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PUBLICATION OF EOY FINAL ALLOCATIONS. The Department will publish an abridged version of this EOY Final Allocations on the WA health system internet site, in accordance with Schedule D9 of the National Health Reform Agreement. Annexure 1 B: NMHS Summary of Activity and Funding OBM Service 2018-19 Executed Service Agreement WAUs $’000 2018-19 Changes from SA to MYR DOA WAUs $’000 2018-19 Mid-Year Review Deed of Amendment WAUs $’000 2018-19 Changes MYR DOA to EOY Final Alloc. WAUs $‘000 2018-19 End-of-Year Final Allocations WAUs $’000 01 Public Hospital Admitted Services 181,586 1,240,730 650 10,331 182,236 1,251,061 — 11,099 182,236 1,262,160 02 Public Hospital Emergency Services 26,281 177,531 — 611 26,281 178,141 — 649 26,281 178,790 03 Public Hospital Non-Admitted Services 37,564 260,508 — 1,453 37,564 261,960 — 1,867 37,564 263,827 04 Mental Health Services 25,703 249,091 (129) 499 25,574 249,590 354 1,538 25,928 251,127 05 Aged and Continuing Care Services — 16,847 — 1,097 — 17,944 — 3,211 — 21,155 06 Public and Community Health Services — 118,872 — 2,790 — 121,662 — 6,010 — 127,672 08 Small Rural Hospital Services — 405 — 1 — 405 — (1) — 405 Total 271,134 2,063,982 521 16,781 271,655 2,080,763 354 24,372 272,009 2,105,135 Notes
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PUBLICATION OF EOY FINAL ALLOCATIONS. The Department will publish an abridged version of this EOY Final Allocations on the WA health system internet site, in accordance with Schedule D9 of the National Health Reform Agreement. Annexure 1 9: NMHS Summary of Activity and Funding 2016-17 Executed Service Agreement WAUs $’000 2016-17 Changes from SA to MYR DOA WAUs $’000 2016-17 Mid-Year Review Deed of Amendment WAUs $’000 2016-17 Changes MYR DOA to EOY Final Alloc. WAUs $‘000 2016-17 End-of-year Final Allocations WAUs $’000 Schedule A—Inpatient ABF Activity and Funding 174,464 991,421 — 287 174,464 991,708 515 7,669 174,979 999,377 Schedule B—Emergency Department ABF Activity and Funding 25,809 145,986 — (0) 25,809 145,985 — — 25,809 145,985 Schedule C—Non-admitted ABF Activity and Funding 34,541 197,123 — (4) 34,541 197,118 — — 34,541 197,118 Schedule C1—Non-admitted Aggregate ABF Activity and Funding 3,455 19,768 — (0) 3,455 19,768 — — 3,455 19,768 Schedule E—Public Health Program Funding — 21,339 — 549 — 21,888 — 23 — 21,911 Schedule F—Teaching Training and Research — 77,682 — — — 77,682 — — — 77,682 Schedule G—Special Purpose Program Funding — 140,614 — 83,738 — 224,352 — 46,119 — 270,471 Schedule I—Financial Products — 48,398 — 7,693 — 56,091 — (15) — 56,075 Schedule Q—Mental Health Funding (MHC funds only) 25,607 233,853 — 400 25,607 234,253 — — 25,607 234,253 Total—North Metropolitan Health Service 263,876 1,876,183 — 92,662 263,876 1,968,845 515 53,795 264,391 2,022,641 Dental Health Service 88,847 8,336 97,182 2,552 99,734 PathWest 302,633 4,300 306,933 10,830 317,763 Notes
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PUBLICATION OF EOY FINAL ALLOCATIONS. The Department will publish an abridged version of this EOY Final Allocations on the WA health system internet site, in accordance with Schedule D9 of the National Health Reform Agreement. Annexure 1 B: CAHS Summary of Activity and Funding OBM Service 2017-18 Executed Service Agreement WAUs $’000 0000-0 Xxxxxxx xx to Budge WAUs 8om SA t DOA $’000 2017-18 Changes from Budget DOA to MYR DOA WAUs $’000 2017-18 Mid-Year Review Deed of Amendment WAUs $’000 2017-18 Changes MYR DOA to EOY Final Alloc. WAUs $‘000 2017-18 End-of-year Final Allocations WAUs $’000 01 Public Hospital Admitted Services 34,633 256,791 — 6,524 — (27,501) 34,633 235,814 — 24,729 34,633 260,543 02 Public Hospital Emergency Services 6,747 49,492 — 1,295 — (4,937) 6,747 45,850 — 480 6,747 46,330 03 Public Hospital Non-Admitted Services 11,169 76,866 — 2,143 — (4,336) 11,169 74,674 — 857 11,169 75,531 04 Mental Health Services 2,185 67,278 — 985 — (3,618) 2,185 64,646 — 2,025 2,185 66,671 05 Aged and Continuing Care Services — 5,521 — 1,895 — 230 — 7,646 — (10) — 7,636 06 Public and Community Health Services — 142,984 — 36,392 — 9,303 — 188,679 — 10,942 — 199,621 System Manager Initiatives — 15,452 — 879 — 1 — 16,333 — 552 — 16,884 Total 54,734 614,385 — 50,114 — (30,857) 54,734 633,642 — 39,574 54,734 673,216 Notes
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PUBLICATION OF EOY FINAL ALLOCATIONS. The Department will publish an abridged version of this EOY Final Allocations on the WA health system internet site, in accordance with Schedule D9 of the National Health Reform Agreement. In accordance with Schedule D8(a) and D8(c), included with the abridged version of this EOY Final Allocations is an additional schedule that provides a calculation of the Commonwealth and State contributions to the National Health Funding Pool under this Agreement. Notional LHN—Commonwealth and State contributions to the National Health Funding Pool National Efficient Price (as per IHPA) Total Expected NWAUs Total Contribution Commonwealth State Contribution Funding Rate Contribution ABF Service group (NEP $) (#) (NEP $) (NEP $) (%) (NEP $) Acute Admitted 5,320 3,121 16,603,720 4,770,470 42.3 11,833,250 Admitted Mental Health 5,320 — — 71,989 42.3 (71,989) Sub-Acute 5,320 1,297 6,900,040 1,976,217 42.3 4,923,823 Emergency Department 5,320 — — — — — Non Admitted 5,320 15,842 84,279,440 29,378,930 42.3 54,900,510 Total ABF 5,320 20,260 107,783,200 36,197,606 42.3 71,585,594 Non-ABF Service group ($) ($) (%) ($) Note: This schedule relates to Commonwealth "in-scope" activity only and is a subset of the Summary of Activity and Funding Schedule Mental Health funding relates to 2019-20 reconciliation and not funding for 2020-21 activity.
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PUBLICATION OF EOY FINAL ALLOCATIONS. The Department will publish an abridged version of this EOY Final Allocations on the WA health system internet site, in accordance with Schedule D9 of the National Health Reform Agreement. Notional LHN Commonwealth Specific Purpose Payment Activity and Funding Commonwealth ABF Service group National Efficient Price (NEP $) (as set by IHPA) Total Expected NWAUs (#) Funding Rate (%) Contribution ($) Acute Admitted 5,012 1,710 42.6 3,651,922 Admitted Mental Health 5,012 — — — Sub-Acute 5,012 1,911 35.3 3,380,988 Emergency Department 5,012 — — — Non Admitted 5,012 12,288 50.6 31,166,442 ABF Total 5,012 15,909 47.9 38,199,352 Total Contribution Commonwealth Contribution Funding Rate State Contribution Non-ABF Service group ($) ($) (%) ($) Non Admitted Mental Health — — — — Other "In scope" Program Services — — — — Rural CSO sites — — — — Teaching, Training and Research — — — —
