Casemix
Australian Hospital Patient Costing Standards
The Australian Hospital Patient Costing Standards aims to provide direction for hospital patient costing through the development of standards for specific elements of the costing process and reporting requirements.
Australian Hospital Patient Costing Standards Version 2.0
- Australian Hospital Patient Costing Standards Version 2.0 (Word 1373 KB) - effective Round 15 (2010-11). *
- Australian Hospital Patient Costing Standards Version 2.0 (PDF 2541 KB) - effective Round 15 (2010-11). *
- Appendix A - Secondary Definitions to Line Items (Word 33 KB).
- Appendix A - Secondary Definitions to Line Items (PDF 267 KB).
* Excluding the new standards relating to capital and depreciation that will be effective from Round 16 (2011-12).
NOTE: Version 2.0 - COST 3.003 is currently under review and will be updated shortly.
Australian Hospital Patient Costing Standards Version 1.1
- Australian Hospital Patient Costing Standards Version 1.1 (Word 1521 KB) - effective Round 14 (2009-10). (Large file warning).
- Australian Hospital Patient Costing Standards Version 1.1 (PDF 433 KB) - effective Round 14 (2009-10).
Further Information
For further information please email NHCDC.Program/Initiatives
- Medicare Teen Dental Plan
- Chronic Disease Dental Scheme
- Mental Health Professionals Network
- General Practice After Hours Program
- The Primary Health Care Research, Evaluation and Development (PHCRED) Strategy
Publications
- Final Report of the Private Hospital Data Collection Review
- Development of clinical prompts to enhance decision support tools related to the National Outcomes and Casemix Collection
- Developing a casemix classification for mental health services: volume 2 resource materials
- Developing a casemix classification for mental health services: summary
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