Rurality is a Risk in Australia: Lack of Healthcare Facilities and Resources

Rurality is a risk in Australia

Table of Content
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................4
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................5
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................7
REFRENCES...................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
Rurality is a health risk in Australia, as healthcare facilities in Australia shows that
remote and ruler areas of Australia have higher rates of deaths, injuries and have poor access to
access of primary care physicians. There is lack of access to high-quality health services,
including high ageing population and lack of primary care physicians which are affected in
situations within rural communities in Australia. The Essay will discuss arguments based on
aspects where rurality has been found to be major health risk in Australia. The essay will provide
in- depth discussion on fact related to lack in rural healthcare facilities, which has emerged as
major issue due to various factors of improper resources' utilization.
MAIN BODY
The remote rural Australia with isolated communities has the highest rate of ill health
parameters among health in people, where there are low numbers of health professionals per
population as per access to health services (Johnson and et al., 2020). It has significantly led to
higher rates of hospitalization, earlier deaths among people in Australia. Rural communities have
a lack in access to health services variedly, which includes low productive availability to primary
care physicians. Also, despite high significant increase in demands of effective healthcare
services, rural parts are in lack of proper facilities variedly. The parts within Rural Australia
often have poor healthcare facilities, where resources have been lacking and data enables to gain
analysis that people have lack of proper significant resources. There is less access to primary
healthcare services, compared with those in metropolitan areas and significant decline in
facilities further has led to increase in rate of morality and injuries among people. Health
inequalities in rural and remote areas are due to various factors which are related to challenges in
accessing healthcare specialists. Social determinants such as lack of income, education and
employment opportunities factors are also an essential factor where rurality in terms of Australia
are significantly found to be low (Prior, Reeves & Campbell, 2020). Australia has significant