Health Services Daily

Health Services Daily was established in May 2023, evolving from The Medical Republic and Wild Health. Its mission is to deliver daily insights specifically tailored for a wide range of health service providers throughout Australia. If you are an influencer or manager in a hospital, primary care, allied health, specialist services, community care, or work within government, industry, or health agencies, Health Services Daily is here to keep you informed. We connect you daily with relevant updates and important events that matter to you and your organization.

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Sharing by default will need to capture the non-Medicare economy

2 days ago | healthservicesdaily.com.au | Jeremy Knibbs

If you’re going to insist that everyone inside Medicare shares their data meaningfully, it can only be a matter of time before the government applies the same sharing mandate to the rapidly expanding private provider ecosystem.
Aged Care Act start delayed four months to 1 November

4 days ago | healthservicesdaily.com.au | Cate Swannell

The sector welcomes the delay, saying the government’s decision is a positive step that allows providers and policy makers time to get their ducks in a row. The sector welcomes the delay, saying the government’s decision is a positive step that allows providers and policy makers time to get their ducks in a row. This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
PHN lifting invisibility cloak from DFSV head injuries

4 days ago | healthservicesdaily.com.au | Cate Swannell

In a bid to improve early intervention and treatment, one NSW network has pulled together to co-design a new model of care. In a bid to improve early intervention and treatment, one NSW network has pulled together to co-design a new model of care. This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
Fair Work Commission puts money into pockets of healthcare workers

5 days ago | healthservicesdaily.com.au | Cate Swannell

Low-paid healthcare, aged care and disability care workers are the big winners out of today’s decisions, but there is still a way to go, says the HSU. Low-paid healthcare, aged care and disability care workers are the big winners out of today’s decisions, but there is still a way to go, says the HSU. This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
NSW Health denies stalling on birth trauma recommendations

5 days ago | healthservicesdaily.com.au | Cate Swannell

‘We’re listening and acting’ says the department, with five initiatives on track to be delivered by the end of August. ‘We’re listening and acting’ says the department, with five initiatives on track to be delivered by the end of August. This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
New UCCs to get independent clinical assessments

6 days ago | healthservicesdaily.com.au | Cate Swannell

But it begs the question – have the 87 already-established clinics been assessed against the DoHDA’s minimum standards, and if so, who did the assessing? But it begs the question – have the 87 already-established clinics been assessed against the DoHDA’s minimum standards, and if so, who did the assessing? This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
NSW families ‘paying the price’ for government’s lack of workforce planning

6 days ago | healthservicesdaily.com.au | Cate Swannell

The IRC is due to hand down its decision on the state’s pay dispute with its psychiatrists shortly. Meanwhile the CPMC wants more clinicians involved in planning. The IRC is due to hand down its decision on the state’s pay dispute with its psychiatrists shortly. Meanwhile the CPMC wants more clinicians involved in planning. This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
Specialist Training Program delays could hurt rural and regional posts

6 days ago | healthservicesdaily.com.au | Mariella Attard

It may not be under threat, but the delay is causing problems. It may not be under threat, but the delay is causing problems. This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
Dear Mr Butler, please get between these two and sort ‘em out

1 week ago | healthservicesdaily.com.au | Cate Swannell

Another week, another flurry of press releases from both sides of the private health aisle. It’s becoming exhausting. I used to be a sports reporter. Seriously. If you had told me 20 years ago that I would be spending a fair chunk of my working day trying to understand data from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, I would have laughed in your face. Give me basketball box-scores or a time-spent-in-possession breakdown, any day.
Like clockwork, new APRA data sparks predictable exchange

1 week ago | healthservicesdaily.com.au | Cate Swannell

Those two punch-drunk protagonists, private hospitals and insurance funds, have come out swinging, armed with new numbers. Meanwhile another private hospital closes. Those two punch-drunk protagonists, private hospitals and insurance funds, have come out swinging, armed with new numbers. Meanwhile another private hospital closes. This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.