Reformin Australia: 2026

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The document titled 'The Case for Mental Health Reform in Australia: a Review of Expenditure and System Design' provides a comprehensive analysis of mental health expenditure in Australia, detailing both health and non-health related costs associated with mental health services. It includes estimates for public and private mental health services, medications, drug and alcohol services, as well as expenditures related to comorbid physical conditions, housing, education, and justice systems. The report emphasizes the need for reform in the mental health system to improve service delivery and outcomes for individuals with mental health issues.

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