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- Financial and externality impacts of high-speed broadband for telehealth
This report, commissioned by the Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, analyses the potential impacts of telehealth under a National Broadband Network. The report incorporates qualitative discussion of tele-medicine for remote consultations, remote home-based monitoring of chronic-disease patients and the aged, and remote training of medical professionals; together with high-level quantitative analysis of their associated costs and benefits. - Building an active community. The economic contribution of sport and recreation in the ACT
This report examines the economic contribution of the ACT’s sport and physical recreation industry. It takes a broad perspective which considers the contribution of sport and recreation organisations, associated retail expenditure, sports-related tourism activities and the preventive health benefits of physical activity. - Impacts of Teleworking under the NBN
This report, commissioned by the Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, analyses the impacts of teleworking under a National Broadband Network. The report incorporates qualitative discussion of benefits to teleworkers, their employers and society and undertakes high-level quantitative measurement of some of these. - Caring places: planning for aged care and dementia 2010-2050
Alzheimer's Australia commissioned Access Economics to model different scenarios for the supply of aged care, to identify strategies to increase consumer choice and to promote service flexibility, and to identify funding options for a sustainable aged care system into the future.
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