Common use of Objective and Outcomes Clause in Contracts

Objective and Outcomes. 11. The overarching objective of the Agreement is to support the implementation of coordinated care reforms, consistent with the principles outlined in the NHRA Addendum that: a. improve patient health outcomes; and b. reduce avoidable demand for health services. 12. The Parties will contribute to the achievement of these objectives and outcomes through reform activities as specified in Schedule A to this Agreement, including; a. data collection and analysis; system integration; and care coordination services, as critical underlying structures of joint coordination and reform; and b. in other priority areas relevant to New South Wales’ local needs and circumstances. 13. The Parties recognise that the activities, objectives and outcomes of the Agreement, will link, where relevant, with longer term health reforms. 14. Data collection and analysis reforms will use linked data for the NSW population to inform Commonwealth and NSW reforms, by: a. providing an understanding of patient service utilisation and pathways across the health system; b. identifying patients or patient characteristics that would benefit from better care coordination, including from the HCH model; c. supporting understanding of the impact of service change, to support improved population health outcomes and inform ongoing health system improvements; and d. contributing to the evidence base for improving patient care. 15. System integration activities are aimed towards contributing to improvements over time, in: a. regional planning and patient health care pathways, including providing better access and service delivery across systems; b. integration of primary health care, acute care, specialist and allied health services, including through digital health opportunities; and c. effectiveness and efficiency of collaborative commissioning arrangements. 16. Care coordination activities are aimed towards contributing to improvements over time, in: a. care coordination capacity and capability; b. cost effectiveness and efficiency of targeting of available resources, while ensuring continuity of care for patients; and c. patient empowerment, knowledge, skills and confidence to set goals and manage their health, with the support of their health and social care team. 17. The Parties will additionally contribute to the achievement of the objectives and outcomes of the Agreement through reforms in the priority areas of aged care integration, palliative and end of life care, mental health, multidisciplinary team care, and rural and remote service delivery.

Objective and Outcomes. 11. The overarching objective of the Agreement is to support the implementation of coordinated care reforms, consistent with the principles outlined in the NHRA Addendum Addendum, that: a. improve patient health outcomes; and b. reduce avoidable demand for health services. 12. The Parties will contribute to the achievement of these objectives and outcomes through reform activities as specified in Schedule A to this Agreement, including; a. data collection and analysis; system integration; and care coordination services, as critical underlying structures of joint coordination and coordinated care reform; and b. in other priority areas relevant to New South Wales’ Tasmania’s local needs and circumstances. 13. The Parties recognise that the activities, objectives and outcomes of the Agreement, will link, where relevant, with longer term health reforms. 14. Data collection and analysis reforms will use activities are aimed towards creating a linked data set for the NSW population patients with chronic and complex conditions to inform Commonwealth and NSW reforms, bycoordinated care reforms in order to: a. providing an understanding of understand patient service utilisation and pathways across the health system; b. identifying identify patients or patient characteristics that would benefit from better care coordination, including from the HCH Health Care Homes (HCH) model; c. supporting understanding of understand the impact of service change, to support improved population health outcomes and inform ongoing health system improvements; and d. contributing contribute to the evidence base for improving patient care. 15. System integration activities are aimed towards contributing to improvements over time, in: a. regional planning and patient health care pathways, including providing better access and service delivery across systems; b. integration of primary health care, acute care, specialist and allied health services, including through digital health opportunities; and c. effectiveness and efficiency of collaborative commissioning arrangements. 16. Care coordination service activities are aimed towards contributing to improvements over time, in: a. care coordination capacity and capability; b. cost effectiveness and efficiency of targeting of available resources, while ensuring continuity of care for patients; and c. patient empowerment, knowledge, skills and confidence to set goals and manage their health, with the support of their health and social care team. 17. The Parties will additionally contribute to the achievement of the objectives and outcomes of the Agreement through reforms in the priority areas of aged care integrationprimary mental health care, palliative and end of life and multidisciplinary/anticipatory models of care, mental health, multidisciplinary team care, and rural and remote service delivery.

