Highlights of the 1998 - 99
Policy
1. Introduction
2. Purchasing Policy - Access,
Quality and Efficiency
- 2.1 Increased Recurrent Funding
- 2.2 DVA Patients
- 2.3 Higher payment for Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Patients
- 2.4 Capital Expenditure
- 2.5 Activity Trends
- 2.6 Throughput WIES Targets
- 2.7 Network and Regional Targets
- 2.8 Same Day Medical Throughput
and Caps
- 2.9 Unit Rates
- 2.10 Responses to Targets
- 2.11 Force Majeure
- 2.12 Major Changes in Services
Provided
- 2.13 Superannuation
- 2.14 Workcover
- 2.15 Water and Sewerage
Reform
3. Inpatient Classification and
Cost Weights
- 3.1 AN-DRG Version 3
- 3.2 ICD-10-AM and AR-DRG Version
4
- 3.3 Coding Standards and Adjustments
- 3.4 HIV/AIDS
- 3.5 Calculation of Inlier
Boundaries: Trim Points
- 3.6 New Same Day DRGs
- 3.7 Calculation of Inlier Weights
- 3.8 Prostheses Adjustments
- 3.9 High Outliers
- 3.10 Mechanical Ventilation
Co-Payment
- 3.11 Thalessaemia
- 3.12 Rehabilitation
- 3.13 Specified Grants
- 3.14 Victorian Maintenance
Dialysis Program (VMDP)
4. Quality Programs - Hospital
Access
- 4.1 Emergency Services
- 4.2 Elective Surgery
- 4.3 Critical Care Inter-hospital
Transfers (CCIHTs)
- 4.4 Purchase of Private Hospital
Critical Care for Public Patients
- 4.5 Hospital Access Development
Program
5. Training and Development / Research
- 5.1 Medical
- 5.2 Nursing
- 5.3 Allied Health
- 5.4 Research
6. Non-Admitted Patients and Emergency
Services Funding
- 6.1 Victorian Ambulatory
Classification System
- 6.2 Non-Admitted Patient Grants
- Other Hospitals
- 6.3 Emergency Services Funding
- 6.4 Radiation Oncology
7. Quality Programs - Effectiveness,
Safety, Performance
- 7.1 Maternity Services Enhancement
Strategy
- 7.2 Pneumococcal Vaccination
- 7.3 Best Practice
- 7.4 Infection Control
- 7.5 Clinical Risk Management
- 7.6 Performance Indicator Development
- 7.7 Patient Feedback Indicators
- 7.8 Accreditation
- 7.9 Statutory Immunity
8. Quality - Ambulatory Services
Development
- 8.1 Post Acute Care
- 8.2 Hospital in the
Home
- 8.3 Home Enteral Nutrition
(HEN)
- 8.4 Continuous Positive Airways
Pressure (CPAP)
- 8.5 Artificial Limbs
- 8.6 Palliative Care Substitution
- 8.7 The Family Choice Program
- 8.8 Service Development
Projects and Reviews
9. Casemix Formula
- 9.1 Variable Payments
- 9.2 Other Grants
- 9.3 Enhancement Programs
10. Modelled Budgets
- Table 1:
Acute Health Model Budgets 1997/98
and 1998/99 (Pdf
37k) (Excel)
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- Total Major providers
- Total: Barwon South Western
- Total: Grampians
- Total: Loddon Mallee
- Total: Hume
- Total:Gippsland
- Total: Rural/State
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- Table 2:Acute
Health Non-Admitted Patient Grant Initial model budgets: VACS
Funded Hospitals, 1997/98 and 1998/99 (Excel)
11. Specific Programs and Technical Details
- Table1 WIES
throughput targets for 1998/99 (WIES6) (Excel)
Adjusted to include separate DVA targets
- State Totals
- Region 1
& 5
- Region 2
& 4
- Region 3
- Table 2: WIES
throughput targets for 1998/99 (WIES6) (Excel)
Before separate identification of DVA targets
- State Totals
- Region 1
& 5
- Region 2
& 4
- Region 3
- Table 3: WIES
throughput targets for Metropolitan Networks and Rural Regions
(WIES5), 1997/98 compared to 1998/99(Excel)
Before separate identification of DVA targets and WIES conversion
- State Totals
- Region 1
& 5
- Region 2
& 4
- Region 3