WA HEALTH SYSTEM OUTCOME BASED MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK Sample Clauses
The WA Health System Outcome Based Management Framework clause establishes a structured approach for managing and evaluating the performance of health services in Western Australia based on defined outcomes. It typically outlines how funding, reporting, and accountability are linked to the achievement of specific health objectives, such as improved patient care or efficiency targets. By aligning resources and performance measures with desired health outcomes, this clause ensures that service delivery is focused on achieving tangible results and provides a transparent basis for assessing the effectiveness of health programs.
WA HEALTH SYSTEM OUTCOME BASED MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK. The WA health system operates under an Outcome Based Management (OBM) Framework, pursuant to its legislative obligation as a WA Government Agency under section 61 of the Financial Management ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and Treasurer’s Instruction 904. The ten OBM services as captured in the WA health system’s budget papers are detailed below:
1. Public Hospital Admitted Services
2. Public Hospital Emergency Services 3. Public Hospital Non-Admitted Services
WA HEALTH SYSTEM OUTCOME BASED MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK. The WA health system operates under an OBM Framework pursuant to legislative obligations under section 61 of the Financial Management ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and Treasurer’s Instruction 904. The OBM service categories applicable to the WA health system as identified in the WA State Budget Papers are:
1. Public Hospital Admitted Services, 2. Public Hospital Emergency Services, 3. Public Hospital Non-Admitted Services, 4. Mental Health Services, 5. Aged and Continuing Care Services, 6. Public and Community Health Services, 7. Pathology Services, 8. Community Dental Health Services, 9. Small Rural Hospital Services, 10. Health System Management – Policy and Corporate Services, and