HEALTH and medicine peak bodies have welcomed the Federal Coalition's announcement of a $100 million investment to get more health professionals working in regional, rural and remote parts of the country.
The infrastructure funding will be available to universities,TAFEs and healthcare institutions engaged in medical, nursing and allied health training.
"We are pleased to see this strategy will be developed within the first six months of a future Coalition Government, demonstrating urgency and intent," said National Rural Health Alliance Chief Executive Susi Tegen.
AMA President Dr Danielle McMullen said the measure could "sharpen the focus on key issues affecting rural areas and ensure they are addressed through a coordinated and evidence-based approach".
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