Here you will find all sorts of interesting publications and research articles about training in a rural health profession in Aotearoa.
Tackling rural health inequities from the ground up
New Zealand Medical Student Journal, November 2019
Ben Alsop-ten Hove
Interview with Dr Debbie Hughes and Sue van Mierlo about youth and sexual health services in a rural setting
New Zealand Medical Student Journal, November 2019
Emily Yi, Tim Hall
Establishing the nurse practitioner workforce in rural New Zealand: barriers and facilitators
Journal of Primary Healthcare, June 2019
Sue Adams, Jenny Carryer
Proposal for a National Interprofessional School of Rural Health
New Zealand Medical Journal, November 2018
Garry H Nixon, Ngaire M Kerse, Warwick Bagg, Margot A Skinner, Peter J Larmer, Peter Crampton
‘Poorly defined’: unknown unknowns in New Zealand rural health
New Zealand Medical Journal, August 2016
David Fearnley, Ross Lawrenson, Garry Nixon
The New Zealand Rural Hospital Doctors Workforce Survey 2015
New Zealand Medical Journal, May 2016
Ross Lawrenson, James Reid, Garry Nixon, Andrew Laurenson
Influence of rural background and rural medical training on postgraduate medical training and location in New Zealand
New Zealand Medical Journal, September 2014
William Shelker, Tony Zaharic, Branko Sijnja, Paul Glue
Transfers from rural hospitals in New Zealand
New Zealand Medical Journal, January 2011
Trevor Lloyd, Katharina Blattner, Garry Nixon
A rural guinea pig – My perspective on the 2007 rural medical immersion programme
New Zealand Medical Student Journal, July 2008
Rachel Lynskey