This issues paper is part of the Scope of Practice Review. It focuses on health professionals who currently provide or have the potential to provide primary care. It explores the available evidence about benefits, risks, barriers and enablers to health practitioners working to their full scope of practice.

This paper provides an overview of the background and current state of artificial intelligence in health, perspectives on opportunities and risks, and barriers to success. The paper proposes several areas to be explored for policy-makers.

The Sexual and Reproductive Health Integration Project aimed to improve access to sexual and reproductive health services for women, girls and vulnerable groups in Papua New Guinea. The purpose of this end-of-program evaluation was to assess the project’s progress towards its stated goals and outcomes. The recommendations focus on completing integration, strengthening partnerships, and improving...

This report evaluates six First Nations health programs designed to improve access to care in rural, regional and remote areas. It finds the programs are generally effective and outlines recommendations for improvement. The report details the evaluation’s objectives, methods and findings, offering further suggestions for program improvement and broader system change.

This research explores the different crisis accommodation models operating in Australia, as well as the different approaches to case management and key principles for ensuring a supportive built environment. It documents what works and what doesn’t work, together with the needs and outcomes for those in crisis accommodation.