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Rural Generalists (RGs) and specialist GPs (GPs) have a strong working relationship with their pharmacist colleagues and value their advice and expertise.
 
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Education Research Grants (ERGs) provide an opportunity for Regional Training Organisations (RTOs) to establish and develop research partnerships with academic institutions in their training region. RTOs need to ensure direct involvement of a academic
 
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All College undertakings across education, training, research, and professional advocacy are ultimately dedicated to achieving the outcome of a sufficient, motivated and appropriately skilled workforce to deliver safe, quality care which meets the needs of
 
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ACRRM supports a multidisciplinary team-based approach to providing patient-centred care, where standards of quality, safety and continuity are maintained; each team member is working to an appropriate scope of practice; and there is ongoing collaboration and
 
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It is the goal of general practitioners to provide continuity of care throughout the life of their patients including during their final years.
 
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International Journal of. Surgery. 6Fleit et al. (2017) A model of influences on the clinical learning environment: the case for change at one US medical school.
 
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Providing healthcare providers with more access to patient healthcare information at the point of care, giving them a wider range of information to support their patients, will bring tangible benefits to both patients and healthcare providers, and the wider
 
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Providing healthcare providers with more access to patient healthcare information at the point of care, giving them a wider range of information to support their patients, will bring tangible benefits to both patients and healthcare providers, and the wider
 
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ACRRM recognises the potential benefits of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare for patients and service providers in rural and remote areas.
 
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The following key recommendations are ACRRM’s priorities for the 2025-2026 Federal Budget: 1. Consolidate the Rural Generalist training pipeline, 2. Secure and strengthen rural women’s health services, 3. Use Rural Generalist recognition to address rural