Rural australia
Improving mathematics and science education in rural Australia: A practice report
... science. Rural schools also report a shortage of qualified teachers in these ...by rural NSW schools presenting MS contexts based on a SMART (sustainable, management, and accessible rural ...
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The supply and use of broadband in rural Australia: an explanatory case study of the Western Downs Region
... in rural Australia through an explanatory case study of the Western Downs Region ...that rural regions such as WDR are highly reliant on wireless broadband which is more variable in reliability and ...
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Community perspectives and the politics of water in rural Australia: Rural-regional sustainability education in the Murray Darling Basin
... in rural-regional education debates (Corbett, 2014; Roberts & Downes, 2016), this paper will consider community views on sustainability and contributions to sustainability ...
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Peritoneal dialysis in rural Australia
... Our study has several limitations. Postcode data at commencement of renal replacement therapy was used and we do not know how many or how often patients relocate to access health care for kidney disease prior to ...
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Equity, Access & Quality Education in Rural Australia
... in rural education, the challenges facing rural communities and schools, and what they would like to see change to improve the futures of rural ...
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Increased demand for amphetamine treatment in rural Australia
... Capability to offer a culturally contextualised service is critical for Lives Lived Well. The number of Indigenous people represented in this study’s treatment episodes is a factor of location in regional NSW where the ...
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Tele oncology for cancer care in rural Australia
... Queensland, Australia and is the tertiary referral centre for a population of 650,000 in the North ...the rural access to specialist medical oncology services, department of medical oncology of the ...
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Surviving regional restructure : the networks and technology sustaining rural Australia
... apprenticeship as a carpenter and never returned to the Bemeringal region. However, there is a small counter flow of people moving into the region, which tends to slow the rate of population decline. Among those of the ...
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Towards understanding the availability of physiotherapy services in rural Australia
... Physiotherapy surveys were received from 11 of the 25 (44%) public sector facilities identified as providing physiotherapy services in the investigation area. The communities from which the public sector survey responses ...
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Council community directories as a source of information about local health services in rural Australia
... In order for people to make a community directory their first port of call about local services they must be confident that the data is complete. Discussions with the directory developers revealed that the Councils do ...
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Imprisonment of female urban and rural offenders in Victoria, 1860–1920
... in rural communities, including criminogenic risk factors for offending and ...in rural Australia highlights the very different issues that these communities in Australia face in comparison to ...
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COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS' INTERVENTION: How a 6-episode of one-on-one intervention changed patients’ attitudes towards their medication and disease self-management
... Adherence to medication is reported to be <33%. Most people who suffer chronic conditions require pharmacological intervention; they collect prescription repeats every month creating an opportunity for further regular ...
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View of Reflection on the Development of a Research Agenda in Rural Health | Journal of Research Practice
... for rural health researchers. Despite this, research leaders in rural health are under the same pressures as other departments to produce research ...one rural health research centre in rural ...
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Localism and the socio-economic viability of rural and regional Australia
... of rural life at least since the 1970s’. Rural decline has been particularly evidenced in a reduction in the number of people living in rural Australia, an ageing of the residual rural ...
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Election 2016: how well are the major parties meeting the needs of rural and regional Australia?
... 6 of 6 Agriculture Climate change Regional development Unemployment Rural development Infrastructure Rural Australia https://theconversation.com/election-2016-how-well-are-the-major-part[r] ...
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The shortage of health professionals in rural and remote Australia: creating pathways between students living in rural and remote Australia and health professional careers
... with rural origins is more likely to return to work in a rural area than a health professional who grew up in the ...with rural placements (Couper & Worley, 2010; Hays et ...a rural or ...
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Appointment attendance at a remote rural dental training facility in Australia
... Levels of non-attended dental appointments range from 10-20%, but can vary from 5 to 50% [3-13]. Reasons for non-attendance most often relate to lack of transport, time and forgetfulness [8,13]. There are also ...
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Indigenous unemployment in rural and regional Western Australia: Is there a way out?
... This leads us to the following concluding points. Firstly, patterns of Indigenous unemployment must be considered within a complex and colonising system. These patterns need to be recognised, admitted to, and amended in ...
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... The SDGs provide a framework for countries to achieve population health outcomes, emphasising a focus on the world’s poorest and marginalised countries (least developed countries), and small island developing states ...
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The interface with naturopathy in rural primary health care: a survey of referral practices of general practitioners in rural and regional New South Wales, Australia
... in Australia over the past decade, which have reported response rates of between 29-58% [14,18,33], as well as with general surveys of Australian GPs, which routinely have difficulty receiving response rates of ...
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