South Australian Allied Health Rural Generalist Pathway Evaluation: Phase 1 Report

Alison  Dymmott; Chris Brebner; Stacey George; Narelle Campbell; Julianne O’Connor; Jodie May; Silvana Poklar

doi:10.25957/sakp-ab29

South Australian Allied Health Rural Generalist Pathway Evaluation: Phase 1 Report

Alison Dymmott , Chris Brebner, Stacey George, Narelle Campbell, Julianne O’Connor, Jodie May, Silvana Poklar

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Abstract

Introduction:
In 2019 Rural Health Workforce Strategy funding, provided by the Government of South Australia, supported the introduction of the Allied Health Rural Generalist Pathway (AHRGP) as a strategy for improving allied health workforce and quality outcomes for rural and remote South Australians. This pathway was originally developed through a collaboration between the Allied Health Professions Office of Queensland, Services for Rural and Remote Allied Health (SARRAH), Australian state and territory healthcare sectors, and other stakeholders including universities and the Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association.

Aims:
The aims of this research are to evaluate the impact of the AHRGP for key stakeholders and to explore rural and remote allied health workforce challenges and opportunities in South Australia (SA).

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Adelaide
Publisher	Government of South Australia
Commissioning body	Government of South Australia, Rural Health Workforce Strategy
Number of pages	33
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.25957/sakp-ab29
Publication status	Published - Dec 2019

Keywords

Rural Health Workforce Strategy
South Australia
Rural health
Remote health

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