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TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY
DEPUTY PRESIDENT IVES
COMMISSIONER LEWIN
BP2007/4059
s.423(3) - Notice of initiation of bargaining period
Health Services Union
and
Austin Health
(BP2007/4059)
MELBOURNE
10.03AM, MONDAY, 6 OCTOBER 2008
Hearing continuing
PN9311
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Good morning. Mr Parry?
MR PARRY: If the Commission pleases, the remaining evidence from the Health Services was to comprise further witness evidence. We advise the Commission that in respect of Mr Wallace we don't rely on his statement, and we would tender the attachment to that statement which is a document being a policy manual, Industrial Relations Policy Manual for the Victorian Public Sector 2006.
EXHIBIT #R72 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS POLICY MANUAL FOR VICTORIAN PUBLIC SECTOR 2006
PN9313
MR PARRY: If the Commission pleases, there are some other documents we'd tender, but before dealing with those, Ms Keenan and Ms Grattan-Vaughn are not available today. Ms Keenan, we would hopefully be able to speak to my learned friend about the evidence which she would give in her witness statement, and given the general line of questioning and the responses it may well be that upon instructions from Ms Keenan to make concessions which will make the calling of her unnecessary.
PN9314
The position of Ms Grattan-Vaughn is a little more complicated in that the Commission might recall there was much oral evidence given by Ms Cariss, who was a speech therapist, in areas such as assisting surgeons and so forth which, on our instructions, was a little bit more than we understand the position of speech therapists to be. We have proposed calling Ms Grattan Vaughn to deal and lead some further oral evidence regarding the oral evidence of Ms Cariss.
PN9315
Now, it is unlikely, but I suppose not beyond the realms of possibility that we may be able to agree some concessions with regard to that, but it may be a little more difficult given our instructions, and in that circumstance it may be necessary to call Ms Grattan-Vaughn to give evidence before the final submissions are made. Now, we don't oppose that being heard by one or more members of the Full Bench if it to be in the week of 5, 6 or 7 November we don't - whilst that might be very close to the hearing of the submissions, as I think the Commission would intend, it might be that her evidence is given immediately before the submissions. Alternatively, the Commission might want to fix another date between here and then to take that oral evidence.
PN9316
Now, as is the way of the world, Ms Grattan-Vaughn is going overseas at some stage and her chief executive officer has just resigned, which makes it a little difficult to arrange times with her. So that - - -
PN9317
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: When is she going overseas?
PN9318
MR PARRY: She's going overseas from 18 to 29 October. She has some available dates before then, perhaps this Friday in the afternoon, or 31 October in the afternoon. Now, I haven't had any discussions with Ms Vaughn. Those are my instructions as to her available dates, or the 5th perhaps of November, which is one of the dates the Commission was flagging.
PN9319
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Yes. If we were to have her evidence on the 5th and 6th - I think Mr Langmead said he's not available on the 5th anyway - if we were to have her evidence on the 6th is there any reason why we couldn't proceed with a program for written submissions between now and then subject to her evidence being dealt with by way of oral submissions?
PN9320
MR PARRY: No reason. Now, that leaves a number of documents we would seek to tender. If the Commission pleases, I can proceed with that if now is a suitable time.
PN9321
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Yes. Did you want to say anything at this point Mr Langmead?
PN9322
MR LANGMEAD: Your Honour, I suppose it's somewhat unsatisfactory ..... test their evidence at a very late stage in the proceedings. I understand the point that Mr Parry makes in relation to the evidence of Ms Cariss. A number of the responses of Ms Grattan-Vaugh were put to Ms Cariss in cross-examination. I suppose our main concern is that we don't suffer any delays in bringing this matter to finality, and so if the Commission's minded to seek that process we would be - it's a matter for the Commission.
PN9323
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Yes. Well, I mean, that is the difficulty. If we don't finish by 7 November, well, if we can't wrap it up by 7 November it will probably be next year.
PN9324
MR LANGMEAD: Yes. That's entirely undesirable, with respect. As to the suggestions about other alternate dates, I can indicate I'm not available on 31 October.
PN9325
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: You're available on 6 and 7 November are you?
PN9326
MR LANGMEAD: Yes, I am.
PN9327
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: All right, thanks Mr Langmead. Yes, Mr Parry, do you wish to tender those documents?
