University perspectives of high-quality rural health professions student placements: a mixed methods study protocol

Claire Quilliam; Rohan L. Rasiah; Kathryn Fitzgerald; Elyce Green; Melissa Ridd; Leigh Moore; Carolyn Taylor; Lyndal Sheepway; Catherine Seaton; Jodie Bailie; Jane Fern; Kylie Matthews; James Debenham

University perspectives of high-quality rural health professions student placements: a mixed methods study protocol

Claire Quilliam, Rohan L. Rasiah, Kathryn Fitzgerald, Elyce Green, Melissa Ridd, Leigh Moore, Carolyn Taylor, Lyndal Sheepway, Catherine Seaton, Jodie Bailie, Jane Fern, Kylie Matthews, James Debenham

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Rural and remote people experience health inequities that are made worse by the maldistribution of the health workforce in Australia and internationally. Rural health professions student placements are a commonly used form of work-integrated learning to promote rural health as a career option for health students soon to graduate. However, there is no standard definition of what determines a high-quality rural health professions student placement to guide policy and in turn, the optimal development of placements. In this presentation, we present a study protocol for identifying the determinants of high-quality rural health professions student placements from the university staff perspective.

Original language	English
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Published - Jul 2024
Event	Student Success Conference 2024 - Sofitel Hotel, Melbourne on Collins, Melbourne, Australia Duration: 1 Jul 2024 → 3 Jul 2024

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Conference	Student Success Conference 2024
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Melbourne
Period	1/07/24 → 3/07/24

Keywords

rural health student placements
student placement
rural health professions
health inequities
university professional staff
staff perspective

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Quilliam, C., Rasiah, R. L., Fitzgerald, K., Green, E., Ridd, M., Moore, L., Taylor, C., Sheepway, L., Seaton, C., Bailie, J., Fern, J., Matthews, K., & Debenham, J. (2024). University perspectives of high-quality rural health professions student placements: a mixed methods study protocol. Paper presented at Student Success Conference 2024, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

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University perspectives of high-quality rural health professions student placements: a mixed methods study protocol

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