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  1. Australia's Specialist Fee Failure: Three Principles for a Way Forward
  2. The National Health Reform Agreement as an Instrument of Broader Health Reform
  3. Privatisation and health care
  4. Facilitating the future of small rural hospitals
  5. Borders within Borders within Borders
  6. Hospital utilisation in Australia, 1993–2020, with a focus on use by people over 75 years of age: a review of AIHW data
  7. Public Health Management of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Australia: The Role of the Morrison Government
  8. Challenges of economic evaluation in rare diseases
  9. The Role of Abimelech’s Arms Bearer: A Biblical Acceptance of Assisted Dying?
  10. On entering Australia’s third year with COVID‐19
  11. Australia's Response to COVID-19
  12. The problematic place of private payment for healthcare in Australia
  13. The long and winding road to assisted dying in Australia
  14. Australia’s new digital health record created ethical dilemmas
  15. Pathos, death talk and palliative care in the assisted dying debate in Victoria, Australia
  16. The Canadian health system’s “administrative efficiency” is a problem
  17. Pathways to DRG-based hospital payment systems in Japan, Korea, and Thailand
  18. Aligning policy objectives and payment design in palliative care
  19. Expanding the breadth of Medicare: learning from Australia
  20. Knowing, Anticipating, Even Facilitating but Still not Intending: Another Challenge to Double Effect Reasoning
  21. Medicare at Middle Age: Adapting a Fundamentally Good System
  22. What can we do to help Australians die the way they want to?
  23. Activity-Based Funding of Hospitals and Its Impact on Mortality, Readmission, Discharge Destination, Severity of Illness, and Volume of Care: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
  24. Priorities for a new government: keeping the Medicare promise, thinking beyond services and getting governance right
  25. Tracking devices with bar codes is a way to monitor their safety
  26. Development of an interactive model for planning the care workforce for Alberta: case study
  27. Designing incentives for good-quality hospital care
  28. Planning to meet the care need challenge in Alberta, Canada
  29. Care trajectories through community and residential aged care services: disease effects
  30. Using Quality Improvement Methods at the System Level to Improve Hospital Emergency Department Treatment Times
  31. Can Alberta's primary care networks provide any lessons for Medicare Locals?
  32. Second Wave Reform in Alberta
  33. Empirical aspects of record linkage across multiple data sets using statistical linkage keys: the experience of the PIAC cohort study
  34. The geographic distribution of private health insurance in Australia in 2001
  35. Using routine inpatient data to identify patients at risk of hospital readmission
  36. Health care leadership, quality and safety
  37. Leadership transformation in Queensland Health
  38. The acute-aged care interface: Exploring the dynamics of ‘bed blocking’
  39. Pay for performance in Australia: Queensland's new Clinical Practice Improvement Payment
  40. Developing 'robust performance benchmarks' for the next Australian Health Care Agreement: the need for a new framework
  41. Design of price incentives for adjunct policy goals in formula funding for hospitals and health services
  42. Should We Add Clinical Variables to Administrative Data?
  43. Using control charts to monitor quality of hospital care with administrative data
  44. The incidence and cost of cardiac surgery adverse events in Australian (Victorian) hospitals 2003–2004
  45. Next Steps in Health Workforce Reform
  46. The implications of open access publishing for the medical community
  47. Modeling the Emergency Ambulance Pass-By of Small Rural Hospitals in Victoria, Australia
  48. Living in the parallel universe in Australia: public Medicare and private hospitals
  49. Reliability of the Australian Therapy Outcome Measures for quantifying disability and health
  50. An online study of Australian Enrolled Nurse conversion
  51. Therapy outcome measures for allied health practitioners in Australia: the AusTOMs
  52. Describing Chinese hospital activity with diagnosis related groups (DRGs)
  53. A question of place: medical power in rural Australia
  54. Turning right at the crossroads: The Nelson Report's proposals to transform Australia's universities
  55. Educating for rural nursing practice
  56. Rational care before rationed care
  57. Paying for hospital emergency care under a single-payer system
  58. Does it matter who owns health facilities?
  59. Does Wimpole Street stretch to Australia?
  60. A therapy-relevant casemix classification system for school-age children with disabilities
  61. Are waiting lists inevitable?
  62. Hospital payment arrangements to encourage efficiency: the case of Victoria, Australia
  63. Structural interests and Australian health policy
  64. Changing hospitals: The role of hospital accreditation
  65. Operations research and nurse staffing
  66. The emphasis and effect of hospital accreditation on nursing services
  67. Casemix development and implementation in Australia