Co-pay cut ‘an investment in productivity’: Twomey

Nicholas O’Donoghue 13/03/2025

Both sides of politics urged to commit to reducing the maximum PBS co-payment to $19 ahead of the federal election Calls for the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) general co-payment to be cut from $31.60 to $19 should be viewed as “an investment in productivity” and healthcare, Pharmacy Guild of Australia national president Professor Trent Twomey

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