Patient enrolment with a general practice is one element of recent health care reforms in Australia. A previous review on primary care enrolment schemes found substantial variations in their characteristics. This review developed a typology informed by the qualitative analysis of 15 schemes in 12 high-income countries for effective comparisons and informed policymaking.

Over the past decade, artificial intelligence (AI) has gained significant momentum in healthcare. This report outlines its potential, ethical considerations, existing laws and the international response to AI in healthcare. It maintains the final decision on patient care should always be made by a human. The report calls on the government to make certain obligations...

This impact analysis supports the Australian Government's consideration of a reduction to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) general co-payment. The analysis compares the general patient co-payment reduction to $25 against the status quo. The proposal is estimated to save patients $784.6 million over four years from 2025–26.

Clinical Care Standards have become an integral part of the Australian health care quality improvement landscape. At this ten-year anniversary, this article reflects on what has been achieved by the standards, as well as future challenges and opportunities. The article outlines how the standards work to effect change, evidence of impact and future directions.

The report outlines key findings for Australia from the first international survey of health outcomes and experiences of patients living with chronic conditions who are treated in GP practices. It summarises data findings across 10 health areas and outlines key insights for improving the quality of care for people living with chronic conditions.