Our Research Committee supports and guides the research interests of the College and its membership. The Research Committee contains a diverse group of 12 researchers, each with considerable experience in rural and remote general practice.
The Committee members work collaboratively to foster innovative research that will expand the evidence-based knowledge of contemporary rural medicine. The Research Committee is responsible for assessing requests made to the College to invite our members to participate in research. Each request is considered against a defined set of criteria. View the Criteria for Supporting Research.
If you would like to become involved in the Colleges research activities, please contact us.
Rural and Remote Access to PHC Background Paper (2020)
FACRRM Assessment - a review of first 12 years (2020)
Rural and Remote General Practice in Scotland (2019)
Rural Procedural Grants Program Briefing Paper (2016)
The Expanding Role of Generalists in Rural and Remote Health: A Systematic Review (2007)
The ARTS of risk management in rural and remote medicine (2007)
Birthing Services for Small Rural Hospitals (2005)
CPD Preferences and Learning Styles of Female Doctors (2005)
Guidelines for Developing CPD and Mentoring for Women (2005)
National Symposium on Procedural Rural Medicine - Recommendations (2003)
Support for Women Doctors in Rural and Remote Australia (2003)
Solutions Discussion Paper - Training and Support for Procedural Practice (2002)