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PUBLICATION OF EOY FINAL ALLOCATIONS. The Department will publish an abridged version of this EOY Final Allocations on the WA health system internet site, in accordance with Schedule D9 of the National Health Reform Agreement. Annexure 1 B: Quadriplegic Centre Summary of Activity and Funding OBM Service 2018-19 Executed Service Agreement $’000 2018-19 Changes from SA to MYR DOA $’000 2018-19 Mid-Year Review Deed of Amendment $’000 2018-19 Changes MYR DOA to EOY Final Alloc. $‘000 2018-19 End-of-Year Final Allocations $’000 01 Public Hospital Admitted Services — — — — — 02 Public Hospital Emergency Services — — — — — 03 Public Hospital Non-Admitted Services — — — — — 04 Mental Health Services — — — — — 05 Aged and Continuing Care Services 10,599 (1,393) 9,206 (21) 9,186 06 Public and Community Health Services — — — — — Total 10,599 (1,393) 9,206 (21) 9,186 Notes
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PUBLICATION OF EOY FINAL ALLOCATIONS. The Department will publish an abridged version of this EOY Final Allocations on the WA health system internet site, in accordance with Schedule D9 of the National Health Reform Agreement. Annexure 1 B: PathWest Summary of Activity and Funding OBM Service 2017-18 Executed Service Agreement $’000 2017-18 Changes from SA to Budget DOA $’000 2017-18 Changes from Budget DOA to MYR DOA $’000 2017-18 Mid-Year Review Deed of Amendment $’000 2017-18 Changes MYR DOA to EOY Final Alloc. $‘000 2017-18 End-of-year Final Allocations $’000 01 Public Hospital Admitted Services — — — — — — 02 Public Hospital Emergency Services — — — — — — 03 Public Hospital Non-Admitted Services — — — — — — 05 Aged and Continuing Care Services 06 Public and Community Health Services 327,642 — 1,651 329,293 (100,602) 228,691 System Manager Initiatives (6,226) (3,532) 2 (9,756) 102,536 92,781 Total 321,417 (3,532) 1,653 319,537 1,934 321,472 Notes
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PUBLICATION OF EOY FINAL ALLOCATIONS. The Department will publish an abridged version of this EOY Final Allocations on the WA health system internet site, in accordance with Schedule D9 of the National Health Reform Agreement. Annexure 1 11: Quadriplegic Centre Summary of Activity and Funding 2016-17 Executed Service Agreement $’000 2016-17 Changes from SA to MYR DOA $’000 2016-17 Mid-Year Review Deed of Amendment $’000 2016-17 Changes MYR DOA to EOY Final Alloc. $‘000 2016-17 End-of-year Final Allocations $’000 Schedule A—Inpatient ABF Activity and Funding — — — — — Schedule B—Emergency Department ABF Activity and Funding — — — — — Schedule C—Non-admitted ABF Activity and Funding — — — — — Schedule C1—Non-admitted Aggregate ABF Activity and Funding — — — — — Schedule D2—Small Rural Hospitals — — — — — Schedule E—Public Health Program Funding 1,522 — 1,522 — 1,522 Schedule F—Teaching Training and Research — — — — — Schedule G—Special Purpose Program Funding 10,662 143 10,805 142 10,947 Schedule I—Financial Products — — — — — Schedule Q—Mental Health Funding (MHC funds only) — — — — — Total—Quadriplegic Centre 12,184 143 12,327 142 12,469 Notes
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PUBLICATION OF EOY FINAL ALLOCATIONS. The Department will publish an abridged version of this EOY Final Allocations on the WA health system internet site, in accordance with Schedule D9 of the National Health Reform Agreement. Annexure 1 B: Quadriplegic Centre Summary of Activity and Funding OBM Service 2017-18 Executed Service Agreement $’000 2017-18 Changes from SA to Budget DOA $’000 2017-18 Changes from Budget DOA to MYR DOA $’000 2017-18 Mid-Year Review Deed of Amendment $’000 2017-18 Changes MYR DOA to EOY Final Alloc. $‘000 2017-18 End-of-year Final Allocations $’000 01 Public Hospital Admitted Services — — — — — — 05 Aged and Continuing Care Services 12,024 — (387) 11,638 (8) 11,630 System Manager Initiatives (36) (301) 0 (337) — (337) Total 11,988 (301) (387) 11,301 (8) 11,293 Notes
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