2014
DOI: 10.1002/j.2055-2335.2014.tb00005.x
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Time to Rethink the Funding Model for Home Medicines Review

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“…A further impact of government policy as facilitator and constraint can be seen in several programs that have been funded in recent CPAs, and which have little or no research evidence to support them. This has been particularly apparent in the decision to fund CPS such as Medscheck, Diabetes Medscheck (in itself a much abbreviated version of DMAS) and Clinical Interventions, despite these services not being supported by any solid evidence for better health outcomes in the context of the Australian healthcare setting [ 32 ]. Although like HMR, these services were capped near the conclusion of the 5 th CPA, their introduction clearly demonstrates that evidence is not the only factor considered by policy makers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A further impact of government policy as facilitator and constraint can be seen in several programs that have been funded in recent CPAs, and which have little or no research evidence to support them. This has been particularly apparent in the decision to fund CPS such as Medscheck, Diabetes Medscheck (in itself a much abbreviated version of DMAS) and Clinical Interventions, despite these services not being supported by any solid evidence for better health outcomes in the context of the Australian healthcare setting [ 32 ]. Although like HMR, these services were capped near the conclusion of the 5 th CPA, their introduction clearly demonstrates that evidence is not the only factor considered by policy makers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Funding for HMRs was initially allocated under the 3 rd CPA, however the increasing uptake of the services since 2002 has resulted in growth in demand significantly outstripping the funding allocation [ 31 , 32 ]. This was particularly evident during the 5 th CPA, when funding for HMRs was exhausted before the conclusion of the Agreement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%