Workforce data collection for the allied health workforce has historically been considered too methodologically difficult to obtain. The Tasmanian allied health and oral health workforce study provides a detailed allied health workforce dataset that is not available through any other source. Read More....

What has such appeal to the popular vote that Barack Obama, Tony Blair, and Kevin Rudd all promised to deliver it before they were elected? What is so hard to deliver that some believe achieving it is as hard as sprouting wings and flying from one planet to another? Read More....

Researchers at the University of Tasmania need information on the lives and motivations of rural Tasmanian volunteers. Dr Christine Stirling from the University Department of Rural Health said the research would help volunteer groups, organisations, and politicians to plan for the future. Read More....

All Tasmanian allied health & oral health workforce working in the public sector, private sector, employed under an Australian Government funded program or in the not for profit sector are invited to participate in a study of the clinical and therapeutic allied health & oral health professions. Read More....

Professional and highly skilled mobile workers are vital to the robustness of rural communities in Australia. The University Department of Rural Health (UDRH) Tasmania is undertaking research to investigate how these mobile workers can deliver maximum benefits to rural communities. Read More....