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As seen in: Health Services Daily, The Medical Republic, Medical Xpress, Medical Journal of Australia (MJA), Australian National Review, Oncology Republic, Dermatology Republic
Online editor of goldcoast.com.au, the website of the Gold Coast Bulletin newspaper. I can be reached at swannellc@goldcoast.com.au or here on Twitter, natch.

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Support at Home fails to keep older Australians out of residential care

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By Cate Swannell Verified
| Health Services Daily
The Inspector-General of Aged Care says the SaH’s core objective is being badly implemented while being undermined by poor design, wait times and financial disincentives. The Inspector-General of Aged Care says the SaH’s core objective is being badly implemented while being undermined by poor design, wait times and financial disincentives. This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
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Aged care assessment tool remains fundamentally flawed: Siegel-Brown

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By Cate Swannell Verified
| Health Services Daily
Watchdog calls for greater clinical judgement in Support at Home assessments, warning current system leaves aged care as an 'outlier'. Watchdog calls for greater clinical judgement in Support at Home assessments, warning current system leaves aged care as an ‘outlier’. This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
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Medicines Australia ramps up push to reshape PBAC value assessments

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By Cate Swannell Verified, Helen Tobler Verified
| Health Services Daily
An industry-backed report argues that cancer medicines deliver broader productivity benefits, but the former PBAC chair says productivity gains for most medications were uncertain and considering them could lead to discrimination. An industry-backed report argues that cancer medicines deliver broader productivity benefits, but the former PBAC chair says productivity gains for most medications were uncertain and considering them could lead to discrimination.
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