Abstract

The National Rural Health Alliance, the Toowoomba Hospital Foundation and the Cunningham Centre have agreed to merge the two biennial conferences for rural and remote health that have been running in alternate years since 1991. This means that in March 2001, the National Rural Health Conference will, for the first time, incorporate 'Infront Outback', the Australian Rural and Remote Health Scientific Conference. There will, therefore, be one major biennial rural heath conference, dealing coherently with health scientific research and policy development. The recommendations to governments and national bodies that result should be even stronger and more highly regarded than has been the case to date.

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