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Allied health workforce statistics There are around 300 000 registered allied health professionals in Australia Allied health is a rapidly growing part of Australia s health workforce

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Allied health care is provided by university qualified allied health professionals They use evidence based practices to prevent diagnose and treat various conditions and

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A series of targeted online forums for allied health professionals and consumers of allied health held across August and September 2024 The draft strategy has been reviewed

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Allied health services for aged care residents AN ACC includes funding for aged care providers to provide allied health services to residents Providers must make a range of

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Allied health care represents the second largest clinical workforce in Australia after nursing and midwifery Find out about allied health professions how allied health

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O a registered allied health professional such as an occupational therapist physiotherapist exercise physiologist speech pathologist podiatrist etc The health professional must have

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Changes to the Medicare Benefits Schedule items for chronic disease management have been deferred from 1 November 2024 until 1 July 2025 The additional time

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Our role in allied health Allied health is a growing and dynamic field that plays an important role in the health and wellbeing of the community The Australian Government is

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On 1 July allied health practitioners and workers will continue to be able to deliver aged care services as employees or contractors associated providers of a registered