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Catholic Health Australia in Action 2015 Chief Executive Officer Report Suzanne Greenwood, CEO Health Policy Report Patrick Tobin, Director of Health Policy Health Policy Patrick Tobin Commission of Audit 2014-15 Budget


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Catholic Health Australia in Action 2015

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Chief Executive Officer Report Suzanne Greenwood, CEO

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Health Policy Report Patrick Tobin, Director of Health Policy

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Health Policy – Patrick Tobin

  • Commission of Audit
  • 2014-15 Budget
  • co-payments
  • public hospital funding
  • Federation reform
  • Competition reform
  • Tax reform
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Health Policy – Patrick Tobin

  • New Minister
  • New Secretary of Health – Martin Bowles
  • New Support staff – Minister office; Department
  • Workforce
  • specialist training
  • Medical interns
  • Nursing workforce
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Health Policy – Patrick Tobin

  • Safety and Quality – national standards
  • Health Technology Assessment/TGA standards
  • Pathology – ACC reform
  • Chemotherapy funding
  • Public hospital funding – IHPA framework
  • Accountability – NHPA
  • Attorney General’s Health Sector Group
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Ellen Marks - Senior Health Policy Advisor

  • PhD in Medical Research/Clinical Immunology

− Vaccines − Organ transplantation − Inflammatory Bowel Disease

  • Chemotherapy funding
  • Mental health reform
  • Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) Review
  • Pathology funding and regulation
  • CHA Medical Research Symposium 2016

www.cha.org.au or ellenm@cha.org.au

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Annette Panzera - Senior Health Policy Advisor

  • BA Econ BBus MPH

− Background in international policy − Health services research

  • Health workforce innovation
  • CHA DONM Committee
  • Hospital and primary health care interface
  • Health system financing
  • CHA Nursing Symposium November 16 2015

www.cha.org.au or annettep@cha.org.au

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Health Policy - Patrick Tobin

  • Where to next?
  • Reviews – health reform
  • MBS review of items
  • MBS review of chronic disease and primary care
  • PHI review
  • PBS review
  • CHA Blueprint update
  • Better use of member data for CHA advocacy
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Mission Report Susan Sullivan, Director of Mission Strategy

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Staff Changes

Farewelled - Mary Kenyon

(November)

Welcomed (back) - Margaret Deerain

(December, part-time)

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CHA Mission & Identity Committee

  • Oversight and guidance for CHA’s work

in Catholic mission & identity

  • Four meetings annually
  • Input, review of the Pathways initiatives
  • May Forums
  • Mission (Pathways initiatives)
  • Ethics (aged care)
  • Pastoral Care (research)
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Governance Focus

  • 1. Pathways Initiative
  • 2. March Conference (135 attended)
  • 3. Contemporary Catholic Governance

Course October 30-31, 2015

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Formation Focus - Pathways

Five Taskforce meetings held Snapshot:

  • 1. Decoding the Code
  • 2. Strengthening Catholic Identity and Mission
  • 3. Formation for Mission
  • 4. The Role of Mission Leaders
  • 5. The Language of Mission
  • 6. Ministry Leadership Centre

(Please visit the trade booth)

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Ethics Focus

  • 1. Bioethics Forum met four

times examining issues:

  • Aged care challenges
  • Mental health
  • Euthanasia
  • 2. Assessment of the Code –

articles published

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Pastoral Care Focus 1. Pastoral Care Special Interest Group 2. Pastoral Care Survey 3. Theology of Care 4. Inaugural Pastoral Care Forum 5. Availability of Sacraments 6. Research initiatives developing 7. PASCOP

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Aged Care Reform Nick Mersiades, Director of Aged Care

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Our objective

Quality aged care that is affordable for the community and each individual, and is accessible based on assessed need irrespective of means, geography and social and cultural background.

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Our approach

Aged Care Sector Committee

Ag Aged Car Care e Fina nanc ncing g Autho hority

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Sustainability

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Financial viability

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Consumer choice and control

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Shaping the future

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Roadmap for reform

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