Table : Strategic Priority Area 2.5 Outcomes 2.5: Phase 1 Outcomes 2 Outcomes Aspirational Outcome The health sector identifies where Health services collaborate with 2.5 Systems work together to and how people with chronic external support services to better better meet the needs of people conditions could be support people with with chronic conditions. better supported. chronic conditions and reduce access barriers. Coordinated action reduces duplication and improves The health sector advocates and efficacy of health services. works collaboratively with external sectors to influence planning Continued commitment to health and delivery of services. reforms that aim to more effectively respond to chronic conditions. Innovative services and funding models better support people Collaborative research partnerships with chronic conditions. examine cross-sectoral issues and inform evidence-based responses. Objective 2 Measuring Success — Table : Example Indicators to measure progress against Objective 2 2: What success will look like: 1. Australians with chronic conditions receive coordinated, person-centred and appropriate care. Example Indicator Relevant Agency Strategic Priority Area (SPA) Health literacy SPA 2.1 ABS* Patient experience SPA 2.1, 2.2 ABS People with (i) asthma, (ii) diabetes, (iii) mental illness with a care plan SPA 2.1, 2.2 ABS** Chronic Disease Management Medicare SPA 2.2 Health (GPMP Item 721 and TCA Item 723) Efficient management of diabetes SPA 2.2 ABS* Community follow-up after psychiatric discharge SPA 2.2 AIHW Waiting times for (i) GPs, (ii) public dentistry, (iii) elective surgery, SPA 2.3 AIHW, ABS (iv) emergency Cancer care pathway cancer care waiting times SPA 2.3 AIHW —
Table : Strategic Priority Area 2.5 Outcomes 2.5: Phase 1 Outcomes 2 Outcomes Aspirational Outcome The health sector identifies where and how people with chronic conditions could be better supported. Coordinated action reduces duplication and improves efficacy of health services. Continued commitment to health reforms that aim to more effectively respond to chronic conditions. Collaborative research partnerships examine cross-sectoral issues and inform evidence-based responses. Health services collaborate with external support services to better support people with chronic conditions and reduce access barriers. The health sector advocates and works collaboratively with external sectors to influence planning and delivery of services. Innovative services and funding models better support people with chronic conditions. 2.5 Systems work together to better meet the needs of people with chronic conditions. Objective 2 — Measuring Success Table : Example Indicators to measure progress against Objective 2 2: What success will look like: 1. Australians with chronic conditions receive coordinated, person-centred and appropriate care. Example Indicator Relevant Strategic Priority Area (SPA) Agency Health literacy SPA 2.1 ABS* Patient experience SPA 2.1, 2.2 ABS People with (i) asthma, (ii) diabetes, (iii) mental illness with a care plan SPA 2.1, 2.2 ABS** Chronic Disease Management Medicare (GPMP Item 721 and TCA Item 723) SPA 2.2 Health Efficient management of diabetes SPA 2.2 ABS* Community follow-up after psychiatric discharge SPA 2.2 AIHW Waiting times for (i) GPs, (ii) public dentistry, (iii) elective surgery, (iv) emergency SPA 2.3 AIHW, ABS Cancer care pathway — cancer care waiting times SPA 2.3 AIHW