PN9328
MR PARRY: If the Commission pleases, perhaps if we can't agree something with regard to Ms Keenan it might be that her evidence could be heard at that time too.
PN9329
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Yes, all right.
MR PARRY: We would tender a CPI comparison document which we have prepared. I've handed up to the Commission a document headed CPI Increases from September 2007 Quarter Until June 2008. There is a front page which is a summary page prepared by us, and attached to that are various Australian Bureau of Statistics documents.
EXHIBIT #R73 CPI INCREASES FROM SEPTEMBER 2007 QUARTER UNTIL JUNE 2008 WITH AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS EXCERPTS
MR PARRY: If the Commission pleases. Released last week is another document being Your Hospitals: A Report on Victoria's Public Hospitals, July 2007 to July 2008, and I tender that document.
EXHIBIT #R74 YOUR HOSPITALS: A REPORT ON VICTORIA'S PUBLIC HOSPITALS JULY 2007-JUNE 2008
MR PARRY: If the Commission pleases. There is a financial report of Nillumbik Community Health Service for the year ended 30 June 2007.
EXHIBIT #R75 NILLUMBIK COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE FINANCIAL REPORT YEAR ENDED 30/06/2007
PN9333
MR PARRY: The next document I hand up is a document with a front page being Development of Metropolitan Health Services. Now, the Commission will have heard of the existence of independent hospitals, then the development of various networks, and then the creation of the health services as is currently the position. And this document headed Development of Metropolitan Health Services attaches various government gazettes which deal with that development over time.
PN9334
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: They're excerpts are they from the government gazettes?
MR PARRY: Yes, they're excerpts.
EXHIBIT #R76 EXCEPT FROM VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE UNDER COVER OF DEVELOPMENT OF METROPOLITAN HEALTH SERVICE
MR PARRY: If the Commission pleases. Next I hand to the Commission a folder headed Community Health Centre Rules, and that is a folder which contains within it the constitution/rules of 12 of the community health centres.
EXHIBIT #R77 COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE RULES
MR PARRY: The next document or folder that I hand up contains various industrial awards and agreements which apply or did apply to nurses, medical scientists, doctors and psychiatric services agreements absent I think those ones that have been attached to Ms Harbridge's statement. I am instructed there are three folders that we're going to hand up. Also if I could tender and hand up I probably at this stage, just so that we don't have to carry it back, rather the generous resources of the Commission.
EXHIBIT #R78 BUNDLE OF DOCUMENTS, COMPARISON OF HSU3 CLAIM AGAINST NURSES, MEDICAL SCIENTISTS, DOCTORS AND PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES AGREEMENTS
PN9338
MR PARRY: And that, subject to the evidence of Ms Grattan-Vaughn and Ms Keenan, will be the material upon which the employers and the intervener rely.
PN9339
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Yes.
PN9340
MR PARRY: Now, there is a very small chance there might be one or two other small documents, that I would not imagine would be contentious, may well be discovered, but I doubt on current instructions that that will be the case, and we have to seek leave of the Commission.
PN9341
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Yes. Well, in the event that there are any further documents you would provide those to the HSU prior to the final submissions.
PN9342
MR PARRY: Yes, your Honour.
PN9343
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Yes, thank you Mr Parry. Yes Mr Langmead?
PN9344
MR LANGMEAD: I seek leave to tender some further documents. They are documents which are in the folders provided to the Commission, and I seek to tender those.
PN9345
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: No objection to that Mr Parry?
PN9346
MR PARRY: No objection, your Honour.
PN9347
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Yes, Mr Langmead?
PN9348
MR LANGMEAD: Firstly, from the Austin Health folder, tab A1, the ACHS organisation wide survey.
PN9349
DEPUTY PRESIDENT IVES: Tab A1 you said Mr Langmead?
MR LANGMEAD: Yes, your Honour.
EXHIBIT #A50 REPORT OF ORGANISATION WIDE SURVEY FOR ACHS EVALUATION AND QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM OF AUSTIN HEALTH
MR LANGMEAD: The next one is also from the Austin, tab A5, the annual report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A51 AUSTIN HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: Tab A7, again Austin, Quality of Care Report 2006.
