Commonwealth health budget bulletin July 2009

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03 August 2009In this edition of Macroeconomics’ Health Bulletin the Budget is examined in the context of the recently released National Health and Hospital Reform Commission’s Report.

The Bulletin finds that while the NHHRC report provides the Rudd Government with a reform blueprint, the time is right for action, not further delay. Meanwhile, close analysis of the Budget reveals that the counters clearly won out over the policy wonks…

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Publisher TypeNon government organisation
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