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ANU Centre for Health Stewardship

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The ANU Centre for Health Stewardship was established in 2004 and it's mission is to conduct research to improve our understanding of how health systems are governed, and the relations between this governance and the health of the community. The Centre conducts research on health policy and on how health departments operate to fulfill their roles within the national health system. We also examine governance (including clinical governance), financing and service development. We teach health policy and administration and train researchers in these fields

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    Stewardship of the Oral Health System in the Australia Capital Territory (ACT)
    (Canberra, ACT : Centre for Health Stewardship, The Australian national University, 2013) Tahani, Bahareh; Dugdale, Paul
    The study had two main aims: firstly to use the standards developed as part of DrTahani's PhD in order to evaluate the stewardship of the oral health system in the ACT; and secondly, to see if the standards, initially developed for the task of evaluating oral health stewardship in a middle income nation (Iran), had face validity and use value in the evaluation of the oral health system in a high income province (the ACT). The present report mostly focusses on the first aim.
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