Lego blocks and role playing do not appear to have much to do with teaching allied health students, however a CSU academic has won a national teaching excellence award for her creative approach to learning.

CSU researchers working with colleagues from the Murrumbidgee Local Health District have been recognised for their collaborative efforts to develop advanced software that aims to improve patient care.

Extensive research into assessing the effectiveness of educational simulation programs for frontline responders has won international recognition for CSU academic, Dr Amanda Davies.

The ethical challenges posed by healthcare professionals who wish to be able to refuse to treat patients on the grounds of conscientious objections is the focus of an international conference.

Securing health professionals for rural and regional NSW is firmly on the agenda at the launch of the CSU-led Three Rivers Department of Rural Health in West Wyalong on Wednesday 30 August.

A CSU student has taken her enthusiasm to become a health professional to high school students in the Top End.

A CSU graduate has been honoured at a national pharmacy conference for her early work in the profession.

A CSU academic and mental health advocate has played a leading role in the development of a national program launched in Canberra today.

A CSU academic striving to improve the health of Aboriginal communities has been named the 2017 National NAIDOC Scholar of the Year.