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Planning and Reporting Framework

 

User guide

PHC RIS, on behalf of Department of Health and Ageing, has also developed a User Guide to guide Divisions through the stages of producing their Agreement Plans, Annual Plans, 6 Month Progress Reports and 12 Month Reports. It also provides instructions on how to submit these plans and reports to your State and Territory Office (S/TO) for approval, and to PHC RIS when required.

Due dates

The due dates for the Annual Plans and Reports are set to against the same day and month for each Planning and Reporting cycle, just the year changes.

  • For both Divisions and SBOs ...
    • Annual Plans are due 30th of Mar (prior to the financial year in question)
    • 6 Month Reports are due 15th Feb (ie reporting on the Jul-Dec period)
  • For Divisions...
    • 12 Month Reports are due 30th of Sept (ie reporting on the Jul-Jun period)
  • For SBOs...
    • 12 Month Reports are due 31st of Oct (ie reporting on the Jul-Jun period)


(if the date falls on a weekend then it is due the next business day)

Need Help...

If you would like further information in regard to Planning and Reporting Framework or the pro forma (on-line or Microsoft Word based), please contact PHC RIS Assist on 1800 025 882

about the framework

The Review Implementation Committee (RIC), in a meeting on 3 November 2004, agreed on a model for the implementation of a new planning and reporting framework for the Divisions network, as an integral component of the National Quality and Performance System (NQPS). A Planning and Reporting working group (PRWG), led by the PHC RIS, was formed to design the structure and content of the planning and reporting document(s) to be used by Division Network members as part of this new planning and reporting system. The working group consisted of members from the Divisions network, previous BMAG participants, State and Territory Office and Central Office (CO) Department of Health and Ageing representatives and PHC RIS staff.

The final content and structure of the first Planning and Reporting Pro forma was built on the PRWG experience of what works for them and how they do things. The Planning and Reporting pro forma is an information collection tool developed with flexibility in mind. It allows adaptability for Department of Health and Ageing and for Divisions’ internal use, while making the processing of information easy for contract management and assessment. The tool will also allow the collection and public display of information by an independent organisation.

Divisions use this Pro forma to produce their Agreement Plans, Annual Plans, 6 Month Progress Reports and 12 Month Reports. The 12 Month Report should be a compilation of all information from 1 July to 30 June.

For the latest information and help regarding the new Planning and Reporting Framework, please visit the Planning & Reporting support pages.

UPDATE: NQPS Planning & Reporting moving on-line...

Completing the Annual Plans, 6 & 12 Month Reports

Divisions and SBOs are encouraged to use the on-line Planning & Reporting pro forma, however the Microsoft Word based pro forma is also available.

Due to changed reporting requirements there are different pro formas depending on the reporting period. Choose a pro forma to download from the follow table:

  Division pro forma SBO pro forma
2006-07 DIV Proforma_200607.doc SBO Proforma_200607.doc
2007-08 DIV Proforma_200708.doc SBO Proforma_200708.doc

To download, simply right-click on the link and save to your computer.

Indicator details and further information

At the core of the planning and reporting framework is a set of indicators. These can be explored via the Indicators list available through the Planning & Reporting Support pages.  These support pages also contain the latest news, FAQs, examples and other documents regarding the planning and reporting process.

Content updated by Simon Patterson
 
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