May
13
2012
May
11
2012
Dental reform: a work in progress
This is the first in a series of analyses that will be cross-posted from the Commonwealth Parliamentary Library analysing the health budget. In the article below, Amanda Biggs concludes that the dental reforms funded in the budget should be... Read moreMay
09
2012
Today’s hot topic: what the Federal Budget will mean for the healthcare system
By Jody Fassina, Independent Political Consultant, JF Consulting As the raft of media alerts, political alerts and public and political commentary dictate today’s papers and coffee machine conversations, here’s the low down on the health highlights (or low lights) when... Read moreMay
08
2012
Health and the Federal Budget: a wrap of links, news and reaction
Many of the Budget’s health measures have been announced or leaked in recent weeks, as previewed in this previous post. Below are links to key Budget papers, some of the health spends and cuts, details of the foreign aid... Read moreApr
05
2012
Primary health care: when and where did it all begin?
Continuing the primary health care theme of the previous post, health policy expert Professor Philip Davies investigates the history of the terms “primary care” and “primary health care” – a topical matter given the legal action recently dropped by Primary... Read moreMar
29
2012
The truth about YouTube
Yesterday the Cube team attended a fascinating digital breakfast hosted by Galaxy Research with guest speakers Kate Mason and Henning Dorstewitz from Google. With the explosion of viral videos, we explored and busted the top five myths about video content... Read moreMar
19
2012