Page Index
- Project Summary
- Principles
- Care Settings
- Patient Journey
- Enablers
Project Resources
Final Report / Model of Care
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pdf - 2 MB)
Final Report Executive Summary
( pdf - 171 KB)
Project Plan
( pdf - 386 KB)
Model of Care Overview
( pdf - 353 KB)
Project Background
( pdf - 128 KB)
Diagnostic Report executive summary
( pdf - 171 KB)
Gap Analysis Template
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doc - 179 KB)
Making Change (Project Management Module)
Contact
Principal Project Officer
NSW Health
Ph: 02 9391 9870
NSW Rehabilitation Model of Care
The Project
Implementation of the NSW Rehabilitation Model of Care will improve patient outcomes, service delivery, efficiencies and collaboration with health care providers across the health system.
The implementation of the Model of Care will include 4 key deliverables:
- Establish governance
- Gap analysis and implementation of the 8 good practice principles across 6 care settings
- Status of current system activity, utilisation and demand
- Realignment of services to meet demands
Principles
The NSW Rehabilitation Model of Care consists of 8 good practice principles.
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Care Settings
Each good practice principle is applicable across six defined care settings. The new Model of Care will define the intensity of therapy at each setting.
- Inreach to acute
- Sub-acute inpatient
- Ambulatory care - Day hospital
- Ambulatory care - Outpatients
- Ambulatory care - Home based
- Outreach
Patient Journey
There are five key components of the patient journey common to all care settings:
- Referrals
- Access and initial contact
- Rehabilitation assessment on admission
- Service delivery
- Discharge and follow-up
Enablers
Enablers describe the components of the model that are required to support implementation.
- Workforce
- Data and performance improvement
- Care coordination and linkages
- Technology
- Appropriate infrastructure
