The Risk Benefit Analysis of the Bonded Medical Program Australia 2022

Running head: RISK BENEFIT ANALYSIS
Bonded Medical Program
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1Risk benefit analysis
The Risk Benefit Analysis of the Bonded Medical Program is provided
below:
The context of the risk benefit analysis is the identification of the risks that are associated
with the Bonded Medical Program in Australia. The availability of lesser doctors in the rural
areas than their counterparts in the urban areas are one of the major influencing factors of a
risk in diminishing the health outcome of the patient.
Risk Impact L C R Risk
treatment
Responsibilit
y
One of the
major risks
associated
with the
bonded
medical
program is the
inability or
the
unavailability
of the doctors
under the
bonded
scheme
program in
the rural areas
(Ray,
The impact
of the risk is
the lesser
number of
doctors being
available in
the rural
hospitals and
their possible
impact on the
healthcare
and the
quality of
care
delivered to
the patients.
5 4 4 It is
important for
the doctors to
understand
the impact of
inaccesibility
of them in the
rural areas
and also
know the
decrease in
the quality of
care that is
being
provided.
Deploying a
risk
The doctor is
responsible
for making
the
government
understand
about the
requirement
of change.

2Risk benefit analysis
Woolley &
SenGupta,
2015). It is
reported that
the people
living in the
rural areas are
unable to get
an equal
access to
healthcare
than their
urban
counterparts
(Woolley et
al., 2015).
There is little
evidence in
Australia that
Bonded
Medical
Schemes
students
complete a
rural return of
mitigation
plan will help
in the
reduction of
the exposure
of the risk.