Vol 217, Issue 7: 3 October 2022. Professor Rosemary Calder AM is Professor of Health Policy at the Mitchell Institute at Victoria University. Professor James Dunbar is Honorary Professor in Deakin University's School of Medicine. They discuss the Being Equally Well program for people with serious mental illness, which is the subject of their MJA Supplement and Editorial. With MJA news and online editor Cate Swannell.

Episode 492: MJA Podcasts 2022 Episode 35: Being Equally Well, with Prof Rosemary Calder AM and Prof James Dunbar

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Episode 492: MJA Podcasts 2022 Episode 35: Being Equally Well, with Prof Rosemary Calder AM and Prof James Dunbar

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