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Quality healthcare is a human right. Yet, more than 1 billion people won’t ever see a health worker. THEnet believes that all families should have access to quality health services. Better health outcomes begin with the education that health workers receive. That’s why THEnet is committed to ensuring that health professional education is people centered and tailored to meets the needs of communities.

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Contribution of the Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine to a socially accountable health workforce

Career choices of the first seven cohorts of JCU MBBS graduates: Producing generalists for regional, rural and remote northern Australia

Failing to thrive: academic rural health in New Zealand

Experiencing a rural medical school

Delivered by Women, Led by Men: A Gender and Equity Analysis of the Global Health and Social Workforce

The Australian Rural Clinical School (RCS) program supports rural medical workforce: evidence from a cross-sectional study of 12 RCSs

Tracking Indigenous Applicants Through the Admissions Process of a Socially Accountable Medical School

Toward a system where workforce planning and interprofessional practice and education are designed around patients and populations not professions

Effectiveness of regional medical schools in attracting and retaining students for early-career practice in the local area: The James Cook University experience

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