August 2024

What works, why and how? A scoping review and logic model of rural clinical placements for allied health students

This study explores the effectiveness of rural clinical placements for allied health students, which are crucial for improving health outcomes in rural and remote areas. Despite significant efforts to prepare these practitioners for rural work, measuring the success of these placements remains challenging. We conducted a scoping review and thematic synthesis of literature from 1995 […]

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Models of Governance of Disability Therapy Support Workers in Rural and Remote Settings

In this scoping review, we examine the governance of therapy support workers, particularly in rural and remote areas of Australia under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).  The use of Therapy Assistants has expanded to address workforce shortages in disability services, but governance for this emerging workforce has been underexplored. Analyzing 26 mostly qualitative Australian

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Exploring Allied Health Models of Care for Children with Developmental Health Concerns, Delays, and Disabilities in Rural and Remote Areas

In this scoping review, we address the gap in knowledge about allied health models of care for children with developmental needs in rural and remote areas. Despite the importance of healthcare access for healthy child development, these regions often lack appropriate services, negatively impacting health outcomes.  We followed PRISMA-ScR and Joanna Briggs Institute guidelines, systematically

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Deciphering your clients’ needs before recruiting: Seven steps to consider

It seems like we’re all focusing on recruitment at the moment. Treating it as the magic bullet to our workforce and service delivery challenges. But I would argue that for truly effective recruitment in the health and social care sector – and great client outcomes – we need to go back a step. We first

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