A<unk> , also referred to as BMP, is an enrollment<unk>  in an Australian medical school that requires students who graduate from the program to work in an area of workforce shortage after completing fellowship. Doctors who graduate from a<unk>  in a medical program must work a number of years in an area of workforce shortage equal to the number of years of their medical degree. The term<unk>  means that medical students who graduate from the program are bound by a legal contract to serve in an area of workforce shortage stipulated by the Australian government. The Australian Department of Health mandates that 25 per cent of all Commonwealth Supported<unk> s (CSP), which are<unk> s in which the Australian government subsidizes university tuition costs, be set aside to be categorized as<unk> s. This policy aims to increase the number of doctors in areas with a shortage of trained doctors.<unk> s are usually offered along with unbonded Commonwealth Supported<unk> s (CSP) and Medical Rural<unk>  Scholarships (MRBS).
Bonded medical place
Equipment of a combat medic
Single-use medical devices
House call
Durable medical equipment
Aid station
Emergency vehicle equipment
Personal medicine