Declarations
- 1997 Durban Declaration Health For All Rural People
- 1999 Emerging Issues and Initiatives Kuching
- 1999 Kuching Statement The Health of Indigenous Peoples
- 2000 Calgary Commitment Women in Rural Family Medical Practice
- 2002 Melbourne Manifesto Code of Practice for Recruitment
- 2003 Kuching Statement – call for action Santiago
- 2003 Melbourne Manifesto – call for action Santiago
- 2003 Santiago statement HIV AIDS
- 2003 Statement on Child Labour Santiago
- 2003 Statement on International Collaboration in Rural Health Research Santiago
- 2008 Calabar Collaboration Communique
- 2009 Crete Resolution on Integration 14-06-09
- 2009 Crete Access to Essential Medicines
- 2011 Cebu statement – Melbourne Manifesto in the 21st Century
- 2012 Thunder Bay Communique New Ways of Thinking
- 2014 Gramado Statement Rural Health in Developing Countries
- 2017 Cairns call to action Health for Rural People around the World
- 2017 Cairns Statement on Building Resilience and Preventing Burnout in Rural Practice
- 2017 Cairns Statement on Climate Change and Environmental Health
- 2018 Delhi Declaration Alma Ata Revisisted
- 2019 Albuquerque Attestation Future of Rural Family Medicine in the United States
- 2019 Island Medicine Statement Albuquerque
- 2019 Rural Nursing Midwifery Statement Albuquerque
- 2021 Blueprint for Rural Health
- 2021 Vaccine Inequity and Rural Health
- 2022 The Limerick Declaration on Rural Health Care
Policies
- 1995 Policy Training for Rural General Practice
- 1998 Policy Using IT to Improve Rural Health
- 2000 Policy Rural Practice & Health
- 2001 Policy Rural Practice and Rural Health 2nd edition
- 2002 Policy Quality and Effectiveness of Rural Health Care
- 2002 Policy Training for Rural General Practice 1995 Reprint
- 2002 Policy Using IT to Improve Rural Health Care 2nd edition
- 2003 Policy Creating Unity for Action – Health for All Rural People Action Plan
- 2003 Policy Female Family Physicians in Rural Practice 2nd edition
- 2014 Policy on Simulation
- 2017 Policy Virtual Health Services in Rural Communities
Rural Medical Education Guidebook v2 (2021)
Theme 1 OVERVIEW FRAMING AND RESOURCING OF RURAL MEDICAL
1.1 Theory, Values and Social Accountability
1.1.1 Reid et al Values & Principles
1.1.2 Donovan Public Health & Medicine
1.1.3 Woollard Social Accountability
1.1.4 Inem Health Systems in Developing Countries
1.1.5 Couper et al Attaining Health Equity in Africa
1.1.6 Cristobal et al Attaining Equity in Asia
1.2 Resourcing Rural Health Funding and Human Resources
1.2.1 Strasser Socio-Economic Benefits
1.2.2 Couper et al Resourcing Rural Health
1.2.3 Jong Health Systems & Funding
1.2.4 Couper Medical Education and Rural Health Service
1.2.5 Norris Rural Workforce Shortages
1.2.6 Schoales Student Recruitment
1.2.7 Norris Urban Academic Medical Centre
1.2.8 Norris Primary Care Physicians vs Specialists
1.3 Gender and Cultural Considerations in Rural Practice
1.3.1 Targa Intercultural Competence
1.3.2 Brumby Gender and Culture in Agricultural Communities
1.3.3 Phillips Gender Cultural Awareness
1.3.4 Wainer Doing It Differently
1.3.5 Kitty Indigenous Culture and Health
1.3.6 Ellis Orthodox and Traditional Health Practice
Theme 2 MEDICAL EDUCATION IN RURAL SETTINGS
2.1 Rural Medical Schools and Colleges
2.1.1 Sen Gupta Foundations of Rural Medical School
2.1.2 Strasser Multi Site Rural Medical School
2.1.3 Strasser New Rural Medical School in North America
2.1.4 Aaraas et al Rural Medical Schools Tromsø & Northern Norway
2.1.5 Ali et al Rural Medical Educationl in Malayasia
2.1.6 Inem Delta Medical School in Nigeria
2.1.7 Hays Rural Medical School in Australia
2.1.8 Doolan et al Advancing Rural and Remote Medicine in Australia
2.2 Teaching, Learning and Assessment in Rural Medical Education
