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Case studies of change : addressing family support needs of rural GPs
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posted on 2004-01-01, 00:00 authored by J Willetts, H Cheney, Erin WilsonErin WilsonThe National Rural Faculty of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners received commonwealth funding between 2000–2002 to develop a rural medical family support project. There were three elements to this project:
* a counselling and communication skills or ‘mentoring’ workshop for rural GP spouses in each state
* the development of a resource kit of existing rural medical family support strategies, and
* the piloting of a range of strategies designed to address family support needs in collaboration with rural GPs, registrars and their families.
This article focusses on the last of these three elements.
* a counselling and communication skills or ‘mentoring’ workshop for rural GP spouses in each state
* the development of a resource kit of existing rural medical family support strategies, and
* the piloting of a range of strategies designed to address family support needs in collaboration with rural GPs, registrars and their families.
This article focusses on the last of these three elements.
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Australian family physicianVolume
33Issue
7Pagination
548 - 550Publisher
Royal Australian College of General PractitionersLocation
South Melbourne, Vic.ISSN
0300-8495Language
engNotes
Reproduced with the kind permission of the copyright owner.Publication classification
C1.1 Refereed article in a scholarly journalCopyright notice
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