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Medical practitioners’ ongoing fitness and competence to practise
Doctors are the most trusted profession in Australia, along with nurses and pharmacists, according to social research published today into community and doctors’ views about trust, confidence and fitness to practise in the medical profession. The Medical Board of Australia commissioned the independent social research, as part of its work on revalidation which aims to...
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Everyday sexism: girls’ and young women’s views on gender inequality in Australia
Plan International and Our Watch commissioned this survey to obtain a deeper understanding of young women’s gendered experiences, their most pressing desires for change, and their insights into how to address gender inequality in Australia.
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Establishing the social licence to operate large scale solar facilities in Australia: insights from social research for industry
This project sets our the preconditions and best practice principles for establishing social licence to operate. Introduction The main objective of the research was to identify the preconditions necessary for utility-scale solar installations to have a social licence to operate in Australia. Specifically, the research set out to understand general attitudes towards solar energy and...