2.2.1 Graham Rural Areas As Learning Contexts
2.2.2 DeWitt Making Medical Education Practical
2.2.3 Hugo Academic Service Learning
2.2.4 Berry Integrated Clinical Learning
2.2.5 Wilkinson Assessment
2.2.6 Murray et al Rural Vocational Assessment
2.3 Teaching Specific Topics in Rural Contexts
2.3.1 Reid Teaching the Rural Determinants of Health
2.3.2 Kitchener Teaching and Learning in Agricultural Health
2.3.3 Jong Teaching Mental Health Care in Canada
2.4 Personal Support and Social Considerations in Rural Health Practice
2.4.1 Rourke et al Managing Relationships
2.4.2 Doty et al Mentoring Leaners
2.4.3 Puls et al Mentoring in Areas Without Rural Training Pathways
2.4.4 Allen Personal Difficulties
2.4.5 McFayden et al Integrating Medical Students
2.4.6 Chater Supporting the Rural Spouse
2.5 Clinical Research in Rural Settings
2.5.1 Kelly Clinical Research
2.5.2 Tatsioni et al Clinical Randomised Controlled Trials
Theme 3 PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR RURAL MEDICAL
3.1 Professional Support and Development for Rural Medical
3.1.1 Worley Rural Clinical Educator Support
3.1.2 Greacen Teaching Rural Clinical Educators
3.1.3 Strasser Faculty Development
3.1.4 O’Maonaigh Professional Dev and Support
3.2 Technical Support for Rural Medical Educators
3.2.1 Giddings et al Training Via Distance Education
3.2.2 Krogh et al Teleconferencing
3.3.3 Baker E-Learning
3.3.4 Hutten Czapski Web Based Networking
3.3.5 Fink Web Based Access To Libraries
Theme 4 UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
4.1 Overview of Undergraduate Rural Medical Education
4.1.1 Murdoch Excellence in Bush Medical Schools
4.1.2 Chater et al Optimising Rural Medical Learning
4.1.3 Strasser Undergraduate Teaching
4.1.4 Green Undergrad Education in Wales
4.1.5 Cameron Multinational Medical Student Clubs
4.1.6 Floss et al Rural Seeds Innovation and Rural Health Care
4.2 Undergraduate Student Recruitment and Selection
4.2.1 Stagg Admission Policies
4.2.2 Page Student Recruitment
4.2.3 Sen Gupta et al Student Selection
4.3 Undergraduate Curriculum and Models of Delivery
4.3.1 Doherty Undergraduate Rural Health Placements
4.3.2 Couper Short Term Rural Placements
4.3.3 Vassilopoulos Community Oriented Clinical Clerkships
4.3.4 Walters Parallel Consulting
Theme 5 POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
5.1 Postgraduate Training and Professional Development
5.1.1 McPhee et al Effective Remote Clinical Supervision
5.1.2 Topps Rural Practice in Canada
5.1.3 Schmitz & Doty Rural Practice in USA
5.1.4 Couper Managing Health Services
5.1.5 Wyatt Professional Development Framework
5.1.6 Sen Gupta Postgraduate Pathways
5.1.7 Douglas Professional Development Programmes
5.1.8 Greacen Credentialing and Re-Certification
5.2 Advanced Clinical Skills Training
5.2.1 Chater Procedural Practice
5.2.2 Campbell Emergency Skills
5.2.3 Nestel et al Advanced Clinical Skills
5.2.4 Douglas Advanced Skills Training
5.2.5 Fitzgerald Rural Surgeon
Rural Medical Education Guidebook v1 (2014)
Theme 1 OVERVIEW FRAMING AND RESOURCING OF RURAL MEDICAL
1.1 Theory, Values and Social Accountability
1.1.1 Reid et al Values & Principles
1.1.2 Donovan Public Health & Medicine
1.1.3 Woollard Social Accountability
1.1.4 Inem Health Systems in Developing Countries
1.1.5 Couper et al Attaining Health Equity in Africa
1.1.6 Cristobal et al Attaining Equity in Asia
1.2 Resourcing Rural Health Funding and Human Resources
1.2.1 Jong Health Systems & Funding
1.2.2 Couper Medical Education and Rural Health Service
1.2.3 Norris Rural Workforce Shortages
1.2.4 Schoales Student Recruitment
1.2.5 Norris Urban Academic Medical Centre
1.2.6 Norris Primary Care Physicians vs Specialists
1.3 Gender and Cultural Considerations in Rural Practice
1.3.1 Targa Intercultural Competence
1.3.2 Phillips Gender & Cultural Awareness
