Beaconsfield District Public Hospital
Hospital in Glenorchy

We support the executive and statutory roles of the Tasmanian Minister for Health and Minister for Human Services, as healthy as monitoring the performance of the Tasmanian public health system through the services delivered by the Tasmanian Health Service. Well and sound Tasmanian To deliver key strategic projects to build services that remain to improve the health, well being and safety of Tasmanian. Integrated services To labor effectively with our partners to deliver joined up service systems that meet the needs of clients and the community. Evidencebased services To use data and intelligence sources to make informed decisions that drive effective and innovative service delivery. As a system manager, HHS has an imperative role as a steward and strategic partner in health and human services delivery. Consecutive improvement in the quality of concern and service provision. Children and Youth Services (CBS) provides a range of services and support that contribute to ensuring children, young people and their families are safe, nurtured and well. chaps delivers a universal child health service to all children in Tasmania aged 05 years, operating from clinics and providing home visits throughout the State. Planning and monitoring performance to ensure the overall affordable and social housing system is operating effectively, and providing direction and evidence for housing and homelessness policy and systems reform. Public Health Services (HHS) works to improve and save the health and healthy being of all Tasmanian by supporting them to make healthy choices and to live in safe environments, occupied in partnership with individuals, groups and communities. Corporate, Policy and Regulatory Services (CPR) manages the delivery of an efficient and effective statewide health and human services system by leading the provision of strategic corporate, policy and regulatory services to HHS and portfolio Ministers. Manage the delivery of efficient and effective services across HHS, including budget and finance services human resource management information and communication technology services and strategic policy and regulatory services, and. Planning, Purchasing and Performance (PP) performs the core system management functions of strategy and planning, purchasing, performance management, monitoring, reporting and analysis on behalf of the Secretary and responsible Ministers. PP also provides access to statistical information for all departmental purchased services to ensure all stakeholders have access to quality data and support evidence based decision making. As a whole, the service delivery, corporate encourage and system manager functions of all six of the Department’s operational and corporate Groups labor in partnership to face the objectives of the health and human services systems on behalf of the Government and the Tasmanian community. The Tasmanian Government is committed to making information close to all members of the Tasmanian community, including people with disability. The scanning technology will match your invoice to a buy order number meaning processing is conducted efficiently. HHS improves, promotes, protects and maintains the health, safety and healthy being of Tasmanian through service planning, managing, procuring and delivering tall quality health and human services. This covers the range of essential public services delivered by operational Groups: Children and Youth Services (CBS) provides a range of services and supports that contribute to ensuring that children, young people and their families are safe, nurtured and well. It also includes the vital corporate urge services and system manager functions provided by departmental Groups: Corporate Policy and Regulatory Services (CPR) manages the delivery of an efficient and effective statewide health and human services system by leading the provision of strategic corporate, policy and regulatory services. Public services to clients and the community. Corporate promote services to service delivery areas.