Jack Dyson is a young man who knows the importance of a safe and supported transfer from child to adult health services - a topic explored by a newly updated Primary Health Tasmania resource.
Twenty-six Tasmanians have earned qualifications through a training program aimed at building the capacity of the local drug and alcohol treatment sector to provide safe and appropriate care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the state.
A sponsored trip to a nursing conference in Adelaide inspired Waratah-Wynyard's Elesha Fromm to take on heart health in her own backyard.