Resources

This document highlighted data gaps in relation to the use of locums in the medical workforce.

This communique outlines discussions held during the Medical Workforce Reform Advisory Committee’s February 2024 meeting.

This communique outlines discussions held during the Medical Workforce Reform Advisory Committee’s December 2022 meeting.

This communique outlines discussions held during the Medical Workforce Reform Advisory Committee’s December 2022 meeting.

This communique outlines discussions held during the Medical Workforce Reform Advisory Committee’s October 2022 meeting.

This communique outlines discussions held during the Medical Workforce Reform Advisory Committee’s June 2022 meeting.

This communique outlines discussions held during the Medical Workforce Reform Advisory Committee’s December 2021 meeting.

This communique outlines discussions held during the Medical Workforce Reform Advisory Committee’s October 2021 meeting.

This communique outlines discussions held during the Medical Workforce Reform Advisory Committee’s August 2021 meeting.

This communique outlines discussions held during the Medical Workforce Reform Advisory Committee’s May 2021 meeting.

This communique outlines discussions held during the Medical Workforce Reform Advisory Committee’s March 2021 meeting.

This communique outlines discussions held during the Medical Workforce Reform Advisory Committee’s November 2020 meeting.

This report, by the Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association, outlines 9 minimum standards and 6 best-practice standards to increase the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medical specialists.

This snapshot shows this initiative at a glance. It includes budgets, early funding priorities and grant timelines, as of November 2019. Researchers and other stakeholders can use it to plan for upcoming opportunities and see how the initiative will be established, expanded and embedded over time.

This framework focuses on identifying and understanding medical workforce issues that will benefit from national workforce planning.

The Government announced a $5 billion, 10-year investment plan for the MRFF as part of its 2019–20 Budget. This plan continues our support for lifesaving research, gives researchers and industry certainty and direction, and reaffirms Australia’s reputation as a world leader in medical research.