Qualitative Reporting a. The Subrecipient shall provide a qualitative summary of successes and challenges to the Department at regularly attended meetings, which may include governance, local health officer committee, and public health coordination meetings.
Qualitative Reporting. The CFE will require a program narrative in both the interim and final grant reports. The narrative will address performance, operations, partnerships, and client stories. Quantitative Reporting
Qualitative Reporting. Overview of policy and systems advocacy activities including, but not limited to: • A description of the outcomes and any issues raised from training and education sessions, forums and workshops; • Types of information posted on the HCA website; Overview of consumer participation including, but not limited to: • Types of activities that health consumers have participated in; • Changes to, and issues raised, from consumer participation; • Training and development activities in consumer participation; • HCA support and advice from for consumer participants; Overview of consumer network building activities including, but not limited to: • Interactions with government, non-government and private health service providers, organisations and consumer structures; • Types of consumer structures involved; • Outcomes and issues raised from training and education sessions and meetings; Summary of consumer mental health activity including: • Outcomes of mental health focused advisory/reference groups / forums / workshops / education sessions; • Issues raised from these sessions; Overview of progress with the development of: • Governance arrangements. • Operations policy. • Administrative policy. • Infrastructure plan. Summary of Health Consumer Alliance: • Written submissions • Official correspondence • Contact with key stakeholders • Publications • Workforce/staffing
