The False Promise of GP Super Clinics Part 2: Coordinated Care

Jeremy SammutJune 20, 2008PM85

The report’s author Jeremy Sammut examines the evidence for the Rudd government’s plan to use GP Super Clinics to boost prevention of chronic disease and ‘take the pressure off public hospitals’ by ‘coordinating’ the primary care for the chronically ill.  Sammut has found that the evidence does not support the government’s claims.

 

 

 

 

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