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CEDA will explore the complex network and future of health services in Australia in 2018.

Australia’s health system is a complex network made up of services, providers and patients, alongside research, technology developments such as e-Health, a widespread workforce, financing and funding as well as Medicare and governance. 

This system provides support to millions of Australians who each require unique and individualised care dependent on age, gender, medical history, culture and socioeconomic background.

CEDA will drive discussion on Australia’s health system in 2018, examining efficient service delivery, innovative and cost-effective funding models and meeting today’s requirements while planning for the future.

Upcoming events and series

Digital innovation and data driven health services | 13 April 2018 | Sydney
Aged care workforce strategy | Melbourne | 29 May 2018 
Mental health reform and innovation | Melbourne | 7 June 2018

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Healthcare: Reform or ration | CEDA research | 2013

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Health series supported by CEDA members:

Queensland | Two events

 

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The Hon. Malcolm Turnbull

The Committee for the Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) was established more than half a century ago as an apolitical forum focused on major policy questions facing the nation. Over the years it has participated in several of our most contentious debates over changes that challenged prevailing economic or social orthodoxies. So it isn’t news to anyone at CEDA that structural economic reform is profoundly politically challenging.

The Hon. Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister of Australia

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Waste cost cuts key for better health outcomes
Business News - WA, Wednesday 18 Apr 2018

Light touch NEG trims Big Power s wings no rails run for coal
The Australian Financial Review, Friday 13 Apr 2018

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