Australian Rural Health Page 1 Editors Siaw-Teng Liaw and Sue Kilpatrick A TEXTBOOK
OF Australian Rural Health A T E X T B O O K O F A u s tra lia n R u ra l H e a lth Page 2 257 …

Introduction: Multidisciplinary therapy assistants (TAs) are increasingly seen as a model
suited to the provision of allied health services in rural and remote areas. Supervision is a …

Introduction Despite the growing presence of physiotherapy private practitioners within
Australia's health care workforce, little is known about their perspectives of interprofessional …

Abstract Objective: Multidisciplinary therapy assistants (TAs) are an emerging but poorly
understood rural and remote allied health workforce. As an aid to planning and support of …

Sound management practices, including effective employee-manager relationships,
influence turnover and retention. Accordingly, in Australia's remote regions, where high …

The uneven geographic distribution of doctors is one of the most common health workforce
policy challenges OECD countries currently face. This chapter provides an overview of this …

From an organisational point of view, professional support is an important aspect of clinical
governance and a tool for maximising service delivery quality. As a key factor in staff …

Introduction: This rapid literature review aimed to inform the development of a new
sustainable, evidence-based service delivery model for ear, nose and throat (ENT) services …

Context: Therapy assistants (TAs) are widely used in the delivery of therapy services in rural
Western Australia (WA). Appropriate training for TAs is an essential part of their practice; …

Objective To examine residential aged care (RAC) staff awareness of and engagement with
dementia‐specific support services and education. Methods A cross‐sectional survey of staff …