Health Care System in Australia: Nutritional Medicine

Introduction The Australian treatment history can be traced back to the beginning of Australia's first government. Healing is due to a well organized public health system, its sublime mission is to prevent disease, promote health, protect diseases and promote infrastructure development. The Australian public health system consists of public and private service providers whose services are managed by a well-funded regulatory mechanism (Leonard 2001, pp 31). However, the main providers of public health services are federal, territory, and state government, and governments are concerned about medical activities within their jurisdiction.

Action field - health and nutrition 1 personalized medicine breakthrough 2 substantial reduction of public health 3 system supplier change competition of health sector 4 nutrition sector emerging in new fusion market 5 sustainable nutrition industry has 6 agriculture Acquire resource shortage sector. Industry-wide framework 1 Lack of acceptance of European technologies 2 Lack of skilled labor brings deterioration in quality and investment 3 Global financial system interaction with financial system and emergence of new entrants 4 International trade with question mark Development and internalization of the external cost of the relationship 5

Asking for a revised healthcare system is novelty. In 2001, the Medical Research Institute (now known as the National Medical School) announced a comprehensive report entitled "Beyond Quality Differences: A New Medical System in the 21st Century." These recommendations are currently in the downstream for 16 years. Since the publication of this report, the understanding of digital health care technology, cloud-based health data storage, biometrics, wearable, genomics, social media, healthy affinity group development, lifestyle and diet has dramatically improved . . And the environment affects health and illness. These new tools are not well integrated into the development of patient-centered healthcare. why? I believe this is due to major changes in the implementation of disease treatment systems.