Collections

These reports represent key findings of two studies on the perspectives on allied health professionals, software vendors, medical practitioners and consumers regarding allied health information in My Health Record.

Templates for reporting on the progress and final results of your MRFF grant.

Read these sample grant agreements to understand the responsibilities of the administering organisation, us and Chief Investigators.

Information and forms for varying a MRFF grant.

This collection contains forms related to the Inborn Errors of Metabolism program.

The National Mental Health Workforce Strategy 2022–2032 and associated documents provide a vision and roadmap for building a sustainable workforce that is skilled, distributed and supported to deliver mental health treatment, care and support that meets current and future population needs.

This collection contains Historical Medicare statistics.

Statements of Expectation (SOE) clarify the government's expectations about how the regulator will fulfil its statutory responsibilities. Regulators respond to a SOE with a Statement of Intent (SOI), that outlines how it will deliver on the Minister's expectations.

This collection is for suppliers of stoma-related products. It lists the resources they need to list or remove a product on the Stoma Appliance Scheme Schedule, or vary an existing listing.

This collection outlines a Stoma Product Assessment Panel recommendation, following the review of cleanser wipes in subgroup 9(d) and support garments in subgroup 9(h) of the Stoma Appliance Scheme Schedule.

This collection lists documents that summarise recommendations that the Stoma Product Assessment Panel has made after assessing products for the Stoma Appliance Scheme Schedule in May 2023.

A collection of stories from people who are saving more on their PBS medicines.

This collection presents data on current vaping and smoking trends in the Australian population aged 14 years or older. The data is provided by Cancer Council Victoria.

Downloadable resources to help parents and GPs mark children's vaccination milestones.

A collection of resources for mental health careers, including fact sheets, flyers, educational videos and interactive resources.

This video series showcases the innovative local activities undertaken by Primary Health Networks through the Greater Choice for At Home Palliative Care Program.

Fact sheets and other health, aged care and sport information from the 2023–24 Budget.

This collection contains documents relating to the Industry Guide to Voluntary Serving Size Reduction. This guide helps food companies to set appropriate serving sizes for food and beverages.

A collection of resources for health professionals to help people with Gaucher disease (type 1) access the following drugs under the Life Saving Drugs Program: imiglucerase (Cerezyme®), velaglucerase (VPRIV®), taliglucerase (Elelyso®) and eliglustat (Cerdelga®).

This collection offers an insight into how The Way Back Support Service is meeting the needs of people accessing the service across Australia. The final report outlines how The Way Back was delivered, participant experiences and outcomes, and what contributes to recovery after a suicide attempt.

The PNH review considered the medicine eculizumab. The Expert Panel considered this review at its October 2020 meeting. These resources provide a summary of the review and recommendations.

These templates are to assist sites that are part of the COAG Section 19(2) Exemptions Initiative memorandum of understanding 2022–25 to complete an operational plan and site annual report.

This collection contains documents about Bundling Arrangements for General Use Items on the Prostheses List.

These translated resources and campaign materials cover what JEV is, symptoms, safety measures and how we are responding to the virus.

This is the final report of an independent evaluation of the Better Access to Psychiatrists, Psychologists and General Practitioners through the Medicare Benefits Schedule initiative (Better Access), undertaken by the University of Melbourne.