Austerity, staff inadequacy, and contracting‐out social services: How many government inquiries does it take to improve social policy outcomes in aged care?

Overview of attention for article published in Australian Journal of Public Administration, February 2021

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📣Most cited articles in 2023❗️(9/10) The 9⃣th most cited @AusJPA article in 2023 is... @FarrWharton, @profbrunetto & Matthew Xerri provide insights about the multilevel impacts of austerity-driven policy implementation on #agedcare SLBs in…

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Dr Matt Xerri has published a paper in the Australian Journal of Public Administration entitled: ‘Austerity, staff inadequacy, and contracting‐out social services: How many government inquiries does it take to improve social policy outcomes in aged care?’…

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