Consumers' experiences with and outcomes from Better Access: Results from a national survey.

Jane Pirkis; Meredith Harris; Vikas Arya; Lisa Brophy; Jan Faller; Long Khanh-Dao Le; Cathrine Mihalopoulos; Matthew J. Spittal; Dianne Currier

doi:10.1177/00048674251405081

March 1, 2026

Consumers' experiences with and outcomes from Better Access: Results from a national survey.

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Key Points

This research aims to evaluate consumer experiences and outcomes associated with the Better Access program.
Conducted a national survey among consumers using Better Access.
Collected data on satisfaction and perceived benefits of the program.
Analyzed responses to assess affordability concerns.
Most consumers report appreciating and benefiting from the Better Access program.
Affordability was highlighted as a significant issue for many consumers.

Implication

National survey reveals consumer satisfaction and benefits from Better Access, highlighting affordability issues.

Abstract

In general, consumers who use Better Access appear to appreciate the programme and benefit from the care it provides. However, affordability remains an issue.

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Pirkis et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Consumers' experiences with and outcomes from Better Access: Results from a national survey.

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Consumers' experiences with and outcomes from Better Access: Results from a national survey.

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Discussion

Cite This Study

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