CategoriesBlogIn Australia’s remote towns, rural doctors are more than healthcare providers – they are a lifeline. This blog takes you through a typical day, highlighting the challenges, triumphs, and deeply human moments that define rural medicine. Meet some of the doctors making a difference where it’s needed most.
CategoriesBlogRural Doctors Foundation proudly stands with the National Rural Health Alliance in advocating for fairer health funding for rural Australians. This article explores the findings of The Forgotten Health Spend report, revealing a staggering $8.35 billion annual shortfall. Learn why this matters and how we’re supporting the call for change.
CategoriesBlogOur rural doctors are often the first to ask, “Are you OK?”—but who’s asking them?
Rural Doctors Foundation shines a light on the mental health challenges faced by rural health practitioners and the life-saving impact of our GPs4RuralDocs program. Learn how we can all help.
CategoriesBlogWe reflect on the vital role fathers play—especially in rural communities where access to care is often limited. This tribute is both personal and a call to action: to honour our fathers by ensuring they receive the healthcare and support they deserve.
CategoriesBlogDiscover the impact of stress and burnout on our rural health workforce. Learn how Rural Doctors Foundation is tackling rural doctor burnout in Australia with primary care programs.
CategoriesBlogFor many Australians, access to healthcare is difficult. Rural Doctors Foundation is working to change that. We bring vital healthcare closer to home. We support rural communities.
CategoriesBlogImagine a life-sustaining force in the heart of our country – our rural health practitioners. These dedicated individuals are often the sole medical lifeline in vast, remote communities, facing immense challenges daily. Their unwavering commitment to rural health in Australia is truly inspiring. This article reveals the critical issues they encounter and explores how, together, we can provide the essential support they need to continue their invaluable work.
