The Publications Library is a searchable database listing literature and reports of relevance to the rural and remote allied workforce and service provision issues.

The database contains information that has been:

• produced by SARRAH; and
• passed to the National SARRAH Secretariat by those interested in rural and remote allied health professionals, service delivery, policy development and workforce planning.

If you have (or know of) papers, documents, reports, books of relevance, websites and/or other resource information relevant to AHP's in Rural/Remote Australia - please send the information to the SARRAH National Office via email.

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Categories Allied Health Workforce Education and Support Health Reform Indigenous Health Miscellaneous Primary Health Care SARRAH Publications 2010 Electoral Platform Corporate Governance Annual Reports Quarterly Reports Reports Submissions and Advocacy Federal Budget Submissions

Category Resources Current Category: Health Reform National Health Reform: August 2007 National Health Policy incorporating a rural health strategic frame... Community Based Rehabilitation: Primary health care for people with disabilities: Course development process and outcomes and Course evaluation. Robyn Glynn and L... Systematic review of the literature on utilization of support workers in community based rehabilitation: Centre for Allied Health Evidence Project Executive Summary National Health and Hospital Reform Commission: Documents produced by the NHHRC and the SARRAH response Close Resource Information Systematic review of the literature on utilization of support workers in community based rehabilitation Description: Centre for Allied Health Evidence Project Executive Summary Name Size Views Exec Summ SR support wkrs in comm rehab.pdf 258.2 KB 1328 Full copy of Executive Summary N/A N/A Uploaded by: Shelagh Lowe (29/01/2008) Last Modified by: Jessicah Mullins (22/02/2011) This resource is in the following categories: Health Reform