Commissioning for Better Value Sample Clauses

Commissioning for Better Value. Commissioning for Better Value (CBV) is part of the statewide approach to deliver value based healthcare across NSW Health. Commissioning is a process of considering the outcomes that need to be achieved, and designing, implementing and managing a system to deliver these in the most effective way. CBV reflects NSW Health’s commitment to refocus our services from volume (outputs) to value (outcomes). Outputs are designed around the amount of activity being provided. Outcomes are designed around the person receiving the service. Outcomes are the difference the project can make to improve the:  health outcomes that matter to patients  patient experience of receiving care  clinician experience of providing care  effectiveness and efficiency of care Commissioning for better value is already being applied by some districts and networks in clinical support and non-clinical service design, process improvements and procurement. More information is available from xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx. The main roles and responsibilities in the CBV program are:  Districts and Networks will use commissioning-based principles and tools to make clinical support and non-clinical projects more impactful for patients, clinicians and other users.  The Ministry of Health will support the implementation of the NSW Government Commissioning and Contestability Policy and develop guidance and tools to support Districts and Networks.
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Commissioning for Better Value. Commissioning for Better Value (CBV) is part of the statewide approach to deliver value based healthcare across NSW Health. Commissioning is a process of considering the outcomes that need to be achieved, and designing, implementing and managing a system to deliver these in the most effective way. CBV reflects NSW Health’s commitment to refocus our services from volume (outputs) to value (outcomes). Outputs are designed around the amount of activity being provided. Outcomes are designed around the person receiving the service. Outcomes are the difference the project can make to improve the:  health outcomes that matter to patients  patient experience of receiving care  clinician experience of providing care  effectiveness and efficiency of care Commissioning for better value is already being applied by some districts and networks in clinical support and non-clinical service design, process improvements and procurement. More information is available from xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx. The main roles and responsibilities in the CBV program are:  Districts and Networks will use commissioning-based principles and tools to make clinical support and non-clinical projects more impactful for patients, clinicians and other users.  The Ministry of Health will support the implementation of the NSW Government Commissioning and Contestability Policy and develop guidance and tools to support Districts and Networks. In 2019-20, Districts and Networks will apply a commissioning approach to non-clinical services by considering the outcomes that need to be achieved. 2019-20 Service Agreement Budget Explanatory Notes Western Sydney Local Health District Western Sydney LHD The Budget Explanatory Notes have been prepared to assist your finance department to unpack the overall budget for 2019/20, including Expenditure, Own Sourced Revenue, Balance Sheet Movements and Government Contributions. Through-out the 2018/19 financial year, the Ministry has reviewed and realigned various budget lines, including: • Intra-Health Realignment • Revenue Realignment • Balance Sheet Movement Realignment • Depreciation Expense and Provision Realignment The Ministry is committed to providing a fair and robust budget process and will continue to improve processes via further review, creation of additional “cash classes” ensuring budget allocations are used for their intended purpose(s), and providing various mechanisms for health entities to request budget review...
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