Resources
AMRRIC is currently building a library of relevant papers and resources.
Most are available to non members, however some are membership only resources. If you would like to add a relevant paper to this list of resources please contact amrric on info@amrric.org
AMRRIC Manual
AMRRIC is proud to launch a new resource: Conducting Dog Health Programs in Indigenous Communities: A Veterinary Guide. By Dr Samantha Phelan
Why your organisation needs this manual
Conducting Dog Health Programs in Indigenous Communities: A Veterinary Guide, is destined to become an indispensable tool for individuals and organisations seeking to establish sustainable and culturally appropriate animal health programs in Indigenous communities. The only such guide currently available, it was written by Dr Samantha Phelan, a Northern Territory-based veterinarian with significant field experience in remote Indigenous communities.
The Manual is not just for veterinarians. Jam-packed with hands-on, practical information within the context of relevant historical detail, it is an essential resource for local government, community organisations, environmental health workers, and others interested in the health and wellbeing of animals, their owners and their communities.
How can I access the Manual?
The Manual is web-based and FREE to AMRRIC members. AMRRIC members receive newsletters and updates, and join a dedicated network of individuals and organisations working in remote animal health programs. For more information about becoming an AMRRIC member, visit the Become A Member page.
