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Financial & Tax Practices of For-Profit Aged Care Providers

Published: 2018 National

As a result of takeover activity during the past decade, a small number of major private providers are now responsible for the accommodation of tens of thousands of aged care residents, and the stewardship of billions of dollars of refundable accommodation payments.

Commonwealth Department of Health: Options to Reduce Pressure on Private Health Insurance Premiums Paper

Published: 2017 National

This submission responds to an Options paper on reducing pressure on private health insurance premiums by addressing the growth of private patients in public hospitals. HCCA's feedback comes from consulting with consumers.

Senate Inquiry into Out-of-Pocket Costs in Australian Healthcare

Published: 2014 National

This is a submission to the Australian Senate Inquiry into Out-of-Pocket Costs in Australian Healthcare. It emphasises the impact of growing out-of-pocket costs on people with chronic conditions, families with young children and marginalised groups.

Consideration of Hepatitis treatments Sofosbuvir & Simeprevir

Published: 2014 National

HCCA supports the addition of Sofosbuvir and Simeprevir to the Australian Government’s Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). HCCA strongly advocates for the introduction of these treatments in Australia to ensure choice, opportunity and access to these medicines which present significant advantages over currently available treatment options.

Independent Hospital Pricing Authority: Consultation Paper on the Pricing Framework for Australian Public Hospital Services 2017-18

Published: 2016 National

HCCA's Submission to the Independent Hospital Pricing Authority's Consultation Paper on the Pricing Framework for Australian Public Hospital Services 2017-18.

Review of the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme for Health Professionals

Published: 2014 National

The six key objectives of NRAS all have impacts on consumers, particularly, protection of public safety, facilitation of high-quality education and training, promotion of access to health services, and the development of a flexible, responsive and sustainable health service.

National Review of Pharmacy Remuneration & Regulation

Published: 2016 National

HCCA commends the Panel for the Review on its broad and inclusive stakeholder consultation strategy, which included public meetings in major cities, country towns and indigenous settlements around Australia. It is critical to gaining insight into consumer needs and values in order to shape future planning for medicines policy in…

Senate Inquiry into the Medical Complaints Process in Australia

Published: 2016 National

HCCA is pleased to provide this submission to the Senate Inquiry into the Medical Complaints Process in Australia. Robust and accessible complaints processes are essential to the delivery of a high quality, safe, Australian health system that meets health consumers’ needs and is valued by us.

Options for Assessing Performance against Aged Care Quality Standards

Published: 2017 National

Consumers and their families are making important choices about residential aged care facilities, which have many significant implications for their lives. Consumers should be able to access as much information as possible about the quality and performance of services in order to support their decision making process.

Independent Review: Accreditation Systems within the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme for Health Professions

Published: 2017 National

Our submission to this review centres on the consumer perspective around these key issues, with a particular focus on the first legislated objective of the National Law: public safety and professional quality.

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