Correction, article no. 824: Attracting psychiatrists to a rural area - 10 years on

Catherine Wilks; Mark A Oakley Browne; Brian L Jenner

doi:10.22605/RRH985

Correction

Correction, article no. 824: Attracting psychiatrists to a rural area - 10 years on

AUTHORS

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Catherine Wilks¹ BHA, Medical recruitment and roster coordinator *

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Mark A Oakley Browne² PhD, Director and Professor

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Brian L Jenner³ BBA, Group Manager Ambulatory Care

CORRESPONDENCE

* Catherine Wilks

AFFILIATIONS

^{1, 3} Latrobe Regional Hospital, Traralgon, Victoria, Australia

² Monash University Department of Rural and Indigenous Health, Moe, Victoria, Australia

PUBLISHED

2 April 2008 Volume 8 Issue 2

HISTORY

RECEIVED: 2 April 2008

ACCEPTED: 2 April 2008

CITATION

Wilks C, Oakley Browne MA, Jenner BL. Correction, article no. 824: Attracting psychiatrists to a rural area - 10 years on. Rural and Remote Health 2008; 8: 985. https://doi.org/10.22605/RRH985

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Rural and Remote Health readers are advised that the following correction has been made to:

Wilks CM, Oakley Browne M, Jenner BL. Attracting psychiatrists to a rural area - 10 years on. Rural and Remote Health 8: 824. (Online), 2008. Available: www.rrh.org.au. (Published 14 February 2008).

The position title and institutional affiliation of author Mr Brian Jenner has been corrected to: Group Manager Ambulatory Care, Latrobe Regional Hospital, Traralgon, Victoria, Australia.

The authors advise that the content of the article does not represent the views of, nor was it sanctioned by, the Victorian Department of Human Services.

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