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Mission not yet accomplished The Australian

Beyond the predictable theatrics, matters of substance were determined. COAG's agreement to move to a nationally unified system of payment for publicly funded health care reduces the likelihood that one layer of government will push patients out of the facility they pay for --a hospital, for example -- into another form of care paid for by another government; say, general practice.

But since states and territories retain a financial commitment to public hospital care in the reformed system, 40 per cent, cost shifting won't be eliminated but should be less. Nor will it be helped by compromises necessary to win the states and territories over, together with lots of new money to help ease the transition from the old system to the new.

Reducing cost shifting is important for the adequate care of patients with heart ailments, stabilised cancer, complicated diabetes, stroke and other chronic problems who need both hospital and community care. If primary care is inadequate, patients will come to hospital more often in crisis. If hospitals are crowded, the occasions on which patients with chronic problems really need hospital care will become crises, often miserable and sometimes fatal.

5 Tips to save on Dental Costs

Dental treatment is known to be very expensive in the United States, in Europe and Australia. It is a necessary cost in order to maintain dental health and if only one could save money on dental treatment costs, it would make so much of a difference to one’s budget. It is said that saving money is one way of becoming rich; so why not save a little in dental treatment costs and add to your savings ?

There are many options available for you to choose from, in order to reduce your dentist bills. They are described in brief herein. Do read each option carefully and decide which one will work best for you.

1. Dental insurance – this is an insurance plan that you subscribe to, or pay a premium for, in order to recover any dental health expenses. It works quite like medical insurance, where the amount that will be reimbursed to you will be decided depending on the plan you have chosen and the amount of premium you choose to pay.

There are many packages that various companies offer- family coverage, individual coverage etc. If you choose your insurance provider carefully, you can save up to $2000/- annually on dentist’s bills. Isn’t that a substantial amount to add to your savings?

Additionally, if your company or your employer offers dental care benefits, then you would be very fortunate. Dental insurance benefits the company as well as the employees. 2. Dental tourism: this is an upcoming trend like medical tourism. As it is a well known fact that dental treatment is very expensive in the United States and in Europe and Australia, many people are choosing to travel to Asian countries to get their oral hygiene and dental care requirements met. There are many benefits to this, one is that you get to travel and see new places and simultaneously get your teeth taken care of.

Secondly the cost of traveling and dental bills still works out to be economical as compared to getting your dental care in the USA or Europe or Australia. Plus...

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