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CareTrack: assessing the appropriateness of health care delivery in Australia
The Medical Journal of Australia · 2012 · Vol. 197(2) · pp. 100–105
W. B. Runciman✉(University of South Australia)Tamara D Hunt(University of South Australia)Natalie Hannaford(University of South Australia)Peter HibbertJohanna WestbrookEnrico CoieraRichard O. DayDiane HindmarshElizabeth A. McGlynnJeffrey Braithwaite
Abstract
Although there were pockets of excellence and some aspects of care were well managed across health care providers, the consistent delivery of appropriate care needs improvement, and gaps in care should be addressed. There is a need for national agreement on clinical standards and better structuring of medical records to facilitate the delivery of more appropriate care.
Healthcare Policy and ManagementPrimary Care and Health OutcomesChronic Disease Management StrategiesHealth care deliveryMedicineAppropriateness criteriaMEDLINEHealth careIntensive care medicineEnvironmental healthPolitical science
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AdultAgedAged, 80 and overDelivery of Health CareFemaleHumansInterviews as TopicMaleMedical RecordsMiddle AgedNew South WalesRetrospective StudiesSouth AustraliaPractice Guidelines as TopicGuideline Adherence
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