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Why Australia’s rental sector needs a CX overhaul By Andrew Duncan SHARE THIS ARTICLE
The rental market in Australia has a bad reputation. Relationships between landlords, real estate agents and renters are often strained, and the media is quick to highlight rental disputes and key pain points facing renters.
Difficulty with organising timely repairs, slow and sometimes even tetchy responses from real estate agents, who are stretched to their limits, frustrate tenants, who often feel powerless against a system they consider to be favourable to home owners.
And while in some cases their critique is justified, there is more to the story than meets the eye. Because the real estate agency industry gets a bad rap, there is less focus on the structures that make the job incredibly difficult and stressful.
The adjustments include changes to 594 orthopaedic surgery items, 188 cardiac surgery items and 50 general surgery items.
Former federal health minister Sussan Ley initiated a major review of the MBS Schedule in 2015, led by a taskforce of medical professionals, academics and medical administrators.
The first set of changes to the MBS relating to subsidies for spinal surgeries was implemented in 2018.
The Australian Medical Association (AMA) criticised the short time frame for medical practitioners to implement the changes. AMA President Dr Omar Khorshid said on June 6 that it meant that “no-gap arrangements were not possible or were significantly delayed leading to uncertainty for doctor and patient alike”.