Crackdown on drug labels

Article Abstract:

The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) continues to reform its regulations in the health-care and over-the-counter drugs and supplements business as it has proposed a new system of product labelling that would include the names of manufacturer and distributor. Although Australian manufacturers support the move, Australian Self-Medication Industry (ASMI) and Complementary Healthcare Council (CHC) oppose TGA's proposals.

Australia, Medical Personnel, Coated and Laminated Paper Manufacturing, Pressure Sensitive Products, Criticism and interpretation, Powers and duties, Labels, Australia. Therapeutic Goods Administration

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Corporate medicine

Article Abstract:

A discussion on the benefits and disadvantages of general practitioners joining medical companies. The companies provide the medical facilities allowing the doctors to keep around 50% of their income. Some doctors welcome the new initiative whilst others would prefer to see doctors retaining more control of the business.

Management, Medical centers, Health care industry, Physicians (General practice), General practitioners

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The uncanny x-ray men

Article Abstract:

The financial success of Medical Imaging Australasia in the private radiology sector is examined in detail. It has an estimated annual revenue of 285 million Australian dollars.

Finance, Medical Imaging Australasia

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