74 research outputs found
Undercounts in Offender Data and Closing the Gap Between Indigenous and Other Australians
Institutionalising a National Approach to Performance Reporting: Lessons from Two Decades of Experience with the Report on Government Services
Supporting community‐dwelling older people with cognitive impairment to stay at home: A modelled cost analysis
Clinical practice improvement payments: incentives for delivery of quality care
The consequences of cancer and treatment on fertility can be a continuing source of distress for adolescents and young adults. The study aims were to assess the effects of bundled interventions on clinical practice concerning fertility in young people aged 14-25 years with cancer
What is the (net) cost to Government of Homelessness Programs?
Homelessness programs may improve the health, well‑being, financial security, labour market and housing outcomes of clients. This, in turn, may result in decreased utilisation of health and justice services, reduced child residential care costs, lower housing management costs, lower income support payments and higher revenue from increased income tax payments. When costed, such impacts represent whole‑of‑government savings or cost offsets to the provision of homelessness programs. This paper provides indicative estimates of the value of potential savings or cost offsets in two areas, namely, the health and justice fields from homelessness program interventions. Our key finding is that homelessness programs have the potential to save over twice the value of the capital and recurrent funding of homelessness programs on the basis of health and justice cost offsets alone
Localised Estimates of Dynamics of Multi‐dimensional Disadvantage: An Application of the Small Area Estimation Technique Using Australian Survey and Census Data
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