Showing posts with label RHRI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RHRI. Show all posts
January 30, 2026

RHRI and CVC membership and affiliate structures

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Today Dr Carolyn Gregoric and I met with Prof Julian Grant and Wahid from the Rural Health Research Institute (RHRI) to discuss collaboratio...
September 11, 2025

Nation-building in the Global South

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This week we have attended and presented at the Oceania and Indigenous Trans-national Methods and Practices Symposium focusing on Nation-bu...
September 6, 2025

Multilingual Speech Assessment: Using an Implementation Science Framework to Explore Acceptability of the Speech Assessment of Children’s Home Language(s) (SACHL)

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Congratulations Kate Margetson who has just had the following manuscript accepted for publication that was written during her postdoc It is ...
July 3, 2025

Finalising our project with OAMS

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After 18 months our research project with OAMS has ended. This week we said farewell to Emily-Jane Woodhead as our amazing research assistan...
June 17, 2025

RHRI Symposium

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The RHRI Symposium was held 17-18  June in Orange to celebrate  the research funded by a grant to the Charles Sturt University Rural Health ...
June 15, 2025

Speech Pathology Australia National Conference

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The Speech Pathology Australia National Conference ( https://www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au/Public/Public/CPD-events/SPA-conference/202...
June 12, 2025

Thanks Emily-Jane

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Emily-Jane Woodhead has been a fantastic research assistant on our Rural Health Research Institute project over the past 18 months. Today wa...
June 10, 2025

Kate Margetson's postdoc is coming to an end

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Dr Kate Margetson has been working with me as a postdoc for 2-days per week for the past 1.5 years. It has been an amazing time of developin...
June 6, 2025

OAMS Little Library at Early Years

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This morning Emily-Jane Woodhead and Sarah Bartlett sent me these photos of our OAMS Little Library at in the Early Years building - it'...
June 4, 2025

Cross-linguistic transfer in Vietnamese-English speech

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Congratulations to Dr Kate Margetson who has just had this paper accepted for publication Margetson, K., McLeod, S., & Verdon, S. (2025)...
May 30, 2025

Summing up our 18 months' research learnings and progress

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Today it was such an honour to present our research learning and progress with the 100+ staff at the Orange Aboriginal Medical Service (OAMS...
May 21, 2025

Elders morning tea

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This morning I was invited to the OAMS Elders' morning tea. It was organised as part of Australia's Biggest Morning Tea to raise mon...
April 19, 2025

OAMS Little Libraries launch

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On Thursday we launched the OAMS Little Libraries. What a special day of celebrating the launch of four Little Libraries of children's b...
April 7, 2025

Breakfast Club and books!

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We received this email from our research partners "We posted the following text on our socials with the attached photos." Breakfas...
April 3, 2025

Speech pathology screening clinic at OAMS

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Today, as part of our RHRI research, Sarah Bartlett, Emily-Jane Woodhead and I (3 speech pathologists) worked alongside Katrina and Tegan f...
February 7, 2025

Help! How can I support multilingual children? Speech assessment of children’s home language(s) (SACHL)

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Today Dr Kate Margetson and I presented a 2-hour invited seminar titled "Help! How can I support multilingual children? Speech assessme...
November 27, 2024

ECV2024 presentations by our team

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Here are the presentations from our team at ECV2024 this week Children draw talking: Interdisciplinary insights into drawings from 200 child...
November 19, 2024

SACHL - Phase 2 information session 2

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Today we hosted another information session about Phase 2 of the Speech Assessment of Children’s Home Languages (SACHL, Margetson & McLe...
November 18, 2024

SACHL - Phase 2 information session 1

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The first SACHL information session for people who want to participate with us in Phase 2 was held tonight.   It was great to see how many p...
November 7, 2024

Sarah Bartlett's PhD endorsement

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Congratulations to my PhD student Sarah Bartlett who traveled to Bathurst to present her PhD proposal. Her topic is: Caregiver-implemented ...