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Advancing functional and systemic integration of HIV prevention into public health systems

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By Stephanie M. Topp, James Cook, Sara M. Allinder, Tanzania Commission
| The Lancet Verified
This is the second in a Series of 6 papers about sustainable HIV prevention in Africa (papers 1, 4, and 5 appear in The Lancet HIV).
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Federal health workforce policy in Australia and its implications: a descriptive policy document review

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By Stephanie M. Topp, Thu Nguyen, Thu Nguyễn, Thư Thư Nguyễn, Lana Elliott
| Medical Journal of Australia (MJA) Verified
Med J Aust || doi: 10.5694/mja2.70021 Published online: 6 October 2025 Strong national health workforce policy is fundamental to a responsive and adaptable health system. By coordinating action and investment at the national level, federal government health workforce policy can set consistent national directions for workforce training, distribution, and regulation, establishing a foundation upon which state and territory systems can build local responses.
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Federal health workforce policy in Australia and its implications: a descriptive policy document review

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By Stephanie M. Topp, Thu Nguyen, Thu Nguyễn, Thư Thư Nguyễn, Lana Elliott
| Wiley Online Library Verified
The known: Health workforce policies are critical for reducing workforce shortages and ensuring equitable access to care in Australia, but the federal policy landscape is poorly understood. The new: Important gaps and inconsistencies in policy focus in 121 current federal policy documents related to the health workforce include limited attention to allied health and pharmacy, reliance on short term solutions, and inconsistent policy labelling.
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