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ACRRM publish a wide range of medical news articles to inform our members and doctors, and keep them up to date.
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We would reiterate the importance that all recommendations of the report give careful consideration of their potential impacts upon workforce distribution both in the immediate and the longer term. It is crucial that they support the National Medical
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It is essential that funding arrangements for rural and regional hospitals reflect the actual cost of providing services in rural hospitals, together with increased accreditation and compliance costs. Funding should not be based on past activity and must
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The college’s key concern is that the review outcomes serve to promote and do not inadvertently undermine the vital work of our skilled doctors practicing in remote and rural areas including in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
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6 AIHW (2018) Survey of Health Care: selected findings for rural and remote Australians. ... Retrieved from https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports/injury/geographical-analysis-injury-data 20 AIHW (2023) MORT (Mortality Over Regions and Time) books: remoteness area,
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To make positive progress towards achieving these outcomes, increased investment in Rural Generalist training and supervision; Rural Generalist recognition; and initiatives to further strengthen Medicare within the rural and remote context to meet the
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The College is all too aware of the need to recruit doctors to many areas of acute workforce shortage and the importance of being able to facilitate immigration solutions efficiently and responsibly. For this reason, the College has been heavily involved in
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Rural hospitals continue to face significant challenges to service provision, including higher running costs, acute workforce shortages, and the continuing impact of natural disasters, including fires, flooding, and drought.
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As a leading medical education institution, ACRRM is committed to integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into healthcare education and practice in an ethical, transparent, and patient-centred manner. Throughout this submission we use artificial intelligence
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There is an unacceptable burden of illness, injury and death experienced by rural and remote Australians. The burden of disease increases with remoteness and for people in very remote areas is 1.7 times that of people in cities.1 The median age at death