Brett Jones
Nurse Practitioner
Brett Jones is a highly experienced Nurse Practitioner with over two decades of expertise spanning acute care, telehealth, and stroke management. Renowned for his leadership in stroke nursing, Brett has played a pivotal role in advancing nurseled models of care, driving quality improvement initiatives, and leading research to optimize patient outcomes. Brett’s dedication to innovative healthcare extends to telehealth services, where he provides accessible and patientcentered care for chronic conditions, men’s health, and metabolic disorders.
Brett enjoys mentoring healthcare professionals, participating in clinical research projects, and presenting at national and international conferences. Outside of work, he is passionate about improving access to highquality care and engaging in initiatives that promote patientcentered healthcare delivery.
Charlie Veitch is the founder of Abby Health, Australia's online-first GP clinic. He writes editorial content across the blog and site. All clinical content published by Charlie is medically reviewed by a qualified GP before publication. Charlie is not a clinician and does not provide medical advice.
Dr Bosco Wu is a fellowship-qualified general practitioner based in Sydney, Australia. He graduated with his MBBS from Australian National University in 2010 and subsequently obtained his Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) in 2018. Before specialising in general practice, Dr Wu undertook training in radiation oncology and worked at, amongst others, the Canberra Hospital and Port Macquarie Base Hospital.
In his general practice role, Dr Wu’s interests include preventative health, men’s health, oncology and palliative care, mental health, and paediatrics.
Dr. Ramu is the Founder and Clinical Director of Abby Health, bringing more than 35 years of experience as a Specialist GP. He graduated with his MBBS from the University of Queensland in 1989 and completed specialist GP training in Broken Hill under Dr. Donald Howarth and Dr. Peter Belbin, achieving his FRACGP in 1996 and FACRRM in 1998.
In continuous practice in Broken Hill since 1991, Dr. Ramu has been serving the community as a GP since 1992, making him the longest-serving GP in Broken Hill. He further broadened his expertise by completing a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) at the University of New England in 2001, adding legal insight to his medical practice.