MEDICARE offices are to become cash-free with a staggered rollout plan currently underway.
All health services must be accessible to all consumers. Those consumers who are forced to travel long distances for health care must be adequately catered for. There should be more community participation in health and community service. There is a need for adequate representation at local and regional health services. CPSA opposes a two-tier system of health care and the privatisation of health services.
Read CPSA's full health policy here
MEDICARE offices are to become cash-free with a staggered rollout plan currently underway.
NEW research suggests that one third of older Australians receiving home care are at risk of being malnourished, while one in five is underweight.
by the Continence Foundation Australia - www.continence.org.au
IT IS one of the biggest health issues within our community, but one we rarely talk about. Millions of Australians are living with incontinence but most people are reluctant to discuss the problem with anyone, including their GP.
By Breast Cancer Network Australia - www.bcna.org.au
Sixty is the average age of women diagnosed with breast cancer in Australia. This may come as a surprise because so many media stories on breast cancer focus on the experiences of younger women, such as Belinda Emmett, Jane McGrath and Kylie Minogue. In fact, women under fifty are in the minority when it comes to breast cancer diagnoses.
There was a lot of outrage when Vision Care NSW's Spectacle program was suspended in February.
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