1.3.3 Wainer Doing It Differently
1.3.4 Kitty Indigenous Culture and Health
1.3.5 Ellis Orthodox and Traditional Health Practice
Theme 2 MEDICAL EDUCATION IN RURAL SETTINGS
2.1 Rural Medical Schools and Colleges
2.1.1 Sen Gupta Foundations of Rural Medical School
2.1.2 Strasser Multi Site Rural Medical School
2.1.3 Strasser New Rural Medical School in North America
2.1.4 Aaraas et al Rural Medical Schools Tromsø & Northern Norway
2.1.5 Ali et al Rural Medical Educationl in Malayasia
2.1.6 Inem Delta Medical School in Nigeria
2.1.7 Hays Rural Medical School in Australia
2.1.8 Doolan et al Advancing Rural and Remote Medicine in Australia
2.2 Teaching, Learning and Assessment in Rural Medical Education
2.2.1 Graham Rural Areas As Learning Contexts
2.2.2 DeWitt Making Medical Education Practical
2.2.3 Hugo Academic Service Learning
2.2.4 Berry Integrated Clinical Learning
2.2.5 Wilkinson Assessment
2.2.6 Murray et al Rural Vocational Assessment
2.3 Personal Support and Social Considerations in Rural Health
2.3.1 Rourkeetal Managing Relationships
2.3.2 Doty et al Mentoring Leaners
2.3.3 Allen Personal Difficulties
2.3.4 McFayden et al Integrating Medical Students
2.3.5 Chater Supporting the Rural Spouse
2.4 Clinical Research in Rural Settings
2.4.1 Kelly Clinical Research
2.4.2 Tatsioni et al Clinical Randomised Controlled Trials
Theme 3 PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR RURAL MEDICAL
3.1 Professional Support and Development for Rural Medical
3.1.1 Worley Rural Clinical Educator Support
3.1.2 Greacen Teaching Rural Clinical Educators
3.1.3 Strasser Faculty Development
3.1.4 O’Maonaigh Professional Dev and Support
3.2 Technical Support for Rural Medical Educators
3.2.1 Giddings et al Training Via Distance Education
3.2.2 Krogh et al Teleconferencing
3.3.3 Baker E-Learning
3.3.4 Hutten Czapski Web Based Networking
3.3.5 Fink Web Based Access To Libraries
Theme 4 UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
4.1 Overview of Undergraduate Rural Medical Education
4.1.1 Murdoch Excellence in Bush Medical Schools
4.1.2 Chater et al Optimising Rural Medical Learning
4.1.3 Strasser Undergraduate Teaching
4.1.4 Green Undergrad Education in Wales
4.1.5 Cameron Multinational Medical Student Clubs
4.2 Undergraduate Student Recruitment and Selection
4.2.1 Stagg Admission Policies
4.2.2 Page Student Recruitment
4.2.3 Sen Gupta et al Student Selection
4.3 Undergraduate Curriculum and Models of Delivery
4.3.1 Doherty Undergraduate Rural Health Placements
4.3.2 Couper Short Term Rural Placements
4.3.3 Vassilopoulos Community Oriented Clinical Clerkships
4.3.4 Walters Parallel Consulting
Theme 5 POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
5.1 Postgraduate Training and Professional Development
5.1.1 Topps Rural Practice in Canada
5.1.2 Schmitz & Doty Rural Practice in USA
5.1.3 Couper Managing Health Services
5.1.4 Wyatt Professional Development Framework
5.1.5 Sen Gupta Postgraduate Pathways
5.1.6 Douglas Professional Development Programmes
5.1.7 Greacen Credentialing and Re-Certification
5.2 Advanced Clinical Skills Training
5.2.1 Chater Procedural Practice
5.2.2 Campbell Emergency Skills
5.2.3 Nestel et al Advanced Clinical Skills
5.2.4 Douglas Advanced Skills Training
5.2.5 Fitzgerald Rural Surgeon
Rural Medical Education Guidebook v2 (2021)
Version 2 coming late 2022. Please find pre-publication versions of new chapters below:
- Brumby – Gender and Rural Culture #5 FINAL
- Couper de Villiers – Resourcing rural health – #6
- Floss Paz e Silva et al – Rural Seeds #5
- Jong – Teaching mental health – #5
- Kitchener – Agricultural health – #4
- McPhee – Training in place – #7
- Puls Rasic Wheatley Floss – Mentor Mentee Program #5
- Reid – Teaching Rural Determinants – #5
- Strasser – Socio-economic – #4