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qualifications: MBBS, FRACGP, FACRRM, PhD
department: College of Medicine and Dentistry,
Australia
Tarun Sen Gupta is Professor of Health Professional Education and Head of the Townsville Clinical School at the James Cook University College of Medicine and Dentistry, North Queensland, Australia. He was in rural practice in Richmond, north-west Queensland from 1987-1993, and has worked in rural medical education since 1993. He is a Rural Generalist Training Adviser for Queensland's Rural Generalist Pathway, a board member of the Rural Doctors Association of Queensland and the Rural Doctors Foundation, and Chair of the ACRRM Assessment Committee.
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Commentary 6 November 2024
The Murtupuni Statement on rural generalist professional practice in Australia
Original Research 4 June 2024
Rural generalist medicine: a developing approach to health care in rural and island Japan
Abstract 10 January 2023
A return-on-investment analysis of impacts on James Cook University medical students and rural workforce resulting from participation in extended rural placements
Abstract 10 January 2023
Mid-career graduate practice outcomes of the James Cook University medical school: key insights from the first 20 years
Original Research 16 November 2021
Mid-career graduate practice outcomes of the James Cook University medical school: key insights from the first 20 years
Original Research 19 October 2021
A return-on-investment analysis of impacts on James Cook University medical students and rural workforce resulting from participation in extended rural placements
Project Report 9 July 2020
Development of the Rural Generalist Program Japan: meeting the needs of Japanese rural communities
Original Research 4 April 2019
Career choices of the first seven cohorts of JCU MBBS graduates: producing generalists for regional, rural and remote northern Australia
Original Research 13 February 2017
Predictors of remote practice location in the first seven cohorts of James Cook University MBBS graduates
Original Research 19 March 2016
James Cook University's decentralised medical training model: an important part of the rural workforce pipeline in northern Australia
Short Communication 22 October 2015
A successful longitudinal graduate tracking system for monitoring Australian medical school graduate outcomes
Original Research 7 October 2015
James Cook University's rurally orientated medical school selection process: quality graduates and positive workforce outcomes
Original Research 20 March 2014
Positive impacts on rural and regional workforce from the first seven cohorts of James Cook University medical graduates
Comment 16 September 2013
Comment on: Rural Generalism and the Queensland Health pathway - implications for rural clinical supervisors, placements and rural medical education providers
Original Research 11 June 2013
James Cook University MBBS graduate intentions and intern destinations: a comparative study with other Queensland and Australian medical schools
Project Report 24 May 2013
The Queensland Health Rural Generalist Pathway: providing a medical workforce for the bush
Original Research 17 January 2011
Are medical student results affected by allocation to different sites in a dispersed rural medical school?
Original Research 13 February 2008
Rural internships for final year students: clinical experience, education and workforce
Original Research 16 October 2007
Developing the accredited postgraduate assessment program for Fellowship of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine
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