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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
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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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The primary purpose of recording data is to support GPs in their individual interactions with patients, however as general practice data links patient demographics with diagnosis and treatment, and includes consultation notes, diagnoses, treatment, medications
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The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) data sets have significant gaps in rural and remote areas.
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Journal of Population Research.33:9-30. 12 AIHW (2019) Rural & remote health. ... 19 AIHW (2018) Survey of Health Care: selected findings for rural and remote Australians.
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This is the final report of a systematic review conducted as part of the Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute (APHCRI) Stream Six funding. The aim of Stream Six is to investigate issues of rural and remote health, Indigenous Australian’s health
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Medical Labour Force 1998 (AIHW Cat. No. HWL15). Canberra: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 2000.
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Some indicative statistics of the extent of proceduralism in rural and remote Australia include AIHW data that procedural services accounted for less than 1% of GP services in capital cities but ... AIHW Cat No. GEP 6. Canberra: AIHW (General Practice Series No.
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The factors affecting the supply of health services and medical professionals in rural areas
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Evaluation and Investigative Study of the Queensland Rural Generalist Program Queensland Health, Office of Rural and Remote Health. February 2013. Queensland Health – Office of Rural and Remote Health QRGP Evaluation and Investigative Study