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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Category Resources Current Category: Education and Support Support for entry level and postgraduate level education for rural and remote allied health professionals: (August 2007) Allied health clinical education and rural placement support: (August 2007) Information pertaining to Allied Health clinical education and wor... Interprofessional health education in Australia: a proposal for future research and development: Consultation undertaken by Learning and Teaching for Interprofessional Practice... Recruitment and Retention of Allied Health Professionals in Rural and Remote Australia - Fact Sheet: Principles of recuiting and retaining AHPs in remote Australian Communities: The purpose of this paper is to provide guidance and support for employers, serv... Close Resource Information Principles of recuiting and retaining AHPs in remote Australian Communities Description: The purpose of this paper is to provide guidance and support for employers, service providers and funding bodies on the key principles for the effective recruitment and retention of Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) to work in remote Australian communities. Name Size Views Principles of recruitment and retention of allied health workforce in remote Australia (March 2010).pdf 261.9 KB 1470 Uploaded by: Shelagh Lowe (02/08/2010) Last Modified by: Jessicah Mullins (22/02/2011) This resource is in the following categories: Education and Support