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Date Published: Jun 1, 2022. The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) congratulates Mark Butler on his appointment as Minister for Health and Aged Care, and Linda Burney, who ... Our vision is to have the right doctors, in the right places, with
Contribute to systemic evaluation to improve the provision of culturally safe care.
We know this initiative will repopulate country towns with skilled Rural Generalists and improve health outcomes for rural and remote people by giving them greater access to the health care services ... These announcements, however, do not diminish the need for
Rural doctors using the My Health Record can offer patients the best care possible to reduce adverse events as their information is not locked into one provider’s medical record system
critical and intensive care. anaesthetics. medical imaging & nuclear medicine. pharmacy & medicines management.
These are steps towards achieving the ultimate goa of achieving equity of access to high quality, culturally safe and appropriate health care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples throughout Australia.
Is the efficient transfer of information to support transfer of care impacted by a lack of standardisation? ... The information you provide will be shared with the federally-funded CSIRO Primary Care Data Quality project.
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) supports today’s announcement of a six-month extension to Medicare-subsidised telehealth to facilitate access to vital primary health care services ... It is particularly useful for rural and remote
The announcement, made by Minister for Health and Aged Care Mark Butler, gives more GPs and RG registrars the option of being employed directly by the South Australian Health Service. ... Importantly, it also supports better integrated patient care, which
Our advocacy and policy target the disparities of the health status of Indigenous Australians and recognise that plans to strengthen care need to be backed by sufficient investment and funding.