This audit assessed the effectiveness of the NURSE-ON-CALL service.

This audit determined whether ambulance services are sufficiently accessible and appropriately responsive.

This report examined the effectiveness of the Department of Human Services and the Department of Health’s management of service agreements with Community Sector Organisations.

This audit examined the effectiveness of the Department of Human Services’ emergency recovery management.

The audit examined whether the Sustainable Farm Families program has been effective in improving the health and wellbeing of farming families.

This report informs Parliament of our findings about the effectiveness of internal controls arising from our interim financial audit of public hospitals.

This report covers 114 entities, comprising public hospitals, the entities they control and rural health information technology alliances. It is the second of six reports to be presented to Parliament covering the results of our audits of 2008-09 financial reports.

This audit assessed the coordination, preparation, and effectiveness of police, ambulance and mental health triage and Crisis Assessment and Treatment (CAT) service responses to mental health crises.

The objective of this audit was to assess the adequacy of the state’s planning, procurement and management of the RCH PPP redevelopment.

The audit objective was to determine whether reported access indicators are relevant, appropriate and fairly represent public hospital performance.