Building for a brighter future - GHA Central
Building for a brighter future - GHA Central
Building for a brighter future - GHA Central
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Overview: Year in Brief<br />
Significant Events<br />
➤ Andrews House extension officially<br />
opened December (see pages 4, 31)<br />
➤ Redeveloped Obstetrics Unit<br />
completed September<br />
(see pages 2, 28)<br />
➤ Warragul Linen Service wins save<br />
water! award (see pages 6, 36)<br />
➤ Redevelopment of Community<br />
Health and Community Mental<br />
Health Service commences<br />
February (see pages 2, 4)<br />
➤ Eight Life Governors appointed<br />
at Annual General Meeting<br />
(see pages 13, 18)<br />
➤ Podiatry and District Nursing<br />
services commence in Trafalgar<br />
(see pages 2, 4, 26)<br />
➤ Murray to Moyne Cycle Relay raises<br />
$22,000 <strong>for</strong> Community Health<br />
(see pages 4, 33)<br />
➤ Warragul Community Services<br />
building receives a facelift<br />
(see pages 3, 32)<br />
➤ Andrews House receives Better<br />
Practice Award <strong>for</strong> ‘Stretch it Out’<br />
program (see pages 3, 5, 30, 31)<br />
➤ Plans underway <strong>for</strong> development of<br />
Community Rehabilitation Centre<br />
under Cooinda Lodge (see pages 2, 4)<br />
➤ New <strong>Central</strong> Batch Washing system<br />
installed at Warragul Linen Service<br />
(see pages 2, 4, 36)<br />
➤ Cooinda Lodge and Andrews House<br />
achieve three years accreditation<br />
with Aged Care Standards Agency<br />
(see pages 5, 31)<br />
➤ West Gippsland Hospital and<br />
Community Services Division<br />
achieve ongoing accreditation<br />
following periodic review<br />
(see pages 2, 3, 5)<br />
➤ Quality of Care Report awarded<br />
Regional Distribution and Evaluation<br />
Award by the Department of Human<br />
Services (see pages 3, 5)<br />
➤ Annual Report awarded Gold Award<br />
at Australasian Reporting Awards <strong>for</strong><br />
fourth successive year (see pages 3, 5)<br />
➤ Additional 75 WIES allocated and<br />
Elective Surgery Access Coordinator<br />
appointed as part of Rural Patient<br />
Initiative (see pages 2, 4, 26)<br />
➤ Continence team recognised at<br />
national awards presented at<br />
National Continence Conference<br />
(see pages 3, 6, 32)<br />
➤ Aged Care Services Plan launched<br />
in December (see pages 2, 4)<br />
➤ Eight Community Kitchens programs<br />
commence across Baw Baw Shire<br />
(see pages 2, 4, 32, 33)<br />
➤ Donations and bequests <strong>for</strong> the year<br />
total $361,000 (see pages 1, 4, 39)<br />
2006 Year in Brief<br />
Andrews House Principal<br />
Care Libby Reeves (left)<br />
and Director of Nursing<br />
Anne Curtin (right)<br />
welcome the first new<br />
resident Roy Awty to<br />
Andrews House following<br />
the completion of the 20<br />
bed high care extension.<br />
2006 2005 % +/-<br />
variance<br />
FINANCIAL 000’s 000’s<br />
Total Revenue $54,954 $54,179 3.51<br />
Total Expenditure $54,644 $51,587 3.69<br />
Operating Surplus $310 $1,989 (84.40)<br />
Total Assets $51,745 $47,987 7.64<br />
Total Liabilities $14,248 $12,141 0.13<br />
Net Assets $37,497 $35,846 4.61<br />
Total Equity $37,497 $35,846 4.61<br />
STAFF<br />
Equivalent Full Time 560.2 543.6 3.05<br />
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS includes Unqualifieds*<br />
Inpatients Treated:<br />
Hospital: 10,371 10,342* 0.28<br />
Nursing Home 111 132 (15.9)<br />
Hostel 145 67 116.42<br />
Average Length of Stay:<br />
Hospital 2.7 2.9 (6.90)<br />
Bed Days:<br />
Hospital 29,532 29,738 (0.69)<br />
Nursing Home 21,146 21,549 (1.87)<br />
Hostel 15,788 10,878 45.14<br />
Non-Admitted<br />
Patient Services: 90,643 80,314 12.86<br />
DONATIONS 000’s<br />
Income $361 $276 30.6<br />
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