Introduction

The OSR Data Collection Instrument defines the indicators that are to be submitted.

A subset of these indicators can be automatically extracted by CAT from the practice clinical systems.

These are:

Clinical Services (CS)

CS-1, CS-2, CS-3a, CS-4

Maternal and Child Health (MCH)

MCH-1, MCH-2, MCH-3

Health Promotion (HP)

HP-1

Social and Emotional Wellbeing SEWB (SE)

SE-6, SE-7

Link Up (L)

L-6, L-7

Standalone Substance Use Services (S)

S-6, S-7a, S-7b, S-7c, S-10, S-11, S-13, S-14


Not all clinical systems will have all the data items required for all indicators. The indicators that can be calculated for Medical Director (MD), Best Practice (BP) and Communicare are listed on the following page of this guide.

The CAT OSR module is available in CAT Version 3 and higher, for clinical systems where the CAT data extract meets the CAT data specifications version 1_15 or higher Communicare: is available with CAT data specifications version v1_12 and Communicare v13.2 and above.
The module provides:

  • The indicator report
  • Supporting graphs which allow the indicators to be verified


The OSR Report displays data for all clients, including archived and deceased, who have had a contact in the last 12 months.

MBS Item Indicators in the report (indicators CS-4 and MCH-1) are available where the clinical and billing systems are provided by the same vendor or are supported by CAT.|

CAT OSR Indicators

Indicator

 

Clinical System

 

 

Code

Description

MD

BP

Communicare

Clinical Services (CS)

 

 

 

 

CS-1

Episodes of Care

Y

Y

Y

CS-2

Contacts by worker type

Y

Y

Y

CS-3a

Individual Clients

Y

Y

Y

CS-4

Clinical Activities - Number of Health Checks (MBS 715) and GPMP (MBS 721)

Y

Y

Y

Maternal and Child Health (MCH)

 

 

 

 

MCH-1

Child Health Checks (MBS 715)

Y

Y

Y

MCH-2

Antenatal Care

Y

Y

Y

MCH-3

Group Activities

 

 

Y

Health Promotion (HP)

 

 

 

 

HP-1

Group Activities

 

 

Y

Social and Emotional Wellbeing SEWB (SE)

 

 

 

 

SE-6

SEWB individual clients

 

 

Y

SE-7

SEWB contacts

 

 

Y

Link Up (L)

 

 

 

 

L-6

Individual Link-up clients

 

 

Y

L-7

Link-up contacts

 

 

Y

Standalone Substance Use Services (S)

 

 

 

 

S-6

Individual substance use service clients

 

 

Y

S-7a

Individual residential clients

 

 

Y

S-7b

Total length of stay

 

 

Y

S-7c

Episodes of residential care

 

 

Y

S-10

Distinct sobering-up/residential respite/short term care program clients

 

 

Y

S-11

Sobering-up/residential respite/short term care program episodes

 

 

Y

S-13

Individual non-residential/follow up / after care clients

 

 

Y

S-14

Non-residential/follow up / after care episodes

 

 

Y


About this Guide

This guide provides a description of each indicator in the report. The 'CAT User Guide Appendices Data Mappings' provides an explanation of where

most of the data items are collected from in each clinical system. This guide provides any additional explanations required and details of any calculations used.

Notes:
1) A contact is any progress note that is not marked as a non-visit Contact types (such as residential, groups, administration and transport) are not flagged in MD and BP
2) An episode of care is one or more contacts (with the same clinical reason) by a client with one or more health workers on the same calendar day.

It is not possible to accurately determine the clinical reason in MD and BP, hence all contacts on the same calendar day are deemed an episode.
3) Reporting includes inactive/archived patients and deceased patients The patients included in the extract will be indicated at the top of the report.

OSR Report

The Report is available under Standard Reports > Indicator Sets

A Report button Hide/Show Zero Rows can be used to help services condense the report and view only indicators that contain data.


