Lack of integration of medical education in Australia: the need for change

The lack of cohesion across health and education sections and national and state jurisdictions is counterproductive to effective national policies in medical education and training. Existing systems in Australia for medical education and training lack coordination, and are under‐resourced and under...

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Veröffentlicht in:Medical journal of Australia 2006-04, Vol.184 (7), p.346-348
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Core curriculum
Curriculum
Curriculum development
Education
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Education, Medical - trends
Educational Measurement - methods
Foreign Medical Graduates
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Health education
Hospitals
Humans
International medical graduates
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Labor shortages
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Medical practitioners
Medical schools
Medical sciences
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Organizational Innovation
Shortages
Training
Vocational education and training
Workforce
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