DHAC: Australia’s Primary Health Care 10 Year Plan (2022-2032)

Published: Tuesday 1 March 2022

The Australian Government’s Future focused primary health care: Australia’s Primary Health Care 10 Year Plan 2022–2032 is about strengthening primary health care as part of the health system and providing an agenda for primary health care reform over a decade.

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