Corporatisation without clarity: empirical gaps in Australian general practice data

The increase in corporatisation in the healthcare sector is commonly discussed in international literature. However, in Australia, attempts to measure the extent of general practice corporatisation and its impacts have been hindered by poor data availability. We compare the availability of data abou...

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Vydané v:Australian health review Ročník 49; číslo 6
Hlavní autori: Kalkat, Preet, Larkin, Shaun, Elshaug, Adam G., Harrison, Christopher, Lacy-Nichols, Jennifer
Médium: Journal Article
Jazyk:English
Vydavateľské údaje: Australia 04.12.2025
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Australia
General Practice - organization & administration
General Practice - statistics & numerical data
Humans
Australia
general practitioner
health policy
general practice
corporation
data availability
corporatisation
data transparency
corporate health
ISSN:0156-5788, 1449-8944, 1449-8944
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Shrnutí:The increase in corporatisation in the healthcare sector is commonly discussed in international literature. However, in Australia, attempts to measure the extent of general practice corporatisation and its impacts have been hindered by poor data availability. We compare the availability of data about general practice corporatisation in the Australian context with international examples, providing evidence of the shortcomings in Australian data. We recommend improved data disclosure in Australia to allow regulators, policy makers, clinicians, and the public to make informed decisions and understand the impacts that corporatisation has on the quality, access, and affordability of health care.
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ISSN:0156-5788
1449-8944
1449-8944
DOI:10.1071/AH25233