DH has improved its clinical governance leadership and risk assessment processes for health services. However, it has not yet addressed key Targeting Zero recommendations to sufficiently oversee the system, such as:
Clinical governance is central to delivering quality and safe healthcare. The 2016 Targeting Zero review found that DHHS could not assure Victorians that the health system was safe and providing high-quality care. It recommended 179 actions to improve clinical governance across the state.
During September and October 2020 the Auditor-General received separate referrals relating to procurement activities at DHHS, Parks Victoria and DJPR.
One referral alleged that DHHS, in engaging community service providers to deliver the Victorian Family Preservation and Reunification Response:
A second referral alleged that Parks Victoria:
| Acronyms | |
|---|---|
| AMD Service | Accredited Medical Deputising Service |
| DH | Department of Health |
| DHHS | Department of Health and Human Services |
| DJPR | Department of Jobs, Precincts and Resources |
| DOPI | De |
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FIGURE G1: Bids for DHHS's tender for the response
This chapter looks at how Parks Victoria engaged an archaeological surveyor as a sole supplier to assess and record Aboriginal rock art sites. It covers eight contracts between May 2016 and June 2020.
This chapter looks at how DHHS managed a tender process for the Victorian Family Preservation and Reunification Response (the response).
