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Think Tank advocacy workshop

AMSA ThinkTank Advocacy Workshop - 20th September

The next AMSA ThinkTank meeting will be held at 6pm on Monday 20th September, in Meeting Room 1, Building 64, Monash Clayton Campus. Special guest Viv Benjamin from the Oaktree Foundation will be presenting a workshop on advocacy and campaigning - how to make your voice heard. As always the meeting will be an opportunity to learn about current medical student/health/political issues on a local, national and global level; with food provided and new attendees welcome. Please RSVP to Michael Loftus at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Healthy Body Healthy Mind

Want to win $1500, just for having a good time and promoting student wellbeing? Enter AMSA and MDA National's 'Healthy Body Health Mind' initiative, full details can be found at http://www.amsa.org.au/content/healthy-body-healthy-mind-campaign. Entrants close September 3rd.

AMSA Embolus and ThinkTank

AMSA's monthly e-newsletter, embolus, is available NOW. Click here check it out and to make sure it's delivered to your inbox each month!

Also, August's ThinkTank bulletin is now available here. The next ThinkTank meeting will be on Monday 23rd August at 6pm, in Meeting Room 1 (Building 64) at Monash Clayton. First time attendees are always welcome!

Emergency SA Conference

The Emergency SA conference is being held from 12-14 of August in Adelaide. Many of Adelaide's top specialists, as well as a range of interstate presenters will make this conference very valuable to medical students.

This conference is being hosted by ACEM (emergency physicians), CENA (emergency nurses) and ACAP (ambo's). This is a bi-annual tripartate between the three colleges and is designed to update participants on the latest procedural updates, hands-on workshops and clinical presentations.

For more information, see the conference website here.

AMSA Election Priorities

The Australian Medical Student Association has published their priorities for the upcoming election. These priorities provide politicians with initiatives to help insure the quality of Australia's future doctors. It is an interesting read and these initiatives influence us all. The document can be found here.

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