The model of a community-based health service delivery that is part of the publicly funded health system in Australia is called:
a. community-based nursing.
b. primary healthcare.
c. home care.
d. none of the above.
b
Primary healthcare is a model of community-based
health service delivery that is part of the publicly funded
health system.
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