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Who's Getting Caught? An Analysis of the Australian Medicare Safety Net

van Gool, Kees; Savage, Elizabeth; Viney, Rosalie; … - 2009

The Medicare Safety Net (MSN) was introduced in March 2004 to provide financial relief for those who incur high out-of-pocket costs from medical services. The policy has the potential to improve equity. This study examines: (i) how the health and income profiles of small areas influence MSN...

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