Seeking rural doctors for interviews
Being a Rural Generalist living, working and raising a young family in the Pilbara is a challenging enterprise. We are plagued by issues like healthcare workforce shortages, limited resources and overfamiliarity with available healthcare avenues for both personal and family care. In the midst of these conundrums, I find the HARP research project
very compelling and I’m very happy to be a part of it." Dr Tara White - HARP Project GP Researcher
The Rural Clinical School of WA invites rural doctors to take part in HARP research project interviews exploring their access to healthcare.
If you have spent at least 12 consecutive months living and working in a rural or remote area of WA within the past five years, we would like to hear your story.
You will receive a transcript of your interview before it is included in the analysis and can request the removal of any content you feel could identify you. As a thank you, you can choose to receive a $50 voucher or a $50 donation to the Doctors’ Health Advisory Service.
Your insights will help improve understanding and inform future workforce support initiatives.
Express interest by clicking here.
This does not commit you to taking part.
The HARP research project is supported by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners with funding from the Australian Government under the Australian General Practice Training Program.