People may ‘miss out on best practice care of their mental health’

Megan Haggan 14/12/2022

The halving of Medicare-subsidised psychology appointments has outraged many stakeholders – but with many still feeling psychological fallout from COVID, what can pharmacists do to help? Earlier this week (12 December 2022) Health Minister Mark Butler announced the release of the Independent Evaluation of the Commonwealth’s Better Access for Mental Health program… as well as

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People may ‘miss out on best practice care of their mental health’

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