1997Australian Journal of Primary HealthRequires access

Widening The Net: New Directions For Community Health

Leona J. Mann

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Abstract

The Central Wellington Health Service, in Central Gippsland, Victoria, has been likened to an 'Area Health Board' or a 'Multi-Purpose Centre', because it has been structured into one organisation with an integrated range of services from acute to community.

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The Central Wellington Health Service, in Central Gippsland, Victoria, has been likened to an 'Area Health Board' or a 'Multi-Purpose Centre', because it has been structured into one organisation with an integrated range of services from acute to community.

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The Central Wellington Health Service, in Central Gippsland, Victoria, has been likened to an 'Area Health Board' or a 'Multi-Purpose Centre', because it has been structured into one organisation with an integrated range of services from acute to community.

Key concepts: Population health, Community health, Health economics, Health board, Public health, Health services, Medicine, Government (linguistics)

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