adapting to sydney’s local government boundaries changes: a population health perspective
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Abstract
The territory of a Local Health District (LHD) comprises multiple local government areas (LGAs). The recent amalgamation of several LGAs in metropolitan Sydney has resulted in two new LGAs being expanded across multiple LHDs, resulting in nonconcordance of boundaries. Here, we discuss the implications for planning health activities and service delivery, and ways to address them.
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| Authors | ;Hassan Assareh;Helen M Achat;Shopna Bag;Leendert Moerkerken;Salwa Gabriel |
| Journal | journal of leukocyte biology |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.17061/phrp2821811
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