EXHIBIT #A52 AUSTIN HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2006
MR LANGMEAD: The Ballarat Health Service, tab B5, Quality of Care Report 2006.
EXHIBIT #A53 BALLARAT HEALTH SERVICE QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2006
PN9354
MR LANGMEAD: Barwon Health.
PN9355
DEPUTY PRESIDENT IVES: Which volume is it, which folder? There's three folders.
PN9356
MR LANGMEAD: Volume 2, your Honour.
PN9357
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Which tab?
MR LANGMEAD: Tab VH7, the Annual Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A54 BARWON HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: And also from Barwon Health, tab VH9, the Quality of Care Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A55 BARWON HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007
PN9360
MR LANGMEAD: And for Barwon Health, tab 24, the position description of senior clinician.
PN9361
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: What is that document?
MR LANGMEAD: VH24, it's a position description for a senior clinician site manager.
EXHIBIT #A56 BARWON HEALTH SENIOR CLINICIAN SITE MANAGER POSITION DESCRIPTION
PN9363
MR LANGMEAD: Bayside Health.
PN9364
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: The tab?
MR LANGMEAD: VA5, Annual Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A57 BAYSIDE HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: And VA6, Quality of Care Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A58 BAYSIDE HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007
PN9367
MR LANGMEAD: Bendigo Health.
PN9368
DEPUTY PRESIDENT IVES: Which volume?
PN9369
MR LANGMEAD: According to my schedule there is only one volume. I'm sorry, yes it is, yes.
PN9370
DEPUTY PRESIDENT IVES: I'm happy to give you the other one that I've got back.
PN9371
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: What's the tab number?
MR LANGMEAD: VE6, your Honour, the Annual Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A59 BENDIGO HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007
PN9373
MR LANGMEAD: And VE9, the Quality of Care Report 2007.
PN9374
COMMISSIONER LEWIN: Is that compliments and complaints on the left hand corner?
PN9375
MR LANGMEAD: Sorry, Commissioner?
PN9376
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: The document you've referred to has in the left hand corner a heading Compliments and Complaints.
MR LANGMEAD: Yes, it does, and I'm instructed it's an extract of the Quality of Care Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A60 BENDIGO HEALTH EXTRACT FROM QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007
PN9378
MR LANGMEAD: Tab VE20, which is medical imaging examinations 1965.
PN9379
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Sorry, medical imaging examinations what, sorry?
MR LANGMEAD: 1965 to 2007.
EXHIBIT #A61 MEDICAL IMAGING EXAMINATIONS 1964-2007
PN9381
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: You'll tell us what we'll get out of it?
MR LANGMEAD: Yes, your Honour. V21, the VURHC Rural Allied Health Professionals Recruitment and Retention Study.
EXHIBIT #A62 VURHC RURAL ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION STUDY
MR LANGMEAD: Melbourne Health, tab M1, the Annual Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A63 MELBOURNE HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: And tab M2, Quality of Care Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A64 MELBOURNE HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: Northern Health, volume 2, tab N11, Annual Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A65 NORTHERN HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: Tab N12, Quality of Care Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A66 NORTHERN HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: Northern, tab N19, the Allied Health Student Placements 2007
EXHIBIT #A67 NORTHERN HEALTH ALLIED HEALTH STUDENT PLACEMENTS 2007
MR LANGMEAD: Peninsula Health, volume 1, tab P1, the ACHS Organisation Wide Survey 2006.
EXHIBIT #A68 PENINSULA HEALTH ACHUS ORGANISATION WIDE SURVEY 2006
MR LANGMEAD: Tab P3, the Annual Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A69 PENINSULA HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: The Royal Children's Hospital, volume 1, tab C2, the Annual Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A70 ROYAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL ANNUAL REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: Tab C3, Physiotherapy for Emergency Business Case.
EXHIBIT #A71 ROYAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL BUSINESS CASE PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES FOR EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
MR LANGMEAD: Tab C8, which is an Allied Health Fellowship document.
EXHIBIT #A72 ROYAL CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION ALLIED HEALTH FELLOWSHIP DOCUMENT
MR LANGMEAD: Tab C9, proposal for grade 4 classification.
EXHIBIT #A73 ROYAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL PROPOSAL FOR GRADE 4 CLASSIFICATION TO BE UTILISED IN ALLIED HEALTH
MR LANGMEAD: Tab C10, Allied Health Annual Leave and Maternity Leave Cover.
