Australia Health Services: too complex to navigate?
Australian Health Services: too complex to navigate
A review of the national reviews of Australia's health service arrangements
Policy Issues Paper No. 1-2019 February 2019
ISBN 0-6482621-3-8 Australian Health Policy Collaboration Rosemary Calder, Ruth Dunkin, Connor Rochford, Tyler Nichols
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Australian Health Services: too complex to navigate
Policy Paper No. 1-2019
Australian health services: too complex to navigate
A review of the national reviews of Australia's health service arrangements
THE AUSTRALIAN HEALTH POLICY COLLABORATION, VICTORIA UNIVERSITY
Policy Issues Paper ISBN 0-64826 21-3-8 February 2019
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Australian Health Services: too complex to navigate
Policy Paper No. 1-2019
About us
The Mitchell Institute's mission is to strengthen the relationship between evidence and policy, and, to improve equity of opportunity and success in both health and education. The Australian Health Policy Collaboration (AHPC) is a health policy think within the Mitchell Institute. We have built a collaborative approach with Australian health experts, academics, researchers and policymakers to translate the best evidence into effective policy development and implementation centred on the current and future impacts of chronic diseases in Australia.
About the Authors
Professor Rosemary Calder is a leading health and social policy expert. She leads the Australian Health Policy Collaboration at Victoria University and over an extensive career in public policy and administration has held positions as a senior executive in health policy and administration in both State and Commonwealth Departments of Health, as Chief of Staff to a Victorian Minister for Health and as a CEO and senior executive in the non government sector. Rosemary is a former head of the Office for the Status of Women in the Commonwealth Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.
Dr Ruth Dunkin has over 30 years' experience as a senior executive, CEO and board member in the public and higher education sectors, with a strong background and interest in public policy. As Director, Policy at the Business Council of Australia, Ruth led policy research and development focussed on labour market issues including workplace relations, and health, aged care and disability reforms. She was Vice-Chancellor of RMIT University from 2000-2004 and previously Deputy Vice-Chancellor. Ruth has a Masters degree in Public Administration from Harvard and a PhD in organisational change from the University of Melbourne.
Dr. Connor Rochford was Senior Analyst, Australian Health Policy Collaboration prior to taking up a Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford University in 2017. He has an MBBS, a Bachelor of Medical Science (Honours) and Diploma of Liberal Arts (Philosophy).
Tyler Nichols is a Policy Research Analyst with the AHPC and has a Masters of Science in Dietetics.
Suggested Citation
Calder, R; Dunkin R; Rochford C; Nichols T, 2019. Australian health services: too complex to navigate. A review of the national reviews of Australia's health service arrangements. Australian Health Policy Collaboration, Policy Issues Paper No. 1 2019, AHPC
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