Efficient Cancer Care in New Zealand: Lessons from five years of Australian research literature

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doi:10.59350/adaptresearchwriting.418

September 9, 2018Open Access

Efficient Cancer Care in New Zealand: Lessons from five years of Australian research literature

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Key Points

Cancer care costs in Australia have doubled over the last 25 years, highlighting the urgent need for cost-management strategies.
The review of Australian research literature offers critical insights into efficient cancer care that could benefit New Zealand.
By assessing prior findings, stakeholders can implement strategies to mitigate growing cancer treatment expenses and enhance care delivery.
Lessons learned from Australia may lead to more sustainable practices in New Zealand’s healthcare system, supporting better patient outcomes.

Implication

Literature review highlights rising costs in cancer care in Australia, indicating valuable lessons for New Zealand.

Abstract

The cost of cancer care is rising and a review of the research literature on cancer care in Australia can teach many lessons to us in New Zealand. In Australia real costs for cancer per person (adjusting for inflation) have more than doubled in the last 25 years.

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