Publications

This Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) describes how the Department of Health and the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission will work together.

The current Enterprise Agreement for the Australian Government Department of Health.

Explains your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Arabic your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Bosnian your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Chinese your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Dinka your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Farsi your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Greek your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Hindi your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Indonesian your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Italian your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Khmer your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Korean your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Macedonian your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Russian your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Serbian your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Spanish your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Tagalog your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Turkish your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Vietnamese your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

Explains in Croatian your rights and responsibilities as a private patient in a hospital.

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