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The Australian population is ageing, a trend occurring globally in developed world nations [1]. This change in the population demographic has led to policy reform as a mechanism to stem the predicted increased demand on the health care system particularly for chronic disease management and palliative care [2-4]. Australia’s population is approximately 23 million and is concentrated in the major cities on the coastal fringe in each state and territory. Those who do not live in these cities reside in rural areas. Research demonstrates that rural Australians are disadvantaged and have inequitable access to a range of services including health care compared to city counterparts [1]. Ageing rural people are at increased risk of being further disadvantaged as the demand for available health care intensifies.

A Changing Australian Population Demographic: The Role of Rural Nurses