2006•Health issuesRequires access

Health Workforce Change Is in the Air....

Dell Horey

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Despite Australia's efforts to plan for its future needs in the health workforce it is experiencing shortages in a number of health professions. The Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council (AHWAC) established the Australian Medical Workforce Advisory Committee (AMWAC) in 1995 to provide workforce research, data analysis and possible policy solutions for planning medical workforce needs. In December 2000, AHWAC began to provide a similar role in relation to the nursing, midwifery and allied health workforces.

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Key concepts: Workforce, Project commissioning, Workforce planning, Economic shortage, Publishing, Advisory committee, Plan (archaeology), Business