Background Community engagement (CE) is an essential component in a primary health
care (PHC) and there have been growing calls for service providers to seek greater CE in …

Objective: to identify the evidence about the repercussion of intersectoral programs/actions/
strategies in the reduction of social inequities experienced by children and adolescents in …

The role of nurses in leading the design and delivery of primary health care services to
address health inequities is growing in prominence, specifically in rural Australia. However …

Background Internationally, there is a growing body of literature regarding nurse leadership
in health research, including the importance of programs to strengthen nurses in academic …

Aim To describe the strength of a cross‐sector and multi‐university collaboration in co‐
designing an extended nursing placement innovation in rural and remote Australia. Context …

Background Cross-sectoral collaborations are considered necessary to address detrimental
health, social, educational and economic outcomes that impact marginalised and …

Background This study presents a way for health services to improve service access for
hardly reached people through an exploration of how staff can find and collaborate with …

Abstract Issues Addressed Integrated school‐based health services have the potential to
address the unmet health needs of children experiencing disadvantage, yet these models …

Children and adolescents in rural Australia experience poorer health and educational
outcomes than those in urban areas. This paper presents findings from a qualitative study …

Changes in public health profiles and moves towards inclusive models of education have
led to significant number of students in mainstream schools with special health needs …