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Table 13A.29 Table 13A.29 HACC services received by clients within inner regional areas per 1000 HACC target population for inner regional areas, 2007-08 (a), (b), (c), (d) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) NSW Vic (e) Qld WA (f) SA Tas ACT NT Aust The proportion of a HACC agencies that submitted data for the year varied between jurisdictions and actual service levels may be higher than stated. The HACC Target Population is people in the Australian community who, without basic maintenance and support services provided under the scope of the HACC Program, would be at risk of premature or inappropriate long term residential care, including older and frail people with moderate, severe or profound disabilities; and their unpaid carers. The HACC Target Population is estimated by applying the proportion of people in households with moderate, severe or profound disability as reported in the ABS 2003 Survey of Disability, Ageing and Carers to the ABS Preliminary Population Projections 2006–2026 (unpublished). Assistance amounts for clients with unknown location have been apportioned across remoteness categories using the proportion of total assistance for each remoteness category. Validation processes for the Victorian Data Repository and the HACC MDS differ and actual service levels may be up to 5 per cent higher or lower than stated. In the case of Respite Care, the Victorian Data Repository recorded service levels 50 per cent higher than stated. WA service volumes for Social Support are under represented by 3-4 per cent due to a processing error. (g) (h) Source : Allied Health Care includes at Home and at Centre. Nursing Care includes at Home and at Centre. – Nil or rounded to zero. .. Not applicable. DoHA (unpublished), HACC Minimum Data Set 2007-08; DoHA (unpublished), HACC National Data Repository. REPORT ON GOVERNMENT SERVICES 2009 AGED CARE SERVICES
Table 13A.30 Table 13A.30 HACC services received by clients within outer regional areas per 1000 HACC target population for outer regional areas, 2007-08 (a), (b), (c), (d) Hours Allied Health Care (g) Assessment Case Management & Client Care Coordination Centre Based Day Care Counselling/ Support/ Information/ Advocacy Domestic Assistance NSW Vic (e) Qld WA (f) SA Tas ACT NT Aust 904 1 512 554 91 847 135 .. 3 684 541 490 277 478 453 320 .. 189 398 1 380 1 302 254 385 1 056 506 .. 476 755 5 465 17 931 7 339 12 824 8 835 3 979 .. 1 664 8 466 221 4 290 212 831 140 .. 621 284 7 345 8 893 4 310 4 593 4 966 3 036 .. 3 681 5 495 Home Maintenance 355 1 037 741 1 334 251 282 .. 51 634 Nursing Care (h) 1 849 5 172 1 258 1 043 760 1 669 .. 52 1 825 Other Food Services 225 – 5 11 92 23 .. 219 69 Personal Care 3 774 2 974 1 145 1 741 2 353 2 781 .. 1 805 2 306 Respite Care 2 641 718 1 026 606 1 699 1 187 .. 1 945 1 400 Social Support 4 117 2 245 1 958 2 946 2 772 1 565 .. 1 767 2 578 Total hours 28 817 42 278 19 157 26 264 24 915 15 623 .. 12 473 24 894 Meals Home and Centre 11 541 10 724 6 988 8 383 11 850 5 143 .. 3 552 8 741 Dollars Home Modification 27 792 – 6 284 96 3 494 5 976 .. – 8 849 Deliveries Formal Linen Service 8 – 31 2 91 13 .. – 22 Number Goods and Equipment 320 – 39 37 252 8 .. – 110 Transport One-way trips 5 407 – 3 614 5 999 3 198 4 699 .. 3 426 3 796 Proportion of HACC agencies who reported MDS data by the due date (all regions) 71 88 93 97 92 98 98 92 82 Proportion of HACC agencies who reported MDS data by end of the revision period (all regions) 88 90 94 98 95 99 100 98 91 REPORT ON GOVERNMENT SERVICES 2009 AGED CARE SERVICES
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