Kristy Crooks is a proud descendant of the Euahlayi people from the Lightning Ridge area of northwest New South Wales. Kristy is an Aboriginal Program Manager with the Public Health Unit, Hunter New England Local Health District and is passionate about improving health outcomes of Aboriginal people.
If we can beat the flu it will go a long way to beating other Indigenous health problems too
My role as program manager with the Hunter New England local public health unit involves leading the development and delivery of effective strategies for combating communicable diseases like the flu.
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Influenza, or the “flu” is a big problem around the world. In Australia, most disease occurs during late winter, but in the tropics, it can occur at any time.
