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    Tag: Policy

    Anthony Albanese ‘stakes his prime ministership’ on GPs bulk-billing more

    April 23, 2025

    Asked if he would stake his prime ministership on increasing GP bulk-billing, Anthony Albanese has committed “absolutely”. Nine political editor Charles Croucher laid down the…

    Mark Butler will bring back private health cover for alternative medicine ‘as soon as possible’

    April 15, 2025

    The Federal Government has agreed to lift the ban on private health insurers funding naturopathy, yoga, Western herbal medicine and tai chi, says the Minister…

    Budget Paper 2: Peter Dutton and the haunting of Anne Ruston

    April 10, 2025

    This is the first in a two-part federal election series. Next week we’ll look at what Mark Butler, the Minister for Health and Aged Care,…

    60-day prescribing uptake only 30%, analysis finds

    April 1, 2025

    GPs used 60-day prescribing for fewer than 30% of eligible scripts in the policy’s first year, analysis of PBS data has found. The Federal Government…

    Let insurers fund naturopathy again, says govt review led by Professor Michael Kidd

    April 1, 2025

    A long-delayed review of the ban on private health insurers funding 16 alternative therapies has recommended lifting the ban for seven of them. The ban…

    Half the patients using Mark Butler’s urgent care clinics as alternative to GPs, evaluation suggests

    March 28, 2025

    Half of patients who went to one of the Federal Government’s urgent care clinics used it as an alternative to general practice rather than ED,…

    Dr Bek Hoffman on privately billing, helping domestic violence survivors and why the two are linked

    March 28, 2025

    What does free healthcare for domestic violence victims have to do with GP fees? GP Dr Bek Hoffman described “going through all the stages of…

    Doctors and the stupid stuff — new campaign targets most ridiculous admin demands

    March 27, 2025

    The spectacle of doctors being dragged away from patients to order office supplies and geriatricians having to undergo a working-with-children check are being targeted in…

    Will politicians ever wave goodbye to Medicare fee-for-service? It’s the $7.9 billion question

    March 27, 2025

    The AMA, policy analysts and even the politicians themselves say Medicare requires fundamental reform to respond to an ageing population with more complex needs. Two…

    Pharmacy prescribing made permanent in Queensland despite just 62 pharmacists finishing their training

    March 21, 2025

    Pharmacist prescribing of S4 drugs for impetigo, reflux and obesity is becoming a permanent part of the health system despite a lack of evaluation. Queensland…

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