This appendix lists the major capital investments from the 2019–20 BP4 and 2020–21 Budget Paper No.3: Service Delivery that we did not include in this review. Click the link below to download a PDF copy.
Appendix D summarises the projects we included in this review and shows the relevant entities’ self-assessments ratings. Click the link below to download a PDF copy.
| Who we reviewed | What we assessed | What the review cost |
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| ASSAM | SRIMS asset management module |
| DFFH | Department of Families, Fairness and Housing |
| DH | Department of Health |
| DJCS | Department of Justice and Community Safety |
Click the link below to download a PDF copy of Appendix A. Submissions and comments.
A control chart is a graph of data over time that can be used to identify performance improvements and deteriorations in health services over time. Control charts are useful if you have more than 15 data points and want more insights into your data.
As Figure D1 shows, a control chart consists of:
| Who we audited | What we assessed | What the audit cost |
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| DH (including SCV and VAHI) | We assessed if DH:
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| Acronyms | |
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| AHPRA | Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency |
| AR-DRGs | Australian Refined Diagnosis Related Groups |
| AuSCR | Australian Stroke Clinical Registry |
| BSQR | Board Safety and Quality Report |
| C |