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Australia's Health Workforce: Research Report
Language:
English
Publisher:
Australian Government
Copyright:
2005
Pages:
397
Description:
Australia is experiencing workforce shortages across a number of health professions despite a significant and growing reliance on overseas trained health workers. The shortages are even more acute in rural and remote areas. It is critical to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the available health workforce, and to improve its distribution. This report describes the Australian government’s objectives of developing a more sustainable and responsive health workforce while maintaining a commitment to high quality and safe health outcomes. A set of national workforce objectives are also proposed.
Subject
- Human Resources Management
- Planning
- National Policy
- Productivity
- Rural/Urban Imbalance
- Workforce Assessment
Geographic Focus
Resource Type
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