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Loss of income and levels of scholarship support for students on rural clinical placements: A survey of medical, nursing and allied health students
Australian Journal of Rural Health, 06/01/09
Schofield D et al. - Recruitment of students can be an effective strategy to address the rural health workforce shortage throughout Australia. However, there are a number of financial disincentives for students to undertake rural clinical placements. Additional support for some disciplines is needed to provide equitable distribution of scholarship support to offset this financial burden. Establishing an employment scheme for students on rural clinical placements and a scholarship for income replacement where employment is not available would also alleviate income loss.
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