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How effective is claims management?<br />
The effectiveness <strong>of</strong> claims management is measured by the rate at which it returns clients<br />
to work and/or independence. These measures are covered in detail under Outcome 2<br />
(Rehabilitate injured people in New Zealand more efficiently) on page 22 <strong>of</strong> this document.<br />
How good is the claims management service quality?<br />
Service quality has two measures. The first looks at the way ACC delivers its services to clients<br />
and is measured through client satisfaction surveys. ACC has measured the satisfaction<br />
<strong>of</strong> its clients for a number <strong>of</strong> years. As reported in its 2009 Annual Report, overall client<br />
satisfaction for the 2008-2009 year was 82%. In line with a movement towards the Kiwis Count<br />
methodology, ACC is changing its client satisfaction survey to the common measurement tool.<br />
This will allow ACC to benchmark its service quality against similar government agencies over<br />
time.<br />
The second measure is the proportion <strong>of</strong> reviews <strong>of</strong> ACC decisions that are contested and found<br />
in ACC’s favour. This measure ensures that ACC is making appropriate decisions within its<br />
legislative mandate.<br />
Table 19: Service quality indicators for output class 3<br />
Activity<br />
ACC is implementing the common measurement tool<br />
for measuring client satisfaction<br />
Review uphold rate – the percentage <strong>of</strong> formal reviews<br />
<strong>of</strong> ACC decisions that are found in favour <strong>of</strong> ACC<br />
Target<br />
2009–2010<br />
Measure under<br />
development<br />
Actual<br />
2009–2010<br />
Measure under<br />
development<br />
Not measured 72%<br />
( to April 2010)<br />
Target<br />
2010–2011<br />
Measure under<br />
development<br />
70%<br />
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