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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0774868

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    Australian Research Council
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    $340,000.00
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    Recruitment and Retention of the Australian Medical Practitioner Workforce - a Longitudinal Electronic Cohort Study. Identifying and acknowledging the significant personal and professional influences on the career decisions of doctors, including the choice to leave the profession for several years and factors driving the decision to return or not return, will provide not only the major public employers of doctors, but also government, community and private practice groups with reliable current e .... Recruitment and Retention of the Australian Medical Practitioner Workforce - a Longitudinal Electronic Cohort Study. Identifying and acknowledging the significant personal and professional influences on the career decisions of doctors, including the choice to leave the profession for several years and factors driving the decision to return or not return, will provide not only the major public employers of doctors, but also government, community and private practice groups with reliable current evidence to inform medical workforce planning and design, and ensure quality health care.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0562288

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    Australian Research Council
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    $308,558.00
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    The Health, Housing and Labour Market Impacts of an Automotive Plant Closure. This research examines the impact of the closure of a large automotive plant on the well-being of its workers and community. The research sets out to understand how significant job losses affect mental and physical health, the demand for housing assistance, social networks, the use of social services and the welfare of children. The research makes use of a longitudinal survey of workers who have left the employment o .... The Health, Housing and Labour Market Impacts of an Automotive Plant Closure. This research examines the impact of the closure of a large automotive plant on the well-being of its workers and community. The research sets out to understand how significant job losses affect mental and physical health, the demand for housing assistance, social networks, the use of social services and the welfare of children. The research makes use of a longitudinal survey of workers who have left the employment of Mitsubishi Motors and compares their experiences and welfare with a group of workers from General Motors.
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