Collaborative Health Care practice within the Rural Context — Charles Sturt University
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There is a high likelihood that someone visiting a rural health professional for a specific
health issue will also have another health-related condition. The Australian Institute of …

The National Rural Health Alliance is the peak non‐government body working to improve
rural health and health services. It has been fully operational since August 1993 and has …

Objective: This study presents a set of concepts underpinning rural practice that could assist
teaching health and medical students. Outcome: Five concepts, important in distinguishing …

The British countryside is home to substantial numbers of people, but rural life is often
subject to idealization and oversimplification. The reality is that there is no simple picture of …

Abstract Aims and Context As a University Department of Rural Health, we have identified
recurrent areas of service need among vulnerable rural populations, specifically the need for …

The article presents the discussion on rural health in Australia. Topics include rural health
being prominent in most state and national health plans and workforce strategies; and …

The Third National Rural Health Conference was convened at Mt Beauty in February 1995,
by the National Rural Health Alliance, to promote the continuing improvement of the health …

A major concern of many rural and remote communities, as they struggle to cope with the
impacts of social, economic and demographic changes, is the effect of government policies …

A prerequisite for effective rural health care strategies is an understanding of the nature,
extent, and distribution of need for health care services, and their role in contributing to the …