A/Prof Neil Beaton ~ Rural GP Mentor for Advanced Skills Training

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Journal Articles

• Panzera A, Murray R, Stewart R, Mills J, Beaton N and Larkins S (2016) Regional health workforce planning through action research: lessons for commissioning health services from a case study in Far North Queensland. Australian Journal of Primary Health, 22 (1). pp. 63-68
• McKenzie A, Beaton N, Hollins J, Jukka C and Hollins A (2013) Supporting GP advanced rural skills training. Australian Journal of Rural Health, 21 (1). pp. 41-45
• McKenzie A, Beaton N, Hollins J, Jukka C and Hollins A (2013) Advanced rural skills training: are recently qualified GPs using their procedural skills? Rural and Remote Health, 13. pp. 1-7
• Beaton N, Nichols A, McLellan A, Cameron B and Sen Gupta T (2001) Regionalisation of rural medical training in Far North Qld: a learning experience for medical educators and managers. Australian Journal of Rural Health, 9 (Supplement 1). pp. 32-38

Other research outputs

• Mills J, Watt K, Beaton N, Wilson M, Neighbour N, Davis S, Panzera A, Stone R, Rose B, Brose J, Cant R, Towne M, Hitchins M and Groth A (2014) Patients' Psychological and Practical Reasons for Attending the Cairns Hospital Emergency Department: a mixed methods study (P3ED). James Cook University, Cairns, QLD, Australia [Report]
• Larkins S, Panzera A, Beaton N, Murray R, Mills J, Coulter K, Stewart R, Hollins J, Matich P and Baird D (2014) Regional health workforce planning in north Queensland: starting with the end in mind. Health Workforce Australia [Report]
• Larkins S, Panzera A, Murray R, Beaton N, Mills J and Stewart R (2013) Starting with the end in mind. Abstracts from the 12th National Rural Health Conference. 7-10 April 2013, Adelaide, SA, Australia
• Sen Gupta T, Murray R, Beaton N, Farlow D, Jukka C and Coventry N (2009) A tale of three hospitals: solving learning and workforce needs together. Medical Journal of Australia, 191 (2). pp. 105-109