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Government must support regional emergency care training

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1 Mar 2024 8:37 am AEST Date Time
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Government must support regional emergency healthcare training

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Government must support regional emergency healthcare training

This week in Canberra, emergency doctors urged the Australian Government to help regional Australians get the acute healthcare they need, by funding local healthcare workers to learn emergency care skills.

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Government must support regional emergency care training

Government must support regional emergency healthcare training

Government must support regional emergency healthcare training

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