Rationale In the evolution of the team concept, clear distinctions between 'groups' and
'teams' were made. In this paper we argue that these distinctions were not made explicit in …

Occupational therapists make clinical decisions to help clients with upper limb performance
dysfunction following brain injury to achieve their goals. Although occupational therapy …

Rural physiotherapists are faced with unique challenges, one of which is the necessity to
extend their skills and knowledge to areas that would be covered by a specialist …

Women who are diagnosed with gynaecological cancer face a difficult journey. For women
residing in areas geographically removed from major health providers the journey can be …

Chronic disease is prevalent in rural communities, but access to health care is limited. Allied
health intervention, incorporating behaviour change and exercise, may improve health …

Background: Remote Australia is a complex environment characterized by workforce
shortages, isolated practice, a large resident Indigenous population, high levels of health …

Introduction: People living in rural and remote areas have poorer health and more limited
access to health services than those in urban areas. Adolescence, generally a period of …

The Rural and Northern Program (R&NP) of the University of Manitoba's Department of
Clinical Health Psychology (DCHP) is a unique training and service delivery platform that …

Abstract Introduction X‐ray Operator (XO) supervision in Queensland is performed by
radiographers in a site removed from the XO site. This has historically been performed by …

The mental health and well-being of rural women and how to promote it is not well
understood. This paper reviews contrasting discourses in relation to rural women …