Improving health in WA

• Sustainable Health Review Delivery
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• Public health
• Clinical Senate of Western Australia
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• Aboriginal Health
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  • WA Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing Framework 2015–2030
  • Aboriginal Cultural eLearning
  • Aboriginal workforce
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    • WA Health Aboriginal workforce target
    • WA Health Aboriginal Workforce Policy
    • WA Health Aboriginal Workforce Strategy
    • Aboriginal Cadetship Program
  • Welcome to country and acknowledgement of traditional ownership
  • Aboriginal resources
  • Key Aboriginal health contacts
• Aeromedical Services WA Inquiry
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  • Formal hearings
• Elective services reform
• WA Emergency Access Target
• Climate Health WA Inquiry
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• Review of Safety and Quality
• Southern Inland Health Initiative
• Health and Disability Services Complaints Office (HaDSCO)

Enduring Strategy 5 – Drive safety, quality and value through transparency, funding and planning

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• The Statewide Medicines Formulary (Formulary One) has been implemented. Formulary One is a compilation of all medicines and their indications, considering their evidence-base and cost-effectiveness, which may be initiated in a WA public hospital. This system ensures equity of access to medicines for all patients across WA.
• The National Health Reform Agreement (NHRA) 2020-2025 Addendum was signed on 29 May 2020, by all Australian Governments. Commonwealth funding for WA’s public hospitals will increase from $2.4 billion in 2019-20 to over $3.2 billion in 2024-25. The NHRA provides:
  • funding of public hospitals;
  • principles for the transparency and governance of Australia’s health system; and
  • a shared long-term vision for health reform.