Does an expanded allied health student training programme in regional New South Wales (Australia) result in a positive social return on investment? A protocol for a single-university education-based economic evaluation
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@article{allodium:10.26181/26615086.v1,
title = {Does an expanded allied health student training programme in regional New South Wales (Australia) result in a positive social return on investment? A protocol for a single-university education-based economic evaluation},
author = {Nott, Melissa and Green, Elyce and Anderson, Micheal and French, Louise and Lander, Chelsea and McAleer, Rachael and Brusco, Natasha},
year = {2024},
doi = {10.26181/26615086.v1},
url = {https://doi.org/10.26181/26615086.v1}
}RIS
TY - JOUR TI - Does an expanded allied health student training programme in regional New South Wales (Australia) result in a positive social return on investment? A protocol for a single-university education-based economic evaluation AU - Nott, Melissa AU - Green, Elyce AU - Anderson, Micheal AU - French, Louise AU - Lander, Chelsea AU - McAleer, Rachael AU - Brusco, Natasha PY - 2024 DO - 10.26181/26615086.v1 UR - https://doi.org/10.26181/26615086.v1 ER -
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Melissa, N., Elyce, G., Micheal, A., Louise, F., Chelsea, L., Rachael, M., & Natasha, B. (2024). Does an expanded allied health student training programme in regional New South Wales (Australia) result in a positive social return on investment? A protocol for a single-university education-based economic evaluation. https://doi.org/10.26181/26615086.v1
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