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General Practice Research Review, Issue 1 Rural focus

General Practice Research Review, Issue 1 Rural focus

In this issue:

Hearing loss in Australian First Nations children
Chronic hepatitis B care in regional Australia
Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program
GPs’ thoughts about managing dental presentations
Aboriginal-developed items to enhance depression screening
Impact of primary care teams on retention of rural GPs in France
How do the working lives of GPs in rural Scotland compare with elsewhere?
Rural general practice experiences for pre-vocational medical graduates
Factors associated with female GPs’ long-term rural work in Australia
Effects of a community singing programme on mental health outcomes

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Dr Melanie Matthews

Dr Matthews graduated from medicine at the University of Melbourne in 2010 and spent her junior doctor years at the Austin and Northern Hospitals in Melbourne. Melanie participated in both the John Flynn Scholarship Scheme and the Pre-vocational GP Placement Programs in remote Northern Territory which cemented her desire to pursue rural General Practice training […]

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