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"Although much has been written about how students develop professionalism and professional identity, less is known about the role and perspectives of clinical supervisors, the relationships that connect or disconnect them from the communities and cultures in which they work, and how these contexts influence students as they develop professionally. This qualitative Original Research study, undertaken in the Northern Territory, Australia, reports on the key challenges and benefits of clinical placements in unique settings, and factors that impact student development and professional identity."

"Climate change is recognized as one of the most complex and persistent challenges for global public health, and drought, an extreme weather event that is increasing in frequency as a result of climate change, is one of the most geographically widespread natural hazards worldwide. Evidence remains limited on how rural communities experience the health consequences of prolonged drought and how they perceive the role of health care in responding to this crisis. Chile has experienced several major droughts, including a megadrought that has persisted in central Chile since 2010. This Original Research article describes the perceived consequences of drought and examines the role of health care from the perspectives of members of two rural communities in Chile."

"Globally, more than 1.3 billion people experience significant disability, with the highest unmet rehabilitation needs found in rural and resource-constrained settings. In South Africa, disability prevalence remains underestimated, particularly in rural areas where under-reporting, limited access to services, and social stigma persist. This Rural Health History article examines the historical evolution of disability and rehabilitation in rural South Africa through a qualitative document review of archival materials, exploring policy development, service evolution, and system-level change over time."

"Faber T, Sperring S, Freedman E, Power R, Ryan S, Edmiston N."

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