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1 The 2012 report only includes
expenditure from community service
areas up until the 2010-11 fiscal
years, and the 2009-10 fiscal year
for health expenditure. The 2013
Report on Government Services will be
released on 31 January 2013. AIHW
data provides details on 2010-11
expenditure, but only for hospitals.
2 Part of the Living Longer, Living Better
and National Disability Insurance
schemes reforms (worth $3.7
billion and $1 billion over four years,
respectively) (Department of Health
and Ageing, 2012; Gillard, 2012). Other
outcome areas in the Department of
Families, Housing and Community
Services, such as families and children
($150.2 million reduction on 2011-12
estimated actual expenses), Indigenous
($168.6 million reduction), and women
($7.4 million reduction) were budgeted
to have lower expenditure in 2012-13
(FaHCSIA, 2012).
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3 VET-relevant role.
4 Shared VET role with and may contain
some occupations that are relevant
to the community services and health
training packages.
5 VET-relevant role – at unit level
contains only some occupations that
are relevant to the community services
and health training packages.
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6 Certificate 4 in Nursing (Enrolled/
Division 2 nursing) has been removed
from the CS&HISC training package
in response to industry feedback and
AHPRA registration requirements.
7 Changing skill mix can impact on quality
of patient care. Research conducted
before the current AIN in critical care
model was implemented did find that
changing skill mixes that reduced the
role of RNs were associated with a
number of poorer patient outcomes.
See Duffield et al 2007.
THE CARE INDUSTRY – A TIME FOR ACTION
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