A national model for the collection and analysis of a minimum data set with outcome measures for private, hospital-based, psychiatric services
The national model was developed as a mechanism capable of objectively demonstrating the quality of services provided by psychiatrists and private psychiatric hospitals.
Table of contents
- Foreword and acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- Summary and recommendations
- 1. Introduction
2. Information requirements- 3. Data requirements
- 4. Data collection protocols
- 5. Submission and aggregation of the data
- 6. Data analysis
- 7. Guidelines for access to data and information
- 8. Implementation
- References
- Appendices
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Strategic Planning Group for Private Psychiatric Services (SPGPPS)
- Australian Medical Association
- The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists
- The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
- Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care
- Network of Australian Consumer Advisory Groups
- Australian Private Hospitals Association
- Australian Health Insurance Association
- Australian Health Service Alliance
- Health Care of Australia
- Medibank Private
- Medical Benefits Fund of Australia
- The Hospitals Contribution Fund of Australia
- AXA Australia Health Insurance
- NIB Health Funds
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Further copies of the Report can be obtained by contacting the SPGPPS Secretariat as follows.The Secretary
SPGPPS
PO Box E115, Kingston ACT 2600
Email the secretary at ptaylor@ama.com.au
Information and advice concerning the technical detail of the National Model can be obtained by contacting the principal author at the following address.
Mr Allen Morris-Yates
PO Box 363, Springwood NSW 2777
Email Allen Yates at allen.yates@bigpond.com
Citation: Morris-Yates, A. & The Strategic Planning Group for Private Psychiatric Services Data Collection and Analysis Working Group (2000).