Background: Young Aboriginal people are at an important stage in the development of their
health and wellbeing. They experience significant morbidity and mortality, and their access …

Executive summary Rural Australians generally experience poorer health than their city
counterparts. Rural Australia is a vast geographical region, with significant diversity, where …

The aim of this study was to describe the reorientation of a remote primary health-care
service, in the Kimberley region of Australia, its impact on access to services and the factors …

Aims: Health trainers represent a new occupational role within the NHS which has been
developing since 2006, when the first 'early adopter'sites were funded by the Department of …

Background: Academic centers and community programs are too often separated by
institutional and cultural chasms. Such divides weaken our capacity to develop a diverse …

Purpose/Aims: Rural communities throughout the US continue to sustain disparities in
healthcare access and outcomes despite decades of health research and action …

A majority of people living in rural areas and urban slums worldwide have minimal access to
healthcare. Without information about what to give a child with stomach flu, how to relieve …

Objective: To compare self‐reported patterns of health service utilisation among residents of
urban and rural South Australia. Design, setting and main outcome measures: Secondary …

The Australian health landscape has changed significantly, and we must meet these
changes and challenges head on, it has been nearly 25 years since the first University …

The early and comprehensive public health biosecurity response to COVID-19 in northern
Australia undoubtedly has saved many lives in remote and rural Aboriginal and Torres Strait …