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Health expenditure Australia 2022–23


This report presents estimates of the amount spent on health goods and services in Australia for 2022–23 and the decade leading up to this. It provides a clear picture of how much was spent on health, by who, and in which areas. During this period, $252.5 billion was spent on health goods and services in...
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Exploring how transitional aged care supports older people leaving hospital


This examination of the Transition Care Programme (TCP) explores the demographics, health conditions, use patterns and outcomes of individuals who used the services in 2020-21. It shows the effectiveness of targeted interventions helping older people regain independence after leaving hospital, and suggests community-level benefits from delaying or preventing entry into residential aged care.
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Five priorities to put the health system back on track


Arguing that the New Zealand health system is in crisis, this paper recommend investment in five key priorities based on the principle that to minimise cost growth and increase long-term sustainability without compromising quality, the system needs to be efficient and flexible, and it needs to contribute to economic growth as well as being supported...
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Potentially preventable hospitalisations in Australia by small geographic areas, 2020–21 to 2021–22


This web report is an update to the previous report and provides counts and rates of 22 selected potentially preventable hospitalisations by area and Primary Health Network. Potentially preventable hospitalisations are hospital separations for conditions that are potentially amenable to timely and adequate health care in the community. Around 1 in 18 hospitalisations (5.7% or...
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Health services plan: final report expert advisory committee


Health Services Plan, which provides a number of recommendations for a more connected system that delivers the right care, at the right time, in the right place, for all Victorians.