Indicator Descriptions

 

CS-1 Episodes of Care

The number of episodes of care provided to clients in the last 12 months.
Excludes residential care, groups, administration and transport-only contacts.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify patients with episodes using CAT

In the CAT filters > Patient Status tab >

Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available and Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Visits > Episode Count tab
This tab displays the episode count for the last 12 months.

The total episode count is displayed as a sub-heading and will match the total count in the OSR Report table CS-1
Select all segments except the '0 episode segment'
Click Export
The Reidentify Report provides columns for Episode Count, Indigenous Status (ATSI Status) and Gender (Sex).

This report can be exported to Excel and sorted by Indigenous Status and Gender to verify the disaggregated totals.

 

CS-2 Contacts by worker type

The number of contacts provided to clients in the last 12 months for each worker type Worker type mappings for Medical Director (MD), Best Practice (BP) and Communicare are provided in the Appendix at the end of this guide
.
Excludes residential care, groups and administration contacts. Transport-only contacts are itemised.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify patients with contacts by worker type using CAT

In the CAT filters > Patient Status tab > Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available and Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Visits > Contacts by OSR Worker Type tab
This tab displays the number of patients with a specific worker type contact in the last 12 months.
Tick the 'Select All' checkbox
Click Worksheet
The Reidentify Worksheet provides the number of contacts each patient has had with each worker type. It also provides columns for Indigenous Status (ATSI Status) and Gender (Sex). This worksheet can be exported to Excel and sorted by Indigenous Status and Gender to verify the disaggregated totals.


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CS-3a Individual Clients

The number of individual clients with a contact in the last 12 months.
Excludes clients with only a group, administration or transport-only contact(s). It is unlikely that a patient will have a residential contact without some other contact, hence the client population for CS-1 and CS-3 is the same.


The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify individual patients with a contact using CAT

In the CAT filters > Patient Status tab > Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available and Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Visits > Episode Count tab
This tab displays the episode count for the last 12 months. Any patient that has had 1 or more episodes in the last 12 months is a patient with a contact in the last 12 months.
Select all segments except the '0 episode segment'
Click Export
The Reidentify Report will display the patient count for all segments where an episode exists. The report provides columns for Indigenous Status (ATSI Status) and Gender (Sex). This report can be exported to Excel and sorted by Indigenous Status and Gender to verify the disaggregated totals.


CS-4 Clinical Activities - Number of Health Checks (MBS 715) and GPMP (MBS 721)

The number of clinical activities recorded in the last 12 months:
MBS Item 715 (Indigenous Health Check) for age >= 25
Alternate Indigenous Health Check for age >= 25
MBS Item 721 (GP Chronic Disease MP)
Alternate Chronic Disease MP

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown

How to verify patients with a clinical activity in the last 12 months using CAT

MBS 715

In the CAT filters set the following:
General tab > enter
Ethnicity Status – tick relevant checkbox
Start Age = 25
Patient Status tab > Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available
Results tab > select results "<=12 mths"

Click Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the MBS Item > Count tab
Select all "715" bars
Click Export

MBS 721

In the CAT filters set the following:
General tab > enter
Ethnicity Status – tick relevant checkbox

Patient Status tab > Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available
Results tab > select results "<=12 mths"

Click Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the MBS Item > Count tab
Select the "721" bar
Click Export


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MCH-1 Child Health Checks (MBS 715)

The number of Child Health Checks recorded in the last 12 months:
MBS Item 715 (Indigenous Health Check) for age 0-4
Alternate Indigenous Health Check for age 0-4
MBS 10986 Healthy Kids Check

How to verify patients with a child health check in the last 12 months using CAT

MBS 715

In the CAT filters set the following:
General tab > enter
End Age = 4
Patient Status tab > Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available
Results tab > select results "<=12 mths"

Click Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the MBS Item > Count tab
Select "715 (ATSI<15HC)" bars
Click Export

MBS 10986

In the CAT filters set the following:
General tab > enter
End Age = 4
Patient Status tab > Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available
Results tab > select results "<=12 mths"

Click Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the MBS Item > Count tab
Select "HC 3-5 (HKC)" bar
Click Export

