Medicare and PBS usage 2003-2012

Author(s)
Zhao Y
Corporate Author(s)
Innovation and Research
Publication Date
2013
Abstract
Medicare is the Australian Government’s universal health insurance scheme and reimburses the cost of primary care services principally provided by General Practitioners (GP). The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) is a parallel publicly funded plan, which subsidises a wide range of prescribed medicines. In 2012, a total payment of $131 million ($100 million in Medicare and $31 million in PBS) was made on behalf of the Northern Territory (NT) residents.
Link
Publisher
Health Gains Planning, DoH
Series
Health Gains Planning Fact Sheet
Subject
Medicare
Pharmaceutical benefits
Utilisation
Statistics
State medicine
Costs and cost analysis
Primary health care
Prescribed drugs
Health Gains Factsheets
Title
Medicare and PBS usage 2003-2012
Type of document
Fact Sheet
Entity Type
Publication

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