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ACRRM Annual Report2023. ACRRM Annual Report 2023. Acknowledgment. The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters,
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REPORTACRRM ANNUAL20. 25. Julia Rose Satre, proud Yawuru woman and ACRRM Rural Generalist registrar. Acknowledgment. ACRRM acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the custodians of the lands and waters where our members and staff work
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ANNUAL REPORT2017-2018. 2 AUSTRALIAN COLLEGE OF RURAL AND REMOTE MEDICINE. CONTENTSPresident’s report 4. CEO’s report 6. Censor-in-Chief’s report 8. College compact with the Commonwealth Government 10. Transitioning to college led training 12. 10 years
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Research reports on:. Barriers to the maintenance of procedural skills in rural and remote medicine. & Factors influencing the relocation of rural proceduralists. ACRRM Research Projects 2002. Contact details:. Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine
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A comprehensive Prospectus, and a Position Paper, both published in 1997, established the need for a curriculum and indicated the major directions for further development.
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A comprehensive Prospectus, and a Position Paper, both published in 1997, established the need for a curriculum and indicated the major directions for further development.
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A comprehensive Prospectus, and a Position Paper, both published in 1997, established the need for a curriculum and indicated the major directions for further development.
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I am a. locumWondering how you can make the most of the PDP program to meet your professional requirements? See below for ideas. Educational activity. • Conferences, workshops, scientific meetings, courses and seminars. • Skills/simulator/practical
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Rural and remote communities require a strong generalist approach to provision of health services. In particular, communities require access to highly skilled doctors who are willing and able to provide a broad scope of clinical care, working in concert with
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The past three years have been a time of major change and transition for our College. They have seen a welcome focus on reforming national approaches to rural workforce development and General Practice training both of which are core to our College's work.