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Understanding the Australian Health Care System by Reynolds Willis Keleher
Understanding the Australian Health Care System by Reynolds Willis Keleher
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Understanding the Australian Health Care System by Louise Reynolds, Helen....
Understanding the Australian Health Care System 2e introduces the reader to the key
issues and theoretical concepts that provide insight into the way the Australian health
care system is organised and how policy change impacts on the health care profession.
Key issues and concepts covered
* Structure of the Australian health care system
* Medicare and the Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme (PBS)
Public health, primary health care and health promotion
• Organisation of the private health and complementary health systems
• Current healthcare reform since 2004, addressing key issues including health workforce
shortage and risk reduction; the provision of health care for Indigenous, rural and elderly
populations; and mental illness and disability
• Comparison with health care systems in both the UK and US
Understanding the Australian Health Care System 2e provides a valuable insight into the
role and function of a broad range of health professions including nurses, midwives, speect
pathologists, audiologists, health managers, paramedics, social workers, dietitians, doctors
(GPs), occupational therapists, and physiotherapists. The impact of new models of care, cu
reforms, and the need for a multidisciplinary approach to patient care are explored from boi
patient and a health professional perspective.
The fully revised second edition of Understanding the Australian Health Care System will
appeal to students from a variety of health disciplines, as well as health practitioners seek
greater understanding of the current Australian health care system.
Bs4.5922.e
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