National Rural Health Conference

The National Rural Health Conference belongs to Australia’s rural and remote health community. Come along and make it work for you, for your local health services and area.
he Conference’s main focus is on those who are involved in rural, regional and remote health every day: the consumers, clinicians, managers and researchers in non-metropolitan areas. Participants will also come from other sectors that contribute to the health of people in country Australia, such as education, the environment, transport, housing, economic development and community services. The Conference aims to recognise the roles played by people involved in these sectors, to widen the view of the rural and remote health community and to give depth and greater effectiveness to our endeavours to improve rural health.

For the rural and remote health sector itself the Conference aims to:

• showcase developments on the ground;
• strengthen networks of consumers, providers and researchers;
• provide an opportunity for research reports to be delivered by both experienced and beginning researchers;
• encourage information dissemination and the development of policies and service systems;
• anticipate developments and issues and help set the sector’s agenda; and
• promote greater public awareness of rural and remote health issues.

When is National Rural Health Conference?

The next dates haven't been confirmed. The last edition we have on record was 7–10 Apr 2013.

Where is it held?

The last edition we have was at Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide, Australia.