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Rural hospitals in New Zealand face difficult workforce challenges to maintain services and quality outcomes. Ashburton Hospital has undergone a 10-year transition from a secondary specialist to a rural generalist medical model of care. Current senior medical staff (rural hospital medicine fellows) here explore their experience of the process and outcomes of this transition. Key drivers for change included commitment and support from management, senior medical staff and the local community, the new rural hospital medicine qualification
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