ANALYSIS: We can fix rural health care if we're prepared to be brave
There are also new initiatives identifying ways to resolve chronic workforce shortages across the sector.
Despite the workforce shortages, there is already the same or a stronger presence of nurses per person in rural and remote areas.The opportunities to enable these nurses to do more and to make their practice more rewarding and impactful are significant.
But the reality is that, aside from the telehealth rollout, these are fragile green shoots, good options or just one-off pilots that prove change is possible, but don't make it so.
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