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Community Affairs Legislation Committee : 25/02/98 : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES : Program 2—Health care and access : Subprogram 2.1—Medicare benefits and general practice development : [Senate Estimates]

Senator WEST —I am sure you know about this article in the Sun[hyphen]Herald of 15 February because you are quoted in it, about Medicare closures and waiting lists. Have you got any comments about the article and the issue? Ms Wood —I was asked by the reporter whether there had
Date: 25/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/c0000156.sgm/0038 - Source: SENATE
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COMMUNITY AFFAIRS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 14/11/1997 : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES : Program 2--Health Care and Access : Subprogram 2.1--Medicare Benefits and General Practice Development : [Senate Estimates]

Senator FORSHAW --I am advised that divisions of general practice have recently been notified of funding changes. Is that correct? Dr Morauta --Yes. Senator FORSHAW --Can you explain what those changes are and the reasons for them? Mr Keith --Basically the changes are a move from providing funding on a project application base
Date: 14/11/1997 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd971114a_sca.out/0018 - Source: SENATE
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COMMUNITY AFFAIRS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 08/05/1997 : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES : Subprogram 2.3--Acute care : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR --Do you have some questions again, Senator Forshaw? Senator FORSHAW --Yes, on the private health insurance incentives, so trumpeted by the government. Could you indicate what research has been carried out in relation to the delivery and the marketing of those incentives for people to take up private health insurance? Dr Loy
Date: 08/05/1997 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw970508a_sca.out/0021 - Source: SENATE
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COMMUNITY AFFAIRS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 26/02/1997 : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES : Program 2--Health care and access : Subprogram 2.1--Medicare benefits and general practice development : [Senate Estimates]

Senator NEAL --In subprogram 2.1, there is a provision for redundancies of 650,000. Could I again be advised of what the total number of redundancies will be in this subprogram and how many of those are additional since 1 November last year. Ms Batman --There are 12 1/2 ASL--average staffing limits; not 12 1/2
Date: 26/02/1997 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw970226a_sca.out/0048 - Source: SENATE
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COMMUNITY AFFAIRS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 26/02/1997 : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES : Program 2--Health care and access : Subprogram 2.3--Pharmaceutical Benefits : [Senate Estimates]

Senator NEAL --The same old redundancies question. Dr Loy --I do not have a precise number, but my memory is that there were around 27 people from my division, which essentially covers this subprogram and mental health, subprogram 2.4. Senator NEAL --That is to date, is it? Dr Loy --Yes. Senator NEAL
Date: 26/02/1997 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw970226a_sca.out/0052 - Source: SENATE
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COMMUNITY AFFAIRS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 21/10/1996 : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES : Program 2--Health care and access : Subprogram 2.1--Medicare benefits and general practice development : [Senate Estimates]

Senator NEAL --At the last hearing we were told that the pharmacy claiming system for Medicare would be put into those pharmacies which are presently receiving the isolated pharmacy allowance. Ms Wood --That is right--isolated and rural and remote. Senator NEAL --To get this allowance a pharmacy would have to be a long
Date: 21/10/1996 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw961021a_sca.out/0036 - Source: SENATE
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COMMUNITY AFFAIRS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 21/10/1996 : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES : Program 2--Health care and access : Subprogram 2.2--Pharmaceutical benefits : [Senate Estimates]

Senator NEAL --There were some changes announced to the rural work force proposal, is that correct? Mr McNeil --No, there were some enhancements in relation to rural locum services as part of the recognition of medical practitioners. I answered this as part of the question that Senator West asked before. Senator NEAL --What
Date: 21/10/1996 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw961021a_sca.out/0038 - Source: SENATE
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COMMUNITY AFFAIRS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 23/09/1996 : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES : Program 2--Health care and access : Subprogram 2.1--Medicare benefits and general practice development : [Senate Estimates]

Senator NEAL --Starting off with budget measure No. 1, the private health insurance incentive, I understand that the figures contained therein as additional expenditure represent the cost of people in private hospitals that previously might have used public hospitals. Is that the case? Mr McNeil --Are you referring to the figures on page 104?
Date: 23/09/1996 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw960923a_sca.out/0006 - Source: SENATE

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