EXHIBIT #A74 ROYAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL CLINICAL SUPPORT SERVICE ALLIED HEALTH ANNUAL LEAVE AND MATERNITY LEAVE COVER
MR LANGMEAD: The Royal Women's Hospital, tab RW2, the Annual Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A75 ROYAL WOMEN'S HOSPITAL ANNUAL REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: And Tab RW3, Quality of Care Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A76 ROYAL WOMEN'S HOSPITAL QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: Southern Health, tab S6t, the Quality of Care Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A77 SOUTHERN HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007
PN9398
MR LANGMEAD: St Vincent's Health, tab SV4, the Annual Report 2007.
PN9399
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Annual Report 2007 did you say, or 2006?
PN9400
MR LANGMEAD: SV4, 2007 on my instructions, your Honour.
PN9401
DEPUTY PRESIDENT IVES: It's 2006 in mine.
PN9402
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: It's 2006 in mine.
PN9403
DEPUTY PRESIDENT IVES: SV3 I think.
PN9404
MR LANGMEAD: Yes. Wherever it is, the Annual Report 2007, I tender it.
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: SV3.
EXHIBIT #A78 ST VINCENT'S HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007
MR LANGMEAD: In Western Health, tab W3, Quality of Care Report 2007.
EXHIBIT #A79 WESTERN HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007
PN9406
MR LANGMEAD: Your Honour, from the folder I'm instructed the Commission has volume 3 of the publicly available materials relied on by the Health Services Union.
PN9407
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Which services, sorry?
MR LANGMEAD: I'm I instructed the Commission has been provided with three folders entitled Publicly Available Materials Relied on by the Health Services Union, it's volume 3 of those materials. Tab 30, the Australian Allied Health Workforce: An Overview of Workplace Planning Issues.
EXHIBIT #A80 AUSTRALIAN ALLIED HEALTH WORKFORCE OVERVIEW OF WORKPLACE PLANNING ISSUES
MR LANGMEAD: And tab 31, Occupational Therapy Labour Force, Victoria 2003-2004.
EXHIBIT #A81 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY LABOUR FORCE, VICTORIA 2003-2004
MR LANGMEAD: Tab 32, Physiotherapy Labour Force, Victoria 2003-2004.
EXHIBIT #A82 PHYSIOTHERAPY LABOUR FORCE, VICTORIA 2003-2004
MR LANGMEAD: Tab 33, Podiatry Labour Force, Victoria 2003-2004.
EXHIBIT #A83 PODIATRY LABOUR FORCE, VICTORIA 2003-2004
MR LANGMEAD: And tab 34, Medical Radiation and Technology Labour Force, Victoria 2004.
EXHIBIT #A84 MEDICAL RADIATION AND TECHNOLOGY LABOUR FORCE, VICTORIA 2004
PN9413
MR LANGMEAD: I also seek to hand up an extract from the Statement of Monetary Policy of the Reserve Bank, 12 November 2007.
COMMISSIONER LEWIN: A bit out of date isn't it?
EXHIBIT #A85 EXTRACT FROM STATEMENT OF MONETARY POLICY OF RESERVE BANK, 12/11/2007
PN9415
MR LANGMEAD: I'd like to notionally tender a document which is Budget Paper Number 3: Service Delivery, Chapter 3, Department of Human Services. I don't have sufficient copies at this stage.
PN9416
COMMISSIONER LEWIN: What date is it?
PN9417
MR LANGMEAD: Sorry, Commissioner?
PN9418
COMMISSIONER LEWIN: What's the date?
PN9419
MR LANGMEAD: Service Delivery, 2008-2009.
PN9420
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: And you're going to make copies of that available are you?
MR LANGMEAD: I will, your Honour.
EXHIBIT #A86 BUDGET PAPER NUMBER 3, SERVICE DELIVERY, CHAPTER 3, DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
PN9422
MR LANGMEAD: Now, your Honour, I have a signed statement of Dr Claire Delaney. The previous statement hadn't been signed, so if I may hand that to the Commission? It might be, with respect, appropriate to substitute that.
PN9423
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: I'll substitute that for the unsigned copy.
