Resources

This webinar discussed the Prostheses List purpose, definitions and scope consultation paper and features a panel of experts who have answered questions regarding its content.

This document is the terms of reference for the review of the General Miscellaneous Category of the Prostheses List.

Australian Government response to the Senate Community Affairs Committee report: Pricing regulation associated with the Prostheses List framework.

This fact sheet lists reviews of the Prostheses List since we established it in 1985.

We have developed an initial Prostheses List Post-listing Review Framework that will be used to guide the pilot post-listing reviews scheduled as part of the Prostheses List Reforms. Stakeholders are invited to comment on this framework.

This document reports on the outcomes of the Review of the General Miscellaneous Category of the Prostheses List.

This document sets out the roles, function, membership, meetings and secretariat of the Governance Group.

Communiques for the Prostheses List Reform Governance Group meetings.

A list of all the items in the Prostheses list by private hospital type.

This statement describes how the Department of Health recovers the costs of administering the Prostheses List.

This review provides options and recommendations for the future governance of the Prostheses List. It was developed by Ernst & Young under the Department’s Prostheses List Reform program.

The below document outlines Prostheses List compliance obligations for relevant stakeholders and the Australian Government.

This webpage lists approved providers with an exemption from the 24/7 registered nurse responsibility in residential aged care.

This document provides information on facility level 24/7 registered nurse coverage in residential aged care across Australia.

This schedule applies to residential and home care recipients who first entered care on or after 1 July 2014. It also applies to those who entered care before this date and have chosen to be covered by the 1 July 2014 arrangements.

An overview of how 60-day prescriptions will work in Residential Aged Care Homes (RACH), their supplying pharmacies and residents.

This kit provides information to pharmacists about changes to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) medicines with increased dispensing quantities (60-day dispensing).

This kit provides information to prescribers about changes to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) medicines with increased dispensing quantities (60-day dispensing).

This document details Frequently Asked Questions regarding 60-Day Dispensing.