❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice regarding access to and monitoring of a quality review report for Kalamunda Community Care Inc. The Minister for Health provides details on report ownership, access arrangements for clients and the public, and monitoring of recommendations.
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KALAMUNDA COMMUNITY CARE INC - QUALITY REVIEW REPORT ACCESS
Regarding the quality review report about the home and community care services provided by Kalamunda Community Care Inc, dated March 2007 and completed by Gevers Goddard Jones Pty Ltd on behalf of the North Metropolitan Area Health Service - (1) Who owns the report? (2) Is the report restricted to “read only” by those people who can physically access the few places where the report has been located? (3) Can all the sections of the report be copied for interested clients to read at home? (4) Can all or sections of the report be copied for interested members of the public? (5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY
Regarding the quality review report about the home and community care services provided by Kalamunda Community Care Inc, dated March 2007 and completed by Gevers Goddard Jones Pty Ltd on behalf of the North Metropolitan Area Health Service - (1) Who owns the report? (2) Is the report restricted to “read only” by those people who can physically access the few places where the report has been located? (3) Can all the sections of the report be copied for interested clients to read at home? (4) Can all or sections of the report be copied for interested members of the public? (5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(1) Who owns the report? (2) Is the report restricted to “read only” by those people who can physically access the few places where the report has been located? (3) Can all the sections of the report be copied for interested clients to read at home? (4) Can all or sections of the report be copied for interested members of the public? (5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(2) Is the report restricted to “read only” by those people who can physically access the few places where the report has been located? (3) Can all the sections of the report be copied for interested clients to read at home? (4) Can all or sections of the report be copied for interested members of the public? (5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(3) Can all the sections of the report be copied for interested clients to read at home? (4) Can all or sections of the report be copied for interested members of the public? (5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(4) Can all or sections of the report be copied for interested members of the public? (5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(1) Who owns the report? (2) Is the report restricted to “read only” by those people who can physically access the few places where the report has been located? (3) Can all the sections of the report be copied for interested clients to read at home? (4) Can all or sections of the report be copied for interested members of the public? (5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(2) Is the report restricted to “read only” by those people who can physically access the few places where the report has been located? (3) Can all the sections of the report be copied for interested clients to read at home? (4) Can all or sections of the report be copied for interested members of the public? (5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(3) Can all the sections of the report be copied for interested clients to read at home? (4) Can all or sections of the report be copied for interested members of the public? (5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(4) Can all or sections of the report be copied for interested members of the public? (5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(5) What arrangements are in place to monitor the implementation of the recommendations in the report? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(1) The report was commissioned by, was paid for and is owned by the Department of Health. (2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(2) This is a quality review and, as such, is not normally photocopied or distributed. However, the following arrangements have been made for this report: Kalamunda Community Care Inc has provided a summary of the recommendations to all clients and copies of the full report have been made available for people interested in reading the 90-page report in more detail initially at Kalamunda Community Care offices and at local member of Parliament, Mr John Day’s office. As some clients had problems accessing these sites, further copies were made available at the member of Parliament, Mr Stuart Henry’s office. Hon Helen Morton’s office has also been provided with an electronic copy of the report. (3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(3) Yes. (4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(4) The executive summary can be provided to members of the public upon request. However, full copies of the report, or other sections of it, can be copied at the expense of interested members of the public. (5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
(5) The “plan for continuous improvement” section of the quality review report allows identification of the completion date and by whom the task is required to be completed. The North Metropolitan Area Health Service will continue to monitor the implementation of the recommendations through standard contract management procedures. This will include regular review meetings with Kalamunda Community Care to monitor the implementation and progress of the key performance indicators highlighted in the “plan for continuous improvement” section.
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