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Can we handle this? The role and manageability of non-work related factors in order to bind recently arrived General Practitioners to the Northern Territory

Auer, Kathrin (2009). Can we handle this? The role and manageability of non-work related factors in order to bind recently arrived General Practitioners to the Northern Territory. Northern Institute Research Brief Series,(48):1-7.

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Title Can we handle this? The role and manageability of non-work related factors in order to bind recently arrived General Practitioners to the Northern Territory
Author Auer, Kathrin
Journal Name Northern Institute Research Brief Series
Publication Date 2009
Issue Number 48
Start Page 1
End Page 7
Total Pages 7
Place of Publication Darwin, NT
Publisher Charles Darwin University, The Northern Institute
Field of Research 1699 - Other Studies in Human Society
Abstract RESEARCH AIM
The aim of the project is to provide greater insights into how employers and government might manage the nonwork related factors that have previously been shown to influence rural and remote retention rates.
Keywords Northern Territory
General practitioners
Medical workforce
Recruitment and retention
Integration
Open access True
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URL http://www.cdu.edu.au/sites/default/files/Brief2009048can-we-handle-this.pdf


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