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Critical Review on the Health Policy | Report

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Critical Review on the Health Policy | Report

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Running head: PUBLIC HEALTH POLICIESPUBLIC HEALTH POLICIESName of the Student:Name of the University:Authors note:
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PUBLIC HEALTH POLICIES1Executive SummaryThis report will give a critical review on the health policy, i.e. ‘No Jab No Pay’, which wasannounced by the government in 2015 in order to close some of the exclusion from theimmunization requirement for eligibility. This report will critically review this policy and willprovide with a brief summary and further it will identify and mention the issues that policy isfacing and what kind of solution it requires, and how has the policy addressed the issues andwhat are the benefits or the limitations that the policy has.
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PUBLIC HEALTH POLICIES2Table of ContentsIntroduction......................................................................................................................................3No Jab No Pay Policy (Summary)...................................................................................................3Purpose of this Policy......................................................................................................................4Importance of this Policy as pet the Government............................................................................4Critical Evaluation...........................................................................................................................4Limitation and Benefits...................................................................................................................6Threat of this Policy.........................................................................................................................6Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................7References:......................................................................................................................................8
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PUBLIC HEALTH POLICIES3IntroductionThis report identifies and deals with the policy ‘No Jab No Pay’ this policy is a SocialServices Legislation Amendment Act of 2015, this legislation was passed 2015 November andwas started from January 1st 2016. This policy will be further explained thoroughly and willshow its negative and positive points. This report will also identify its solution. It will give acritical overview on the subject and will address the issues that the policy has, it will also providewith its benefits and limitations that the policy or for that matter the government has faced whileimplementing this policy (Yang & Studdert, 2017). It will also critically show the importance ofthe issue. No Jab No Pay Policy (Summary)This policy was announced by the government on April 2015 and was passed inNovember 2015. This Act removes the right of the parents to be both conscientious and religiousobjectors of vaccination in order to get certain refund or benefits. The motive of this legislationis for those parents on time not following the Australian Childhood Immunization Schedulewhich will not be able to claim for any child care or subsidies. In addition, currently eligiblefamily for The Family Tax Benefit Supplement Part A will lose that too. The recognition ofmedical exemption that will hardly accessible for the parents, and evidence that the respectivechild has constricted one of the subsequently vaccine-preventable illnesses with respect to thediseases (Leask, & Danchin, 2017). This new law provides for a 63 days grace period in whichpeople have to begin a catch up program before the benefits are invalidated. The 63 days graceperiod begins from the notice providing date by the department that the child is not eligible formeeting the vaccination requirement.
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