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2010 19th Annual RDAV and RMFN Conference
2010 19th Victorian Rural Doctors Conference 8-10th October Wangaratta
Our conference this year is being jointly organised with Bogong Regional Training program and RMFN, with assistance from North East DGP. Location is the Wangaratta arts centre. This is a pleasant capacious venue with plenty of accommodation close by, about which details will be posted.
The program intended at present is: Friday: REST ALS and Ultrasound workshops (pre-booked). Pre-dinner plenary session. Family dinner. Saturday: Parallel procedural and community practice streams. Plaster and ENT technique workshops. Formal Dinner. RDAV AGM. Sunday: Emergencies and Urgencies in Community General Practice. RMFN Family program: all 3 days.
Speakers will probably include Dawn De Witt, Christine Saunders, Glyn Teale, Eliza Tweddle, Bruce Mitchell, Anne-Marie Kelly, Tim Baker andEmergency Physicians from Adult Retrieval Victoria.
Past conferences:
2009 Bell City Melbourne
2008 Port Fairy
2007 Milawa
2006 Lancefield
2005 Werribee, Jointly held with RWAV and ACRRM
2004 Echuca
2003 Mount Buffalo
2002 Mount Gambier, Jointly held with RDASA
2001 Traralgon Centre for Rural Health (10th year RDAV anniversary
2000 Yarrawonga
1999 Melbourne
1998 Halls Gap
1997 Wonthaggi
1996 Swan Hill
1995 Lorne
1994 Daylesford
1993 Mt Beauty
1992 Echuca
Rural Doctors Association of Victoria (Constituent of RDAA)
Rural Doctors Association of Victoria (Constituent of RDAA)
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The Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA) is a national body representing the interests of rural medical practitioners right around Australia. Our vision is for excellent medical care for rural and remote communities. We are committed to building and maintaining a workforce of highly skilled and motivated rural medical practitioners. This requires adequate training and proper incentives, remuneration and support (both professional and personal). Formed in 1991, RDAA comprises the Rural Doctors Associations of each State and the Northern Territory. Members of these associations not only enjoy representation and other benefits at a state level, but also nationally.