Your research proposal comes back with a simple question: “How were consumers and stakeholders involved in the project design?” Then you remember yesterday’s shift.… Read More »Consumer, carer, community and clinician: Who counts as a stakeholder in rural emergency medicine research?
RRECN member Dr Vinay Gangathimmaiah’s latest publication helps us to consider how best to choose wisely for ED investigations from a patient perspective. This qualitative… Read More »What makes qualitative research “trustworthy”?
Sharing rural research through local media Farmers in rural communities are unlikely to be reading the Australian Journal of Rural Health — unless it suddenly… Read More »All News Is Local — And So Is Rural Research
From city evidence to country practice: making change stick If you work in a rural emergency department, you’ve probably said it before. A new model… Read More »“Great idea — but it won’t work here”
Why ORCID is the First Step for Rural Clinicians in Research You may have published nothing yet, or you might be slowly building a record… Read More »Keep It All Together from the Start
Rory Miller (RRECN, New Zealand) and colleagues have published a pair of studies that highlight how rural realities can be misrepresented in hospital data —… Read More »Using Rural Hospital Data the Right Way