MCH-2 Antenatal Care

A. The number of women who attended antenatal care during the last 12 months
B. The total number of antenatal care visits during the last 12 months

Includes mothers who did not give birth in the last 12 months

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown

How to verify A. patients with antenatal care visits and B. the number of visits using CAT

In the CAT filters > Patient Status tab > Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available and Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Maternal Health > Antenatal Visits > Antenatal Count tab
This tab displays the antenatal visit count for the last 12 months (this includes mothers whether or not they have given birth).
A. The patient count is displayed in the heading
B. The total antenatal visit count for each patient is provided in the reidentify report
Select all segments
Click Export
The Reidentify Report provides columns for Antenatal Count and Indigenous Status (ATSI Status). This report can be sorted by Indigenous Status or exported to Excel and sorted by Indigenous Status to verify the disaggregated totals.

MCH-3 Group Activities

Communicare only

The number of group sessions run for antenatal and maternal group activities.

The group activities are:
Antenatal
Maternal and baby/child health groups
Parenting and parenting skills groups
Other

This indicator is extracted at the practice level as a whole count from Communicare for each group session that has been set up. The group session names are mapped to the above categories by matching words in the session name as follows:

Group Activity

Matching Words (case insensitive)

Antenatal

antenatal

Maternal and baby/child health groups

maternal, baby, child

Parenting and parenting skills groups

parent

Other

Any session names that do not match any of the above.
The session names will be listed on the report.


As this is not a patient based indicator no supporting graph is provided.
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HP-1 Group Activities

Communicare only

The number of group sessions run for health promotional group activities.
The group activities are:
Tobacco use treatment/Prevention groups
Alcohol misuse treatment/Prevention groups
Physical activity/Healthy weight program activities
Chronic disease client support group activities
Living skills groups (e.g. cooking, nutrition groups)
Cultural groups (e.g. art, hunting, bush outings, bush medicine etc.)
Men's groups
Women's groups
Youth groups
Other

This indicator is extracted at the practice level as a whole count from Communicare for each group session that has been set up. The group session names are mapped to the above categories by matching words in the session name as follows:

Group Activity

Matching Words (case insensitive)

Tobacco use treatment/Prevention groups

tobacco, smoking

Alcohol misuse treatment/Prevention groups

alcohol

Physical activity/Healthy weight program activities

physical activity, weight

Chronic disease client support group activities

chronic

Living skills groups (e.g. cooking, nutrition groups)

cooking, nutrition

Cultural groups

cultural, bush, hunting

Men's groups

men

Women's groups

women

Youth groups

youth

Other

Any session names that do not match any of the above.
The session names will be listed on the report.


As this is not a patient based indicator no supporting graph is provided.
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SE-6 SEWB individual clients

Communicare only

The number of individual clients with a SEWB contact in the last 12 months.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status/generation: ATSI First generation, ATSI, Second generation, ATSI Third and subsequent generation, ATSI other, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify patients with SEWB contacts using CAT

In the CAT filters > Patient Status tab > Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available and Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Visits > OSR Visits > SEWB Contacts Count tab
This tab displays the SEWB contact count for the last 12 months.
The patient count is displayed in the heading and will match the total count in the OSR Report table SE-6
The total SEWB contact count is displayed as a sub-heading and will match the total count in the OSR Report table SE-7
Select all segments
Click Export
The Reidentify Report provides columns for Contact Count, Indigenous Status/generation (ATSI Status) and Gender (Sex). This report can be exported to Excel and sorted by Indigenous Status/generation and Gender to verify the disaggregated totals.

