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The College views the development of a strong pathway from school to medical school to Fellowship training and ultimately to rural careers as a central tenet of building a resilient rural medical workforce. As such we are pleased to support the MDMSN
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ACRRM provides comments that relate to terms of reference: a) the criteria and processes used by the federal government to assess, prioritise and allocate infrastructure funding, and d) how the economic, social, cultural and community impacts of federally
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There is considerable change in the national policy space at this time and the College has not had the opportunity to undertake a detailed internal consultation of the proposed guidance. We note that the Medical Board was unable to extend the timeframe for
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There is considerable change in the national policy space at this time and the College has not had the opportunity to undertake a detailed internal consultation of the proposed guidance. We note that the Medical Board was unable to extend the timeframe for
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Australia’s rural, remote and First Nations communities are more vulnerable to the health risks posed by climate change. This includes exacerbation of many of the health inequalities already experienced by people living in these communities.
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Physical Exam Reference Formative miniCEX. Contact detailsAustralian College of Rural and Remote Medicine Level 2, 410 Queen Street GPO Box 2507 Brisbane QLD 4001 Ph: 07 3105 8200 Fax: 07 3105 8299 Website: www.acrrm.org.au ABN: 12 078 081 848. Copyright
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Australia’s rural, remote and First Nations communities are more vulnerable to the health risks posed by climate change. This includes exacerbation of many of the health inequalities already experienced by people living in these communities.
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For the 2026-27 Federal Budget, ACRRM proposes the three following priorities to achieve this objective: Priority 1. Continuing to grow the Rural Generalist pipeline, Priority 2. Enabling a sustainable practice environment, Priority 3. Ensuring strong rural
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For the 2026-27 Federal Budget, ACRRM proposes the three following priorities to achieve this objective: Priority 1. Continuing to grow the Rural Generalist pipeline, Priority 2. Enabling a sustainable practice environment, Priority 3. Ensuring strong rural
Date: 01/01/2026 Location: Other
Prescription opioids have a role in the treatment of patients with pain. However, opioids can be addictive, and it’s important to be aware of the risk of developing a dependence. For example, opioid therapy has an established place in the treatment of pain
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