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SARRAH welcomed the opportunity to provide a submission to the Community Consultation on the National Digital Health Strategy (NDHS). SARRAH sought input from members on the NDHS and this submission reflects that feedback.
SARRAH has prepared a position paper on Allied Health Professions and Rural Generalism. It is intended to define the scope of rural generalism in Allied Health Professions including career pathways, required skills and other key areas of particular relevance to rural communities.
SARRAH has prepared a position paper on Models of Care. It is intended to demystify rural and remote allied health services for interested stakeholders, increase understanding of current models and identify how they might be further developed to improve health outcomes in rural Australia.
This paper reflects SARRAH's position on the impact of allied health professionals in improving outcomes and reducing the cost of treating diabetes, osteoarthritis and stroke. Please click on the link to view the position paper.
In July 2015, SARRAH prepared a review of their position statement on the Medicare Benefits Schedule and Allied Health. This was used to present SARRAH's view at the MBS Review Stakeholder Forum in Canberra on 8 July 2015.
SARRAH has prepared a summary document regarding the announcements in the Federal Budget which may affect rural and remote allied health services in Australia.
The purpose of this paper is to present examples of telehealth to access allied health services across regoinal, rural and remote Australia.
Please click on the document below to read the full position paper.
Please click on the document below to read the full position paper.
Greater utilisation of an allied health assistant (AHA) workforce has been identified by all jurisdictions across Australia as a key component of strategies to support workforce sustainability and improve the health system's capacity to meet the community's health needs into the future. Please see...