PN9424
MR LANGMEAD: And I also notionally tender two statutory declarations, one of Jenny Dunlop and one of Bronwyn Cox. They're statutory declarations of members of the union in similar vein to the ones that have been handed to the Commission as a bundle.
PN9425
THE SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT: Are they marked for identification?
PN9426
MR LANGMEAD: I think so, your Honour.
PN9427
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: The other ones I mean, yes. I'll do the same with these, I'll mark them for identification.
MR LANGMEAD: And I'll have to provide copies to the Commission.
MFI #A87 STATUTORY DECLARATION OF JENNY DUNLOP
MFI #A88 STATUTORY DECLARATION OF BRONWYN COX
PN9429
MR LANGMEAD: Now, if I could seek to clarify a matter raised by Commissioner Lewin on 18 September. Commissioner, you asked if we could provide information of the relative value of the graduate entry rate of pay, the real increase in the value of the graduate entry rate of pay and a comparison of the rate of growth as a real value of the classification rates of pay. Those assisting the unions have asked that I clarify what you meant by the graduate entry rate of pay. Was it a graduate entry rate of pay peculiar to this industry or, as I'm instructed, there are statistics going to graduate entry rates of pay generally.
PN9430
COMMISSIONER LEWIN: There is quite a broad range of statistics concerning graduate entry rate because there are graduate entry rates in numerous industries, particularly in the public sector. I had in mind this particular industry.
PN9431
MR LANGMEAD: This particular industry, thank you, Commissioner. If the Commission pleases.
PN9432
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Did you wish to say anything more at this stage Mr Parry?
PN9433
MR PARRY: No, your Honour.
PN9434
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: What I propose to do is just stand the matter down for a few minutes, and we'll consult on the way in which we should proceed. You indicated I think that three weeks would be sufficient time for you to prepare your written submissions, is that right?
PN9435
MR PARRY: Well, I don't think I was quite so happy about it.
PN9436
DEPUTY PRESIDENT IVES: .....
PN9437
MR PARRY: Well, ..... a lot of satisfaction indexes have been handed up. In that vein I'm happy ...... Well, we'll fit within the timeframes the Commission sets in those parameters.
PN9438
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Thanks Mr Parry. I stand the matter down.
<SHORT ADJOURNMENT [10.46AM]
<RESUMED [10.52AM]
PN9439
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: What we propose is listing 6 and 7 November as days for any further evidence that may be led or wish to be cross-examined, and for final submissions. And we propose issuing directions on or before 24 October, close of business on 24 October. The parties ..... (10.53.10) intervener file in the Commission and serve on each other the submissions by which they seek to rely, and then formally before the close of business on 31 October the parties file in the Commission and serve on each other their submissions in reply, if any.
PN9440
The 6th will be used for further evidence if necessary, and if not necessary we'll give the submissions, or you can speak to your written submissions on that day. Otherwise we'll utilise that day for evidence and submissions, and the 7th for submissions. Anything Mr Parry?
PN9441
MR PARRY: No.
PN9442
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Mr Langmead?
PN9443
MR LANGMEAD: No, your Honour.
PN9444
SENIOR DEPUTY PRESIDENT LACY: Very well, the matter is adjourned until 6 November.
