EHO Knows
EHO Knows
Podcast Description
Welcome to EHO Knows – the podcast for Environmental Health Officers (EHOs).
Hosted by Shane van de Vorstenbosch, each episode dives into the highs and lows of our daily work, offering valuable tips, insights, and a dose of humour. Whether you’re a seasoned EHO or just starting out, this channel provides a unique opportunity to learn from others' experiences and discover how hindsight can guide us to better practices. Join us and our diverse guests as we navigate the ever-evolving world of environmental health.
Subscribe and stay informed, entertained, and inspired!
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on various themes within environmental health, including public health crises, workplace challenges, and recruitment strategies. Notable episodes cover topics like the Salmonella outbreak in Albury, managing community responses during floods, and captivating stories like the 'Pied Piper Incident' involving a rat metropolis, aiming to inform and inspire both new and experienced EHOs.
Welcome to EHO Knows – the podcast for Environmental Health Officers (EHOs).
Hosted by Shane van de Vorstenbosch, each episode dives into the highs and lows of our daily work, offering valuable tips, insights, and a dose of humour. Whether you’re a seasoned EHO or just starting out, this channel provides a unique opportunity to learn from others’ experiences and discover how hindsight can guide us to better practices. Join us and our diverse guests as we navigate the ever-evolving world of environmental health.
Subscribe and stay informed, entertained, and inspired!
In this episode Shane is joined by Associate Professor Melissa Stoneham for one of the most powerful reminders of what environmental health is really about. As the lead of the Ending Trachoma Project in Western Australia, Melissa shares how a disease that is 100% preventable is still causing blindness in some of Australia’s most remote Aboriginal communities. This episode explores the power of prevention, the politics of providing basic hygiene, the challenges of remote housing maintenance, and what sustainable, community-led environmental health really looks like in practice.
Thank you to our guest: Melissa Stoneham
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