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See Latest ArticlesProviding Specialist Services in Australia Across Barriers of Distance and Culture
World Journal of Surgery, 06/08/09
Carson PJ - Specialist services in the Northern Territory are delivered locally by appropriately trained generalists in cooperation with and supported by specialists from larger centers. This cooperative model of delivery of specialist services maximizes population access to the whole range of surgical therapies and encourages the efficient use of both specialists and generalists.
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