Services for Australian Rural and Remote Allied Health (SARRAH) is nationally recognised as a peak body representing rural and remote allied health professionals.
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Member support enables SARRAH to deliver landmark projects such as establishing an evidence base for the economic impact of allied health interventions.
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Corporate members strengthens SARRAH's voice and contributes to making a difference by giving a voice to allied health professionals to shape health policy.
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Services for Australian Rural and Remote Allied Health (SARRAH) has successfully secured $140,179 funding for the Attract, Connect, Stay Project through the Enhancing Country Health Outcomes (ECHO) grant program managed by the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR).
SARRAH applauds the announcement today by Minister for Regional Health, the Hon Mark Coulton MP, that the Office of the Rural Health Commissioner is to be extended and the Commissioner will be supported by Deputy Commissioners with expertise in Indigenous health, nursing and allied health.
On Friday 28 February 2020 the Hon. Mark Coulton MP, Minister for Regional Health, attended the SARRAH Summit to launch the Australian Allied Health Leadership Forum's position statement on Allied Health Rural Generalism.
Find out more about how SARRAH is working with health and education sector partners from across Australia on the allied health rural generalist pathway.
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The SARRAH Training Package is an online resource to support allied health professionals transitioning to rural and remote practice.
