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Raising questions about governance of Primary Health Networks, and the balancing acts involved

Primary Health Networks (PHNs) and others are awaiting the release of a review of the PHN Program’s business model to determine whether it meets Government objectives around access, efficiency, effectiveness and coordination of health services, especially for people at risk […]Read Article

The Zap: latest health and aged care news, plus a long list of consultations not to miss

This week’s column features calls for increased investment in breastfeeding support services and programs, for reforms to Medicare chronic disease management allied health items, and for better care for the foot health of people with diabetes. Efforts to improve the […]Medicare · Australia Read Article

Pacific Islands focus: community-driven solutions, climate in the courts and celebrating independence

Introduction by Croakey: Local solutions to public health issues are showcased in this month’s edition of the Pacific Islands focus column. Isabelle Zhu-Maguire, PhD candidate at the Coral Bell School of Asia and Pacific Affairs, Department of International Relations within […]Health · Australia Read Article

A note to the Treasurer, on how to boost productivity

Alison Barrett writes: Australia must invest in prevention of chronic diseases to boost labour force participation, prevent premature deaths, reduce cost of living pressures and ease pressures on health systems and healthcare costs. That’s the call to action for the […]Australia · Australia Read Article

Leaders urged to envisage and create systems for equity

Introduction by Croakey: When healthcare and other systems are under stress, how can leaders create real change to address the upstream determinants of health, wellbeing and inequities? This is one of the questions addressed below by Julie Sturgess, CEO, of […]Health · Australia Read Article

Marching for humanity, and health workers in Gaza

Introduction by Croakey: In March this year, Australian health experts reported that more than 1,000 healthcare workers had been killed in Palestinian territories in the last 17 months. Since then, the number has only increased. On the weekend that tens […]Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Calls to action from the Global Indigenous Data Sovereignty Conference

Introduction by Croakey: More than 250 Indigenous peoples from around the world attended the Global Indigenous Data Sovereignty Conference earlier this year at the Australian National University on Ngunnawal and Ngambri Country. A communique from the conference was recently released […]Canberra · Canberra Read Article

The history of minority governments in the ACT: lessons for Tasmania

Introduction by Croakey: The people of lutruwita/Tasmania need and deserve effective governance more than most, given the state’s poor ranking on many health and socioeconomic indicators. Tasmania continues to have the second lowest life expectancy of any jurisdiction, after the […]Health · Hobart Read Article

Making an economic case for more bite on dental funding reform

Introduction by Croakey: Increasing numbers of Australians are being hospitalised for preventable dental conditions, meaning that we spend more on treating preventable dental issues in emergency settings than on essential oral healthcare that could prevent these problems from occurring. Three […]Australia · Australia Read Article

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