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This includes a policy approach which reflects the contexts and needs of rural, remote and First Nations communities. ... 2018). The carbon footprint of Australian health care. The Lancet Planetary Health, 2(1), e27-e35.
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This includes a policy approach which reflects the contexts and needs of rural, remote and First Nations communities. ... 2018). The carbon footprint of Australian health care. The Lancet Planetary Health, 2(1), e27-e35.
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1. Provide expert medical care in all rural contexts. 2. Provide primary care. ... Treatment of suppurative otitis media 69%. Palliative Care (PALL) Management of haemoptysis 79%.
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Your patient’s comfort and dignity is the ultimate priority of care provision. • ... End of LifE CarE and advanCE CarE PLanning for ruraL and rEmotE CommunitiEs.
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Apply a population health approach 5. Address the health care needs of culturally diverse and disadvantaged groups 6. ... 6.5 Provide health care services that use a primary health care approach, contributing to the social and emotional wellbeing of the individual
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social imposts associated with travelling to larger regional centres to access appropriate care. ... Medicare-subsidised GP, allied health and specialist health care across local areas: 2022-23.
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5. 5. Pastoral care and mental health support. 6. 6. Guidelines for remote supervision. ... Remote supervision provides unique guidance to trainees supporting delivery of care to rural and remote patients.
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patients. We are also concerned by the “Insight Generation” sections reference to “expanded risk factors data to help determine risk of harm.” We consider this approach to be highly problematic. ... 9. Do you have any suggestions about how Ahpra should
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and social imposts associated with travel to larger regional centres to access appropriate care. ... presentations, and often also, the capacity to manage in-patient and follow-up care.
The standards articulate the minimum acceptable resourcing to ensure these people can access urgent care. ... The standards draw upon the direct experience of our College’s members working in just such models of care.