<ADJOURNED UNTIL THURSDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2008 [10.54AM]
LIST OF WITNESSES, EXHIBITS AND MFIs
EXHIBIT #R72 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS POLICY MANUAL FOR VICTORIAN PUBLIC SECTOR 2006 PN9312
EXHIBIT #R73 CPI INCREASES FROM SEPTEMBER 2007 QUARTER UNTIL JUNE 2008 WITH AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS EXCERPTS PN9330
EXHIBIT #R74 YOUR HOSPITALS: A REPORT ON VICTORIA'S PUBLIC HOSPITALS JULY 2007-JUNE 2008 PN9331
EXHIBIT #R75 NILLUMBIK COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE FINANCIAL REPORT YEAR ENDED 30/06/2007 PN9332
EXHIBIT #R76 EXCEPT FROM VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE UNDER COVER OF DEVELOPMENT OF METROPOLITAN HEALTH SERVICE PN9335
EXHIBIT #R77 COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE RULES PN9336
EXHIBIT #R78 BUNDLE OF DOCUMENTS, COMPARISON OF HSU3 CLAIM AGAINST NURSES, MEDICAL SCIENTISTS, DOCTORS AND PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES AGREEMENTS PN9337
EXHIBIT #A50 REPORT OF ORGANISATION WIDE SURVEY FOR ACHS EVALUATION AND QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM OF AUSTIN HEALTH PN9350
EXHIBIT #A51 AUSTIN HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007 PN9351
EXHIBIT #A52 AUSTIN HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2006 PN9352
EXHIBIT #A53 BALLARAT HEALTH SERVICE QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2006 PN9353
EXHIBIT #A54 BARWON HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007 PN9358
EXHIBIT #A55 BARWON HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007 PN9359
EXHIBIT #A56 BARWON HEALTH SENIOR CLINICIAN SITE MANAGER POSITION DESCRIPTION PN9362
EXHIBIT #A57 BAYSIDE HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007 PN9365
EXHIBIT #A58 BAYSIDE HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007 PN9366
EXHIBIT #A59 BENDIGO HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007 PN9372
EXHIBIT #A60 BENDIGO HEALTH EXTRACT FROM QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007 PN9377
EXHIBIT #A61 MEDICAL IMAGING EXAMINATIONS 1964-2007 PN9380
EXHIBIT #A62 VURHC RURAL ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION STUDY PN9382
EXHIBIT #A63 MELBOURNE HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007 PN9383
EXHIBIT #A64 MELBOURNE HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007 PN9384
EXHIBIT #A65 NORTHERN HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007 PN9385
EXHIBIT #A66 NORTHERN HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007 PN9386
EXHIBIT #A67 NORTHERN HEALTH ALLIED HEALTH STUDENT PLACEMENTS 2007 PN9387
EXHIBIT #A68 PENINSULA HEALTH ACHUS ORGANISATION WIDE SURVEY 2006 PN9388
EXHIBIT #A69 PENINSULA HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007 PN9389
EXHIBIT #A70 ROYAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL ANNUAL REPORT 2007 PN9390
EXHIBIT #A71 ROYAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL BUSINESS CASE PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES FOR EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PN9391
EXHIBIT #A72 ROYAL CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION ALLIED HEALTH FELLOWSHIP DOCUMENT PN9392
EXHIBIT #A73 ROYAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL PROPOSAL FOR GRADE 4 CLASSIFICATION TO BE UTILISED IN ALLIED HEALTH PN9393
EXHIBIT #A74 ROYAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL CLINICAL SUPPORT SERVICE ALLIED HEALTH ANNUAL LEAVE AND MATERNITY LEAVE COVER PN9394
EXHIBIT #A75 ROYAL WOMEN'S HOSPITAL ANNUAL REPORT 2007 PN9395
EXHIBIT #A76 ROYAL WOMEN'S HOSPITAL QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007 PN9396
EXHIBIT #A77 SOUTHERN HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007 PN9397
EXHIBIT #A78 ST VINCENT'S HEALTH ANNUAL REPORT 2007 PN9405
EXHIBIT #A79 WESTERN HEALTH QUALITY OF CARE REPORT 2007 PN9405
EXHIBIT #A80 AUSTRALIAN ALLIED HEALTH WORKFORCE OVERVIEW OF WORKPLACE PLANNING ISSUES PN9408
EXHIBIT #A81 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY LABOUR FORCE, VICTORIA 2003-2004 PN9409
EXHIBIT #A82 PHYSIOTHERAPY LABOUR FORCE, VICTORIA 2003-2004 PN9410
EXHIBIT #A83 PODIATRY LABOUR FORCE, VICTORIA 2003-2004 PN9411
EXHIBIT #A84 MEDICAL RADIATION AND TECHNOLOGY LABOUR FORCE, VICTORIA 2004 PN9412
EXHIBIT #A85 EXTRACT FROM STATEMENT OF MONETARY POLICY OF RESERVE BANK, 12/11/2007 PN9414
EXHIBIT #A86 BUDGET PAPER NUMBER 3, SERVICE DELIVERY, CHAPTER 3, DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES PN9421
MFI #A87 STATUTORY DECLARATION OF JENNY DUNLOP PN9428
MFI #A88 STATUTORY DECLARATION OF BRONWYN COX PN9428
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