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NOCC Data Reporting Survey
NOCC Data Reporting Survey

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), the funder of AMHOCN, is keen to gather views from users of the National Outcomes and Casemix Collection (NOCC) data reporting tools (e.g., web Decision Support Tool and Reports Portal) or the AIHW mental health website. Find out more on how to provide feedback.
Partnering with Consumers: NOCC and Experience Measures
Partnering with Consumers: NOCC and Experience Measures

Join Our Interactive Forum: "Exploring the Use of NOCC, YES & CES Measures to Support Accreditation and Quality Improvement". Whether you're involved in clinical governance, consumer partnership or comprehensive care, this forum offers valuable insights into using these measures to drive meaningful change and elevate the quality of mental health services. Find out more.
Using the NOCC and Experience Measures to Meet the Requirements of the NSQHS Standards
Using the NOCC and Experience Measures to Meet the Requirements of the NSQHS Standards

This new document can be used to support services in using the NOCC and experience measures (YES and CES) to meet the requirements of the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards. Find out more.
Comprehensive Guidelines for the Reliable and Valid Rating of the HoNOS
Comprehensive Guidelines for the Reliable and Valid Rating of the HoNOS

This new document, by AMHOCN and the the Private Psychiatric Hospitals Data Reporting and Analysis Service, provides a comprehensive guide on how to rate the Health of the Nation Outcome Scales (HoNOS), with a focus on the core concepts and rating principles that underpin accurate and clinically meaningful use of the measure. Find out more.
Update of NOCC Data for 2023-2024
Update of NOCC Data for 2023-2024

NOCC data are now available for 2023-2024 in both the AMHOCN web Decision Support Tool (wDST) and the Reports Portal.
Lived Experience Perspectives of Completing the YES Survey
Lived Experience Perspectives of Completing the YES Survey

AMHOCN partnered with Lived Experience Australia (LEA) on a qualitative research project that aimed to explore the experiences of people on the use of the YES survey, including how it is being offered and its potential impact on service delivery. Find out more
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