The development of strategies to improve recruitment, retention, training and support to Volunteer Ambulance Officers : final report, May 2001.

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TextPublication details: [Tasmania : University of Tasmania], 2001Description: 17 pReport number: EMA project 12/2000Subject(s):

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Subject: The project gathered information that guided the development of appropriate, sustainable, evidence-based strategies for the provision of volunteer ambulance services in rural and remote areas. These strategies address issues of volunteer recruitment, retention, training and support

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The project gathered information that guided the development of appropriate, sustainable, evidence-based strategies for the provision of volunteer ambulance services in rural and remote areas. These strategies address issues of volunteer recruitment, retention, training and support

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