Increasing interest in rural mental health work: the impact of a short term program to orientate allied health and nursing students to employment and career opportunities in a rural setting

Keith Sutton; Kent Patrick; Darryl John Maybery; Kaytlyn Eaton

Increasing interest in rural mental health work: the impact of a short term program to orientate allied health and nursing students to employment and career opportunities in a rural setting

Keith Sutton, Kent Patrick, Darryl John Maybery, Kaytlyn Eaton

School of Rural Health

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1 - 13
Number of pages	13
Journal	Rural and Remote Health
Volume	15
Issue number	4 (Art. ID : 3344)
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Increasing interest in rural mental health work: the impact of a short term program to orientate allied health and nursing students to employment and career opportunities in a rural setting. / Sutton, Keith; Patrick, Kent; Maybery, Darryl John et al.
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Increasing interest in rural mental health work: the impact of a short term program to orientate allied health and nursing students to employment and career opportunities in a rural setting

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