A tale of two cities: Academic service, research, teaching and community practice partnerships delivering for disadvantaged Australian communities

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• An innovative team approach and integration of care across sectors, including general practices, community health services, allied health professionals and hospitals, can deliver high-quality comprehensive care in disadvantaged areas while providing teaching and research opportunities and community service. • Academic general practice departments are committed to supporting and evaluating such models. • A governance infrastructure that encourages strong prartnerships across health care sectors is essential. • With broad health partnership support, bulk-billing is viable in an Australian general practice team model providing health care to the disadvantaged.

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Jackson, C. L., & Marley, J. E. (2007, July 16). A tale of two cities: Academic service, research, teaching and community practice partnerships delivering for disadvantaged Australian communities. Medical Journal of Australia. Australasian Medical Publishing Co. Ltd. https://doi.org/10.5694/j.1326-5377.2007.tb01146.x

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