Multiple stakeholders agree that #Medicare is in crisis.
The cause? Well, that’s a Diagnostic Dilemma.
While arguments on who is to blame can continue ad infinitum, it’s best for our patients that we work together to save Medicare & address major healthcare workforce problems.
The cause? Well, that’s a Diagnostic Dilemma.
While arguments on who is to blame can continue ad infinitum, it’s best for our patients that we work together to save Medicare & address major healthcare workforce problems.
It’s evident that some Medicare data doesn’t match what’s seem on the ground.
GP bulk billing rates of 89.6% in the July 2021 quarter? Sounds great, but the devil is always in the (very complex Medicare) data.
Healthcare is complex.
GP bulk billing rates of 89.6% in the July 2021 quarter? Sounds great, but the devil is always in the (very complex Medicare) data.
Healthcare is complex.
Incentivising & delivering high value care is difficult.
Change is hard.
Delivering quality healthcare is a struggle with workforce challenges & massive deferred & delayed care burdens.
The Government has a budget problem.
Change is hard.
Delivering quality healthcare is a struggle with workforce challenges & massive deferred & delayed care burdens.
The Government has a budget problem.
There are no simple solutions.
But it’s safe to say that a “blame pathway” isn’t going to lead us out of the current quagmire.
But it’s safe to say that a “blame pathway” isn’t going to lead us out of the current quagmire.
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