Professor Paul Worley is Australia's inaugural Rural Health Commissioner - a role that was established in 2017. He was tasked with improving the healthcare of rural and remote communities. In this country, a quarter of all rural medical practices are short of a GP and many of those who remain are nearing retirement age. He talks to Kathryn Ryan about how New Zealand can meet the challenge.
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