home.

Research exploring evidence-informed and co-designed models of support for children of parents with a mental illness has been recognised with the Leon Piterman Prize, which recognises early career researcher publications in social and educational

The twentieth episode of the Doctor What? Doctor Where? Stories of Rural Medicine podcast - Wearing Two Hats: Combining Parenthood and Medicine - is now available.

The first study of rural female general surgeons reveals some insights into the workforce and calls for a review of workforce recruitment.

Over thirty doctors in Mildura and the surrounding area have strengthened their teaching and supervisory skills thanks to free training provided by Monash Rural Health’s North West Victoria Regional Training Hub.

An innovative Climate Disaster Response board game, originally conceived as part of a summer research project by a Monash student, was played by medical students and health professionals at a recent Australian Medical Students' Association event.