Published 1 year ago

Health system top of agenda for National Cabinet

Summary by Ground News

The first national cabinet meeting of the year will be held in Canberra today. premiers and chief ministers will lobby Prime Minister Anthony Albanese over proposed health sector and gun law reforms. There will also be discussions about expanding My Health Record, a much-maligned online electronic summary of health information for Australians.

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Sydney Morning Herald

Health system top of agenda for National Cabinet

Australia's leaders will meet in Canberra today to work on a cure for the nation's ailing health system.

1 year ago·Sydney, Australia

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PerthNow

Healthcare system on national cabinet's new year agenda

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet wants federal and state governments to consider new ways of tackling healthcare costs, patient wait times and staff shortages.

1 year ago·Perth, Australia

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Sky News Australia

Healthcare top of the agenda in National Cabinet meeting today

Australia's healthcare system will be at the top of the agenda when the national cabinet meets today in Canberra. State and territory leaders will discuss changes to Medicare funding to improve healthcare affordability and accessibility. Some pharmacists are also calling for power to prescribe drugs without GP referrals. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk will call for a national firearms register at the first national cabinet meeting this…

1 year ago·Australia

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The Weekly Times

Healthcare top of the agenda in National Cabinet meeting today

1 year ago·Southbank, Australia

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9News

Major shake-up anticipated for healthcare as National Cabinet meets

Australia's embattled health system will be in the spotlight when Australia's leaders meet for National Cabinet in Canberra today.Premiers and Chief Ministers arrived at prime ministerial residence The Lodge last night and began talks about problems in health.It's understood they're looking to thrash out a number of problems, including GP shortages, rising out-of-pocket expenses for patients, and overburdened public hospitals.READ MORE: Customer…

1 year ago·Australia

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