SE-7 SEWB contacts

Communicare only

The number of SEWB contacts provided to clients in the last 12 months.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify patients total SEWB contact count using CAT
Refer SE-6

L-6 Individual Link-up clients

Communicare only

The number of individual clients with a Link-up Service contact in the last 12 months.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status/generation: ATSI First generation, ATSI, Second generation, ATSI Third and subsequent generation, ATSI other, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify patients with Link-up contacts using CAT

In the CAT filters > Patient Status tab > Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available and Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Visits > OSR Visits > Link-up Contacts Count tab
This tab displays the Link-up contact count for the last 12 months.
The patient count is displayed in the heading and will match the total count in the OSR Report table L-6
The total Link-up contact count is displayed as a sub-heading and will match the total count in the OSR Report table L-7
Select all segments
Click Export
The Reidentify Report provides columns for Contact Count, Indigenous Status/generation (ATSI Status) and Gender (Sex). This report can be exported to Excel and sorted by Indigenous Status/generation and Gender to verify the disaggregated totals.

L-7 Link-up contacts

Communicare only

The number of Link-up Service contacts provided to clients in the last 12 months.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify patients total Link-up contact count using CAT
Refer L-6

S-6 Individual substance use service clients

Communicare only

The number of individual clients with a Substance use contact in the last 12 months.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify patients with Substance use contacts using CAT

In the CAT filters > Patient Status tab > Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available and Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Visits > OSR Visits > Episodes by Substance Use Service tab
This tab displays a bar chart of the Substance use episode count for the last 12 months for the services
Residential/rehabilitation
Sobering-up/respite/short term
Non-residential/after care
Other (none of these)

The following counts are provided:
The patient count for all services is displayed in the heading and will match the total count in the OSR Report table S-6
The patient counts for individual services are listed against each bar and match the total count in the OSR tables
S-7a for Residential/rehabilitation
S10 for Sobering-up/respite/short term
S13 for Non-residential/after care
The episode counts for individual services are displayed as a sub-heading and match the total count in the OSR tables:
S-7c for Residential/rehabilitation
S11 for Sobering-up/respite/short term
S14 for Non-residential/after care
Select all segments
Click Export
The Reidentify Report provides columns for each Service Episode Count, Indigenous Status (ATSI Status), Age and Gender (Sex). This report can be exported to Excel and sorted by Indigenous Status, Age and Gender to verify the disaggregated totals.

S-7a Individual residential clients

Communicare only

The number of individual clients with a Substance use > Residential treatment / rehabilitation contact in the last 12 months.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Age: 0-18, 19-35, 36+
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify patients with Substance use (Residential/rehabilitation) contacts using CAT
Refer S-6

S-7b Total length of stay

Communicare only

The total length of stay for clients with a Substance use > Residential treatment / rehabilitation contact in the last 12 months.
A. <2 weeks
B. 2-8 weeks
C. 9-16 weeks
D. 17-24 weeks
E. >24 weeks

The count is disaggregated by:
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify the length of stay for patients with Substance use (Residential/rehabilitation) contacts using CAT

In the CAT filters > Patient Status tab > Archived and Deceased checkboxes ticked if available and Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the Visits > OSR Visits > Episodes SSU Length of Stay tab
This tab displays the length of stay for each patient in the last 12 months
The patient count is displayed in the heading and will match the total count in the OSR Report table S-7b
Tick the 'Select All' checkbox
Click Export
The Reidentify Report provides the Length of stay for each patient and Gender (Sex). This worksheet can be exported to Excel and sorted by Length of stay and Gender to verify the disaggregated totals.

S-7c Episodes of residential care

Communicare only

The number of Substance use > Residential treatment / rehabilitation episodes of care provided to clients in the last 12 months.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Age: 0-18, 19-35, 36+
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify the episodes of care for patients with Substance use (Residential/rehabilitation) contacts using CAT
Refer S-6

S-10 Distinct sobering-up/residential respite/short term care program clients

Communicare only

The number of individual clients with a Substance use > Sobering-up/residential respite/short term contact in the last 12 months.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Age: 0-18, 19-35, 36+
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify patients with Substance use (Sobering-up/respite/short term) contacts using CAT
Refer S-6

S-11 Sobering-up/residential respite/short term care program episodes

Communicare only

The number of Substance use > Sobering-up/residential respite/short term episodes of care provided to clients in the last 12 months.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Age: 0-18, 19-35, 36+
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify the episodes of care for patients with Substance use (Sobering-up/respite/short term) contacts using CAT
Refer S-6

S-13 Individual non-residential/follow up / after care clients

Communicare only

The number of individual clients with a Substance use > Non-residential/follow up/after care contact in the last 12 months.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Age: 0-18, 19-35, 36+
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify patients with Substance use (Non-residential/after care) contacts using CAT
Refer S-6

S-14 Non-residential/follow up / after care episodes

Communicare only

The number of Substance use > Non-residential/follow up/after care episodes of care provided to clients in the last 12 months.

