Common Contracts
3 similar Healthcare Agreement contracts
National Healthcare Agreement: PI 46-Rates of services: Outpatient occasions of service, 2012 QSHealthcare Agreement • July 21st, 2022
Variations in counting and classification practices and in admission practices and policies across jurisdictions may affect the comparability of these data. For 2009–10, Tasmania was not able to provide occasions of service data for one hospital that reported about 280,000 non-admitted patient occasions of service to the National Public Hospital Establishment Database (NPHED) in 2008–09. This represented a little under one third of total Tasmanian occasions of service in 2008 09. Therefore, Tasmanian data cannot be meaningfully compared across periods.
National Healthcare Agreement: PI 46-Rates of services: Outpatient occasions of service, 2012 QSHealthcare Agreement • July 21st, 2022
Variations in counting and classification practices and in admission practices and policies across jurisdictions may affect the comparability of these data. For 2009–10, Tasmania was not able to provide occasions of service data for one hospital that reported about 280,000 non-admitted patient occasions of service to the National Public Hospital Establishment Database (NPHED) in 2008–09. This represented a little under one third of total Tasmanian occasions of service in 2008 09. Therefore, Tasmanian data cannot be meaningfully compared across periods.
National Healthcare Agreement: PI 46-Rates of services: Outpatient occasions of service, 2012 QSHealthcare Agreement • May 19th, 2022
Variations in counting and classification practices and in admission practices and policies across jurisdictions may affect the comparability of these data. For 2009–10, Tasmania was not able to provide occasions of service data for one hospital that reported about 280,000 non-admitted patient occasions of service to the National Public Hospital Establishment Database (NPHED) in 2008–09. This represented a little under one third of total Tasmanian occasions of service in 2008 09. Therefore, Tasmanian data cannot be meaningfully compared across periods.