Objective and Outcomes. 11. The overarching objective of the Agreement is to support the implementation of coordinated care reforms, consistent with the principles outlined in the NHRA Addendum that: a. improve patient health outcomes; and b. reduce avoidable demand for health services. 12. The Parties will contribute to the achievement of these objectives and outcomes through reform reforms activities as specified in Schedule A to this Agreement, including; a. data collection and analysis; system integration; and care coordination services, as critical underlying structures of joint coordination and coordinated care reform; and b. in other priority areas relevant to New South Wales’ the NT’s local needs and circumstances. 13. The Parties recognise that the activities, objectives and outcomes of the Agreement, will link, where relevant, with longer term health reforms. 14. Data collection and analysis reforms will use activities are aimed towards creating a linked data set for the NSW population patients with chronic and complex conditions to inform Commonwealth and NSW reforms, bycoordinated care reforms in order to: a. providing an understanding of understand patient service utilisation and pathways across the health system; b. identifying identify patients or patient characteristics that would benefit from better care coordination, including from the HCH Health Care Homes (HCH) model; c. supporting understanding of understand the impact of service change, to support improved population health outcomes and inform ongoing health system improvements; and d. contributing contribute to the evidence base for improving patient care. 15. System integration activities are aimed towards contributing to improvements over time, in: a. regional planning and patient health care pathways, including providing better access and service delivery across systems; b. integration of primary health care, acute care, specialist and allied health services, including through digital health opportunities; and c. effectiveness and efficiency of collaborative commissioning arrangements. 16. Care coordination service activities are aimed towards contributing to improvements over time, in: a. care coordination capacity and capability; b. cost effectiveness and efficiency of targeting of available resources, while ensuring continuity of care for patients; and c. patient empowerment, knowledge, skills and confidence to set goals and manage their health, with the support of their health and social care team. 17. The Parties will additionally contribute to the achievement of the objectives and outcomes of the Agreement through reforms a Strategic Partnership between NT and Northern Territory Primary Health Network and improved health and care services for Vulnerable Older Territorians in the priority areas of aged care integration, palliative and end of life care, mental health, multidisciplinary team care, and rural and remote service deliveryRemote Communities.

Objective and Outcomes. 11. The overarching objective of the Agreement is to support the implementation of coordinated care reforms, consistent with the principles outlined in the NHRA Addendum Addendum, that: a. improve patient health outcomes; and b. reduce avoidable demand for health services. 12. The Parties will contribute to the achievement of these objectives and outcomes through reform activities as specified in Schedule A to this Agreement, including; a. data collection and analysis; system integration; and care coordination services, as critical underlying structures of joint coordination and coordinated care reform; and b. in other priority areas relevant to New South Wales’ WA’s local needs and circumstances. 13. The Parties recognise that the activities, objectives and outcomes of the Agreement, Agreement will link, where relevant, with to progress longer term health reforms. 14. Data collection and analysis reforms activities will use linked focus on patients with chronic and complex conditions, including Health Care Homes (HCH) patients, and will link data for the NSW population these patients, to inform Commonwealth and NSW jurisdictional reforms, by: a. providing an understanding of patient service utilisation and pathways across the health system; b. identifying patients or patient characteristics that would benefit from better care coordination, including from the HCH model; c. supporting understanding of the impact of service change, to support improved population health outcomes and inform ongoing health system improvements; and d. contributing to the evidence base for improving patient care. 15. System integration activities are aimed towards contributing to improvements over time, in: a. regional planning and patient health care pathways, including providing better access and service delivery across systems; b. integration of primary health care, acute care, specialist and allied health services, including through digital health opportunities; and c. effectiveness and efficiency of collaborative commissioning arrangements. 16. Care coordination service activities are aimed towards contributing to improvements over time, in: a. care coordination capacity and capability; b. cost effectiveness and efficiency of targeting of available resources, while ensuring continuity of care for patients; and c. patient empowerment, knowledge, skills and confidence to set goals and manage their health, with the support of their health and social care team. 17. The Parties will additionally contribute to the achievement of the objectives and outcomes of the Agreement through reforms in the priority areas of aged care integration, palliative and end of life care, mental health, multidisciplinary team care, and rural and remote service delivery.