AHRG Publications and Evaluations
A multi-jurisdictional strategy to advance the concept of an Allied Health Rural Generalist Pathway (AHRGP) has been under development since 2013. The collaboration involved in developing the AHRGP brings together health and education sector partners from across Australia.
The growth in AHRGP numbers and continuing demand are evidence of the effectiveness of the model in delivering and supporting allied health services where this has otherwise been difficult to achieve an sustain. That evidence is backed by formal evaluations, links to some of these are found below.
Implementation and Evaluation
- Southern Cross University: Evaluation of the Queensland Health Allied Health Rural Generalist Training Program (AHRGTP)(link is external)
- Queensland Health: Allied Health Rural Generalist Positions 2014 Implementation Report(link is external)
- Queensland Health: Allied Health Rural Generalist Training Positions 2014-16 Implementation Summary(link is external)
- Queensland Health: Allied Health Rural Generalist Training Positions 2015-16 Implementation Summary(link is external)