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Alison Ollerenshaw is a research fellow in the Centre for eResearch and Digital Innovation at the Federation University Australia. Alison has a Masters Degree in Applied Science and a background in psychology. Her research interests include rural health service provision and support; rural populations and health; population data; and, program evaluations, particularly in health, community and educational settings.
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Review Article 6 June 2011
Priority setting in primary health care: a framework for local catchments
Short Communication 26 April 2017
Health justice partnerships: initial insights into the delivery of an integrated health and legal service for youth in regional Victoria
Project Report 19 June 2009
Internet tool box for rural GPs to access mental health services information
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Poche Indigenous Health Network 10th Annual Research Showcase
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Connecting Communities and Services to Close the Gap in Social & Emotional Wellbeing
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Rural Medicine Australia 2021 conference (RMA21)
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ICRRN 2021: International Conference on Rural Remote Nursing
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Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symposium
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WONCA World conference 2021, Abu Dhabi
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WONCA Asia Pacific Region Conference 2022, Myanmar
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29th Annual Rural & Remote Medicine Conference, Ottawa
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6th Nordic Conference for Rural Research
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16th National Rural Health Conference, Australia
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WONCA Europe Region Conference 2022
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WONCA World Rural Health Conference 2022
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WONCA World Conference 2023, Australia
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