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STEPHEN LEEDER. Looking forward to a national health policy and not ignoring the community.
Health policies presented as part of the election campaign should address our expectations for prompt, courteous and effective high-quality care when we need it and not be a random collection of thought balloons – from a child’s birthday? – … Continue reading
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Tagged health in Australia's regions, health policy, health prevention, primary care., Stephen Leeder, vested interests in health
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