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Comment: Health Reform

Bill Bowtell

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The key aspects of the bold reform package unveiled by Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd that proposes that the Commonwealth government should be the main body responsible for funding Australia's public hospital system are discussed. Rudd's proposals thus seek to establish the federal government once and for all as the dominant policy-maker in a better-integrated and centrally controlled national health system.

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The key aspects of the bold reform package unveiled by Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd that proposes that the Commonwealth government should be the main body responsible for funding Australia's public hospital system are discussed. Rudd's proposals thus seek to establish the federal government once and for all as the dominant policy-maker in a better-integrated and centrally controlled national health system.

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The key aspects of the bold reform package unveiled by Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd that proposes that the Commonwealth government should be the main body responsible for funding Australia's public hospital system are discussed. Rudd's proposals thus seek to establish the federal government once and for all as the dominant policy-maker in a better-integrated and centrally controlled national health system.

Key concepts: Commonwealth, Prime minister, Public administration, Government (linguistics), Political science, Prime (order theory), Key (lock), Politics

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