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Deeble Institute for Health Policy Research

Briefing paper

The impact of the home care reforms on the older person, the aged care workforce and the wider health system


This briefing paper synthesises government and non-government policy and research documents that have examined the impact of recent home care reforms on older people and their carers, the aged care workforce and providers, and the wider health system. Recommendations are made to fill identified gaps in the development and evaluation of the home care reforms.
Briefing paper

Integrated information networks to support end-of-life care in general practice


Australia’s population is ageing and with this trend comes the burden and complexity of increasing physical illness and disability. This burden escalates as a person nears death and as a consequence, the cost of care becomes disproportionately high in the last year of life. Currently, end-of-life (EOL) care is relatively siloed and people are often...
Briefing paper

Improving pharmacist involvement in pandemic influenza planning and response in Australia


This briefing paper makes recommendations about how pharmacists in Australia can be better utilised for pandemic influenza preparedness and response.
Briefing paper

The impact of Australian hospital medicines funding on achieving the objectives of the National Medicines Policy


In Australia, the National Medicines Policy (NMP) provides a framework for the way we use medicines across our health services with an aim to deliver medicines and related services while achieving optimal health outcomes and value. The policy identifies key objectives to achieve its aim: the quality use of medicines; access to cost-effective medicines’ medicines...
Briefing paper

Power through knowledge: patient education and self-management keys to successfully managing chronic pain


Empowering people to self-manage their pain on a daily basis is key to managing chronic pain, reducing pain-related disability and facilitating return-to-work.

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