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Developing a casemix classification for mental health services: volume 2 resource materials

This document includes the resource materials used to prepare the "Developing a casemix classification for mental health services: volume 1 main report".

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Developing a casemix classification for mental health services: volume 2 resource materials (PDF 3916 KB large file)

The same publication in smaller sections:

Cover pages (PDF 146 KB)
Table of contents (PDF 52 KB)

Part A: Materials relevant to study privacy protocol (PDF 41 KB)

Part B: Materials relevant to study design and methodology (PDF 46 KB) Part C: Patient clinical measures (PDF 34 KB) Part D: The MH-CASC data collection forms (PDF 1491 KB large file)

Part E: Descriptive statistics on the patient analysis cohorts (PDF 47 KB) Part F: Summary statistics on performance of AN-DRGS (PDF 64 KB)
Part G: Summary statistics on performance of clinical panels' groups (PDF 78 KB)
Part H: Summary statistics on performance of MH-CASC classification model (PDF 116 KB)
Part I: Cost components and service weights for MH-CASC classes (PDF 91 KB)

Part J: Supplementary analysis papers (PDF 41 KB) If you are unable to download the PDF document, you can order a hard copy from National Mailing and Marketing on (02) 6269 1080 or health@nationalmailing.com.au (publication code MH042).

Page last reviewed: 19 August 2010

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