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Research output per year
Organization profile
Organisation profile
Three Rivers University Department of Rural Health is an initiative of the Australian Government's Rural Health Multidisciplinary Training (RHMT) Program.
The objective of this program is to improve the recruitment and retention of medical, dental, nursing and allied health professionals in rural and remote Australia. Three Rivers UDRH will work with our Consortium partners and stakeholders to achieve this objective through the following priority areas:
- Delivering effective rural training experiences for nursing, midwifery, allied health and dental students (prior to gaining professional registration).
- Ensuring rural training experiences are of high quality.
- Developing processes to improve rural student recruitment.
- Engaging with the local community to support the delivery of training to students.
- Maintaining and progressing an evidence base and the rural health research agenda.
- Supporting improvements in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health.
- Providing regional leadership in developing innovative training solutions to address rural workforce recruitment retention.
The Three Rivers UDRH is a new alliance bringing together the unique geographical knowledge and expertise of CSU and its partners. CSU and the consortium education partners understand the rural health agenda as we teach, research and live in a rural and regional context.
Research specific to our RHMT Program funding is compiled on our research group page, Three Rivers UDRH RHMT Program Research.
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Research output
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Co-designing community-focused rural placements for collaborative practice
Hyde, S., Smith, B., Lawrence, J., Barry, R., Carey, A. & Rogers, C., 01 Apr 2021, (E-pub ahead of print) In: The Australian journal of rural health. 7 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Developing a community of inquiry in distance education using computer conferencing
Hyde, S., Guisard, Y., Mills, P., Love, C., Hicks, K., Behrendt, K., Egerton-Warburton, K. & Parissi, S., 2021, (Accepted/In press) In: The Internet and Higher Education.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Our experiences reaching at-risk rural men via health promotion at a large agricultural event
Seaman, C. & Smith, B., 11 May 2021.Research output: Other contribution to conference › Presentation only
Prizes
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7th Western NSW Health Research Network Symposium
Catherine Rogers (Participant), Elyce Green (Participant), Jayne Lawrence (Participant) & Maree Bernoth (Participant)
13 Aug 2020Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Conference/Symposium › Academic
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Funding Application: 2020 and beyond: Tracking and visualising the impacts of COVID-19 in rural and regional areas - COVID-19 CSU application
Eleanor Gates-Stuart (Participant), Deb Warr (Participant), Sarah Redshaw (Participant), Heather Boetto (Participant), Sarah Hyde (Participant), Christine Sweeney (Participant), Che Baker (Participant), Tracey Callinan (Participant) & Holly Randell-Moon (Participant)
24 Apr 2020Activity: Other Engagement › Collaboration/partnership › Community
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Press / Media
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ABC radio interview Royal Commission into Age Care – First Nations perspective of findings. ’The World Today’
05/03/21
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Press / Media
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