WA Centre for Rural and Remote Medicine
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WA Centre for Rural and Remote Medicine
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2004
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Western Australia
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National Divisions Forum
Thursday 20 - Sunday 23 November 2003 |
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Queensland
The National Divisions of General Practice Forum is one of the major events on the Australian health conference calendar, covering the major issues in general practice and primary care policy and delivery.
The Forum offers high quality national and international speakers and with very reasonable registration costs is great value for health providers, researchers, health agencies and policy makers interested in the future of health care. | Physical Address:
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The large trade exhibition and poster display provides businesses, health organisations, education providers and other agencies with unequalled acces to over 1,000 GPs, Division staff, other health professionals and key decision makers in government. | Level 2
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Make sure you don't miss this exciting event!| 10 Stirling Hwy
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For more information contact ADGP on:| NEDLANDS WA 6009
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Phone: 02 6228 0800| AustraliaEmail: |
Kerry Ungerer| Postal Address: | | | | | | | |
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The Western Australian Centre for Remote and Rural Medicine (WACRRM) is a rural medical workforce agency, with responsibility for the attraction, recruitment, retention and support of doctors in remote and rural Western Australia. Its main funding sources are the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing and the Western Australian Department of Health.Annual Forum
WACRRM�s major stakeholders are the rural GPs. Others include: Rural Divisions of General Practice; Rural Doctors� Association of WA, State and Commonwealth governments, the University of WA, ACRRM, RACGP, AMA, medical students, rural GP trainees and rural and remote communities.
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- To achieve its aims, WACRRM has developed programs in several key areas including:Search
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- Recruitment of doctors to the Western Australian rural medical workforce Help
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- Retention and support of the rural medical workforceContact
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- Attraction of students to rural medicineMy ADGP
- Research and data collection
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