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Rural Secondary School Students Living in a Small Community: Their Attitudes, Beliefs and Perceptions towards General Practice.

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Atkinson, Kaye; Schattner, Peter; Margolis, Stephen – Australian Journal of Rural Health, 2003

A survey of 177 secondary students in rural Victoria (Australia) examined attitudes towards primary health care delivery. Most students valued general practitioners, felt their doctor was an empathetic listener who used language they could understand, and felt they had reasonable access to health care. Confidentiality issues were important,…

Descriptors: Access to Health Care, Adolescent Attitudes, Family Practice (Medicine), Foreign Countries

Tasmania's Rural and Isolated Young People: Issues, Solutions and Strategies. Report of a Community Consultation with Young People, Government, Youth and Organisations, in Rural and Isolated Communities.

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Tasmanian Office of Youth Affairs, Hobart (Australia). – 1998

The Tasmanian (Australia) Office of Youth Affairs and Family conducted consultations concerning issues impacting young people living in rural and isolated areas. Eight workshops specifically for youth were attended by 123 young people. Five community forums were attended by 25-30 participants each. The difficulties of living in isolated situations…

Descriptors: Access to Information, Disadvantaged Youth, Elementary Secondary Education, Foreign Countries