Rescinded publications
HACC MDS Guidelines and HACC Data Dictionary
THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN RESCINDED. Guidelines to the Home and Community Care Program National Minimum Data Set and the Home and Community Care Data Dictionary.
Please note the information in this publication may no longer be current but is retained on our website for historical or reseach purposes.
The following information refers to HACC MDS Version 1. Note: HACC MDS Version 2 (V2) has been implemented but it will only accept V2 submissions for the first reporting quarter of 2006. At present HACC MDS Version 1 is envisaged to be supported until January 2007.
For information about the existing HACC MDS Version 1 refer to the HACC MDS Guidelines (V1.6), which provides up-to-date information about individual data items and instructions on how to report them; additional background information on HACC MDS data items can be found in the HACC Data Dictionary (V1.0).
HACC MDS V1
Guidelines to the HACC MDS Version 1 (PDF 722 KB)HACC Data Dictionary (V1.0) is available to download from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare in full or in smaller parts.
If you are having problems downloading these PDF files please send an email to: acc@health.gov.au for a copy to be sent to you.
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Program/Initiatives
- Multidisciplinary Case Conferencing
- Aged Care Access Initiative
- Aged Care GP Panels Initiative - Information for Residential Aged care Facilities on how to get involved
- Aged Care GP Panels Initiative - Information for GPs and Allied Health Providers on how to get involved
- The Aged Care GP Panels Initiative
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