The count is disaggregated by:
Indigenous status: ATSI, Non-ATSI, Unknown
Age: 0-18, 19-35, 36+
Gender: Male, Female, Not Recorded

How to verify the episodes of care for patients with Substance use (Non-residential/after care) contacts using CAT
Refer S-6


CS-2 WORKER TYPE Appendix

Type

 

Speciality

Medical Director

 

 

Best Practice

Communicare

 

 

Indigenous Health Worker

 

 

Aboriginal Health Worker

 

 

Aboriginal Health Worker

ABORIGINAL AND TSI HEALTH WORKER
ABORIGINAL FAMILY HEALTH WORKER

 

 

Indigenous Health Practioner

 

 

 

 

 

 

ABORIGINAL AND TSI HEALTH PRACTITIONER

 

 

Doctor - General Practioner

 

 

Doctor

 

 

Principal doctor                        
Employee doctor                        

GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONER

 

 

Medical Specialists

 

Paediatrician

 

 

 

 

PAEDIATRICIAN

 

 

 

 

Endocrinologist

 

 

 

 

ENDOCRINOLOGIST

 

 

 

 

Ophthalmologist

 

 

 

 

OPHTHALMOLOGIST

 

 

 

 

Obstetrician / Gynaecologist

 

 

 

 

OBSTETRICIAN AND GYNAECOLOGIST

 

 

 

 

Ear Nose and Throat Specialist

 

 

 

Audiologist

 

 

 

 

 

Cardiologist

 

 

 

 

CARDIOLOGIST

 

 

 

 

Renal Medicine Specialist

 

 

 

 

RENAL MEDICINE SPECIALIST

 

 

 

 

Psychiatrist/Psychiatric Register

 

 

 

 

PSYCHIATRIST

 

 

 

 

Dermatologist

 

 

 

 

DERMATOLOGIST

 

 

 

 

Surgeon

 

 

 

 

SURGEON

 

 

 

 

Specialist other or not specified

 

 

 

 

ANAESTHETIST
EMERGENCY MEDICINE SPECIALIST
GASTROENTEROLOGIST
MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC RADIOGRAPHER
NEUROLOGIST
NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGIST
ORTHOPTIST
OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGIST
PATHOLOGIST
RADIOLOGIST
RADIOTHERAPIST
SPECIALIST MEDICAL PRACTITIONER
SPECIALIST PHYSICIAN
VETERINARIAN

 

 

Nurses

 

 

Registered Nurse

 

 

Practice nurse

Nurse practitioner                   

CHILD HEALTH NURSE
ENROLLED NURSE
MOTHERCRAFT NURSE
NURSE EDUCATOR
NURSE MANAGER
NURSE PRACTITIONER
NURSE RESEARCHER
REGISTERED NURSE
REGISTERED NURSE (DEVT'L DIABILITY)

REGISTERED NURSE (MENTAL HEALTH)

 

 

Midwives

 

 

Midwife

 

 

Midwife                         

MIDWIFE

 

 

Substance misuse / drug and alcohol worker

 

 

 

 

 

 

DRUG AND ALCOHOL COUNSELLOR
SUBSTANCE MISUSE WORKER

 

 

Tobacco Worker/Co ordinator

 

 

 

 

 

 

SMOKING CESSATION COORDINATOR
SMOKING CESSATION OFFICER

 

 

SEWB Staff

 

Psychologist

 

 

 

