Productivity Commission Report
Judy Lumby
Abstract
Judy Lumby
Abstract
There have has been a flurry of activity that do not seem to match with the approach taken by the Commission or its recommendations after the Australian Health Workforce was handed down the Productivity Commission's report. The Productivity Commission's recommendations include a range of innovative strategies beginning with standardisation of registration and accreditation and moving to equitable distribution of undergraduate student and clinical places.
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There have has been a flurry of activity that do not seem to match with the approach taken by the Commission or its recommendations after the Australian Health Workforce was handed down the Productivity Commission's report. The Productivity Commission's recommendations include a range of innovative strategies beginning with standardisation of registration and accreditation and moving to equitable distribution of undergraduate student and clinical places.
Key concepts: Commission, Accreditation, Productivity, Workforce, Business, Political science, Economic growth, Economics