Free on-line learning modules on AYA cancer
An exciting professional development opportunity has just been launched, available to anyone interested in learning about cancer care for adolescents and young adults (AYA).
An exciting professional development opportunity has just been launched, available to anyone interested in learning about cancer care for adolescents and young adults (AYA).
The Centre for Adolescent Health is running an Information Night on Wednesday the 25th of September. This will be of interest to anyone working with young people -teachers, nurses, doctors, social workers, psychologists, police and youth workers.
The Truth About CATS was awarded the Warren Sturgis Motion Media Award at the BioCommunications Association (USA) BioImages 2013 awards. BioImages is an annual visual media competition that showcases the finest still, graphics and motion media work in the life sciences and medicine. Entries are evaluated by a distinguished panel of judges based on their … Continued
The conference theme was ‘bridging clinical and public health perspectives’. Presentations by staff spanned the breadth of research undertaken at the Centre for Adolescent Health
Australia’s first textbook on ‘Youth Health and Adolescent Medicine’
PhD study concludes that cannabis use during adolescence has consequensces into adulthood
Congratulations to Rachel Leung on completion of her PhD
I am currently studying the Masters in Adolescent Health and Welfare. When I commenced my studies I was a Senior Constable working in the Security Event Co-ordination Unit at the Victorian Police Academy. This course has had a dramatic impact on my career. I am now working as a Police Youth Resource Officer. This is … Continued
Centre staff were sad to farewell Nadia and Merel last week who spent 8 weeks on a student placement at CAH
Congratulations to Rachel Leung who has recently completed her PhD