Health Workforce Target: Analysis and Recommendations Part 1: Indigenous Health Workforce

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Chapters:
1. Acknowledgements (PDF 43 KB)
2. Part 1: Indigenous Health Workforce (PDF 78 KB)
3. How are we going to close the gap? Key drivers (PDF 301 KB)
4. Current policy context: Indigenous health workforce (PDF 114 KB)
5. Existing targets relating to health workforce (PDF 21 KB)
6. Closing the gap - trend projections to target (PDF 242 KB)
7. Data sources (PDF 27 KB)
8. Endnotes (PDF 33 KB)

Appendix 1: Tables and Assumptions (PDF 1169 KB)
Appendix 2: Relevant Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations Policies and Programs (PDF 490 KB)
Appendix 3: Course Definitions (PDF 72 KB)

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Appendix 1: Tables and Assumptions
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Appendix 3: Course Definitions

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