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Supports learning and<br />
improvements in safety<br />
and quality<br />
Advocates for a consumer<br />
– centred health and<br />
disability system<br />
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Resolves complaints<br />
and educates<br />
What the HDC does<br />
Code of Health and Disability<br />
Services Consumers’ Rights<br />
Health and<br />
Disability Sector<br />
Health and Disability<br />
Consumers<br />
Health and Disability Commissioner<br />
Output 1: Complaints resolution: Assesses and resolves<br />
complaints through a range of processes including referral to<br />
provider, referral to advocacy, mediation and investigation<br />
Output 2: Advocacy: Resolves complaints early<br />
through advocacy<br />
Output 3: Proceedings: Proceedings are taken in serious<br />
cases to publicly redress breaches of the Code of Rights<br />
practitioner standards and human rights<br />
Output 4: Education: The HDC educates the sector and<br />
consumers on consumer rights and consumer-centred<br />
services and encourages quality improvements based<br />
on learning from complaints<br />
Receives complaints<br />
Upholds the<br />
Code of Rights<br />
Figure 2: Overview of the role of the HDC and how its purpose and role are refl ected in its interaction with consumers and the health and<br />
disability system and through the four output classes of: Complaints resolution; Advocacy; Proceedings; Education