If you know this guy, then you may be very excited by this news - SARRAH is refreshing the Transition to Remote and Rural Practice Toolkit.
The SARRAH Transition to Rural Practice Toolkit was a heavily used resource available to early career and other health practitioners commencing or contemplating rural or remote practice. It has also been used extensively by AH students as well as university and other teachers to introduce and build understanding of and potential preparedness to undertake a career in rural health.
The original Toolkit was funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing through its Rural Health Support, Education and Training (RHSET) program, and developed by SARRAH drawing on contributions of content experts in the field, including AH Academics, practitioners, researchers – generally SARRAH members. Now outdated, the Toolkit is in need of substantial content and functionality update, noting major developments (in health, aged care, NDIS and in online resource capability) over recent years.
The Toolkit needs to be adapted and re-developed to enable multimedia content and access via a range of devices, as used by rural and remote clinicians, students, and other users.
We can’t do this important work without your help – and there are a number of ways you can be involved.
We are offering several partnering opportunities that will give you access to the full toolkit for you staff and give you the opportunity to influence the content development. More details here: Collaborations - SARRAH
Decide on content areas and monitor the development work. Email your interest to SARRAH@sarrah.org.au or respond to the survey.
Share your knowledge, your expertise, your wisdom. You can either donate your time, or SARRAH will enter into a royalty-sharing agreement with you for any modules that you contribute to. Email your interest to SARRAH@sarrah.org.au or respond to the survey.
Respond to our survey to tell us what’s most important to you.