 

PSYCHOLOGIST

 

 

 

 

Counsellor

 

 

 

 

BTH COUNSELLOR
COUNSELLOR

 

 

 

 

Social Worker

Social Worker

 

 

 

SOCIAL WORKER

 

 

 

 

Welfare Worker

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SEWB staff – Link Up caseworker

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SEWB staff other or not specified

 

 

 

 

ABORIGINAL MENTAL HEALTH WORKER
EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL WELLBEING STAFF
TEAM. PSYCHOGERIATRIC ASSESS TEAM (PGAT)
YOUTH WORKER

 

 

Allied Health

 

Audiologist/audiometrist

 

 

 

 

AUDIOLOGIST

 

 

 

 

Diabetes educator

 

 

 

Diabetes educator

DIABETES EDUCATOR

 

 

 

 

Dietician

Dietician

 

 

Dietitian

DIETITIAN

 

 

 

 

Optometrist

 

 

 

 

OPTOMETRIST

 

 

 

 

Pharmacist

 

 

 

 

PHARMACIST

 

 

 

 

Physiotherapist

Physiotherapist

 

 

Physiotherapist

PHYSIOTHERAPIST

 

 

 

 

Podiatrist

Podiatrist

 

 

Podiatrist

PODIATRIST

 

 

 

 

Speech Pathologist

Speech Therapist

 

 

Speech pathologist             

SPEECH PATHOLOGIST

 

 

 

Allied health other or not specified

 

 

Occupational Therapist
Psychologist

Psychologist
Social worker
Occupational therapist
Exercise physiologist  
Radiographer                       
Chiropractor                         
Osteopath                            
Massage therapist                
Orthoptist  

 

 

ACUPUNCTURIST
ALLIED HEALTH AIDE
ALTERNATIVE THERAPIST
ASTHMA EDUCATOR
ATTENDANT CARER
CHIROPRACTOR
COMMUNITY PARAMEDICAL
DISABILITY SERVICES WORKER
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICER
EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST
EYE HEALTH COORDINATOR
HEALTH DIAGNOSIS/TREATMENT PRACTITIONER
HOME CARE WORKER
HOMOEOPATH
MASSAGE THERAPIST
NATURAL THERAPY PROFESSIONAL
NATUROPATH
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
ORTHOTIC PROSTHETIST
ORTHOTIST
OSTEOPATH
PERSONAL CARE ASSISTANT
PSYCHOTHERAPIST
REHABILITATION AIDE
TEAM. AGED CARE ASSESSMENT TEAM (ACAT)
TEAM. MULTI-DISCIPLINARY TEAM

Dentists / dental therapists

 

 

 

Dentist

Dentist
Dental prosthetist

 

 

DENTAL HYGIENIST

DENTAL SPECIALIST

DENTAL THERAPIST

DENTIST

Dental support (e.g. dental assistant / dental technician)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DENTAL - TECHNICIAN OR PROSTHETIST

DENTAL ASSISTANT

DENTAL PROSTHETIST

DENTAL TECHNICIAN

Sexual health worker

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SEXUAL HEALTH WORKER

Traditional healer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TRADITIONAL HEALER

Other health / clinical staff

 

 

 

Dispensing Assistant
Practice Manager
Receptionist

Practice manager  
Office manager
Senior receptionist               
Receptionist                          
Junior receptionist                     

 

 

ABORIGINAL LIAISON OFFICER
AMBULANCE OFFICER
CHILD CARE WORKER
CLERICAL / ADMINISTRATIVE WORKER
COMMUNITY / FAMILY REPRESENTATIVE
COMMUNITY SERVICES WORKER
DAY CARE WORKER
HOME HELP WORKER
INTERPRETER/TRANSLATOR
MEALS/FOOD SERVICES WORKER
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST
OTHER PROFESSION/DISCIPLINE
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
SONOGRAPHER
TECHNICIAN
VOLUNTARY WORKER

Transport – work for service

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TRANSPORT WORKER

Transport – do not work for service