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University rural clinical placements – who gets them and what makes them successful?

Angela Titmuss, Mary-Jessimine Beale, Joseph Turner, Nick Moore, Jon Lane

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Abstract

Very dedicated to the multidisciplinary approach to health care
To investigate placement issues affecting student decisions regarding work in rural and remote areas
The aim of the study was to ascertain a 'snapshot' of health science students' experiences on rural placements, and to examine how the different disciplines compared to each other on the key issues of organization, support, accommodation, IT facilities, transport and mentoring.
Original languageEnglish
Pages1-19
Publication statusPublished - 2006
EventSARRAH Conference 2006: 7th National Services for Australian Rural and Remote Allied Health Conference - Albury Convention Centre, Albury, Australia
Duration: 24 Apr 200626 Apr 2006

Conference

ConferenceSARRAH Conference 2006: 7th National Services for Australian Rural and Remote Allied Health Conference
CityAlbury, Australia
Period24/04/0626/04/06

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