TRANSITION GRANT Sample Clauses

TRANSITION GRANT. Transition grants have been applied for 2016/17 using the same methodology as previous years. Transition grants are in place when a District/Network reports a PAC (as defined above) exceeding the State Price. Acute and Emergency Department Consistent with the previous year, Districts/Networks with Acute and/or ED transition grants are required to utilise a proportion of their transition grant to fund growth in activity. The method of calculating the amount of transition grant to be applied to growth is as follows:
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TRANSITION GRANT. Transition Grants Transition Grants are provided to Districts that reported a projected average cost greater than the State Price in 2017/18. In keeping with the methodology for reducing transition grants, Districts with transition grants in Acute and Emergency Department (ED) service streams will continue to fund an element of growth from their transition grant. Consistent with the current procedure, funding of growth from the Non-Admitted stream Transition Grants will not be applied to funding growth until 2019/20 to enable Districts time to address the issues underpinning this component of the Transition Grant. Districts are encouraged to use the data available in the ABM Portal to identify the key cost drivers affecting their overall cost performance. Similarly to previous years, Rural Districts with a transition grant in Acute and ED received a Recognised Structural Cost. This is to recognise the significant structural challenges experienced in rural settings and evidenced in the Clinical Costing studies. These Recognised Structural costs are removed from the District’s transition grant calculation and are therefore not applied to growth funding for Acute and ED services. Acute and Emergency Department Consistent with the previous year, Districts with Acute and/or ED transition grants are required to utilise a proportion of their transition grant to fund growth in activity. The method of calculating the amount of transition grant to be applied to growth is as follows:
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TRANSITION GRANT. Transition Grants Transition Grants were incorporated into the NSW Funding Model in 2012/13 as a mechanism for “keeping the system safe and operating” while transitioning to Activity Based Funding. Transition Grants have been provided to Districts that reported a projected average cost greater than the State Price. Transition Grants have again been provided in 2018/19. As the 2018/19 Schedule C represents the seventh year of funding under ABF, with all streams (excluding Mental Health Non-Admitted) now effectively included in the pricing and growth calculations from 2019/2020, the transition to Activity Based Funding will be complete. Accordingly 2018/19 will be the final year for provision of Transition Grants. For 2018/19, in keeping with the methodology for reducing transition grants, Districts with transition grants in Acute and Emergency Department (ED) service streams will continue to fund an element of growth from their transition grant. Subacute Admitted service stream has been added in 2018/19. Consistent with the current procedure, funding of growth from the Non-Admitted stream Transition Grants will not be applied to funding growth until 2019/20 to enable Districts time to address the issues underpinning this component of the Transition Grant. Districts are encouraged to use the data available in the ABM Portal to identify the key cost drivers affecting their overall cost performance. NSW incorporated an additional component to the Transition Grant methodology to recognise and compensate for Transition Grants resulting from technical issues such as changes in NWAU version or substantial changes in cost allocation methodology. These costs are removed from the District’s transition grant calculation and are therefore not applied to growth funding for Acute, ED and Subacute Admitted services. Recognised Structural Cost Similarly to previous years, Rural Districts with a transition grant in Acute, ED and Subacute Admitted received a Recognised Structural Cost. This is to recognise the significant structural challenges experienced in rural settings and evidenced in the Clinical Costing studies. These Recognised Structural costs are removed from the District’s transition grant calculation and are therefore not applied to growth funding for Acute, ED and Subacute Admitted services. As with Transition Grants discussed above, 2018/19 will be the final year of Recognised Structural Costs in their current format. However, a new methodology for determining ...
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TRANSITION GRANT. Transition grants have been applied for 2016/17 using the same methodology as previous years. Transition grants are in place when an District/Network reports a PAC (as defined above) exceeding the State Price. A provision has been made in Section F for Recognised Structural Costs for your District which potential contribute to a higher cost structure. These Recognised Structural costs are removed from the District’s transition grant calculation and are therefore not applied to growth funding for Acute and ED services. Acute and Emergency Department Consistent with the previous year, Districts/Networks with Acute and/or ED transition grants are required to utilise a proportion of their transition grant to fund growth in activity. The method of calculating the amount of transition grant to be applied to growth is as follows:
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