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BUSSINESS CASE ANALYSIS OF DIABETES MANAGEMENT
BUSSINESS CASE ANALYSIS OF DIABETES MANAGEMENT
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1BUSSINESS CASE ANALYSIS OF DIABETES MANAGEMENT

2BUSSINESS CASE ANALYSIS OF DIABETES MANAGEMENT
Abstract
Diabetes is considered to be the fifth largest cause for mortality in Australia.
Although, people from all strata of the society are affected by diabetes, the incidence of
diabetes among the indigenous Australians is quite high. The identified reasons for diabetes
are a sedentary lifestyle, smoking, genetic factor and consumption of fast food. To alleviate
the problems of the indigenous Queenslanders, simHealth will involve the various
stakeholders and the indigenous community in alleviating diabetes. The 47 billion dollar that
have been proposed by the Australian government will be utilized by the organization in the
purchase of insulin and the creation of doo-to-door campaign as well as organizing street
play. The outcome of the business plan is that it will ameliorate the diabetic condition of the
indigenous community.

3BUSSINESS CASE ANALYSIS OF DIABETES MANAGEMENT
Summary statement
According to McDermott et al, (2015), the indigenous population in Australia living
in the remote areas are affected with diabetes. It also reported that the rate of
unemployment, education and awareness about health is also poor among the indigenous
community. According to the NDSS data, 45 children in Queensland have been diagnosed
with diabetes and 60 per cent of the cases are of Type 2 diabetes. simHealth is worried
about the situation and is going to implement innovation in the service delivery that will
cater to timely and safe service to the indigenous community. In this drive, the aim of the
organization is to promote empowerment, keep an open-mind and strive for safety
and excellence. Since a person with type 2 diabetes have to spend $10, 000 annually on
their diabetes expenditure that exerts an economic burden. Therefore, simHealth would
request for 47 billion $ from the Australian government to provide subsidized healthcare
benefits to the indigenous Queenslanders.