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With rising expenditure, growing chronic disease burden, and widening inequalities, the health system is in urgent need of redesign Although Australia has a high performing health system, like most high income countries, it faces unbridled growth in health care spending — now exceeding 10% of the gross domestic product.1 In New South Wales, universal access to health care is provided for about 8 million people.
With rising expenditure, growing chronic disease burden, and widening inequalities, the health system is in urgent need of redesign Although Australia has a high performing health system, like most high income countries, it faces unbridled growth in health care spending — now exceeding 10% of the gross domestic product.1 In New South Wales, universal access to health care is provided for about 8 million people.
The future of Bosnia and Herzegovina remains the subject of intense debate. To mark the 25th anniversary of the Dayton Peace Agreement, members of the Wilson Center’s Working Group on the Western Balkans issued a report with recommendations entitled Fixing Dayton. In the spirit of debate, Robert M. Hayden, Professor at the University of Pittsburgh, offers the following comment. Report authors respond below. Hayden offers a brief final rejoinder below that.
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