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01 MoyneHealtHServiceSAnnuAl report 2011“Where people matter”
Moyne HealtH ServiceSannUal report 2011
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Moyneyana HoUSe31 college Street,
port Fairy vic 3284telephone: (03) 5568 0163
port Fairy HoSpital30 - 36 villiers Street,port Fairy vic 3284
telephone: (03) 5568 0100 Fax: (03) 5568 0158
email: [email protected]
BelFaSt HoUSe 97 regent Street,
port Fairy vic 3284telephone: (03) 5568 0126
Princes Hwy
To Portland
To Melbourne
Thistle Place
Griffith Island
SOUTHERN OCEAN
Ocean Drive
Bank Street
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Moyne HealtH ServiceSannUal report 2011
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02 MoyneHealtHServiceSAnnuAl report 2011 03 MoyneHealtHServiceSAnnuAl report 2011
achievedoutstandingresultsinouraustraliancouncilonHealthcareStandards(acHS)accreditationauditp10.
completedtherenovationsofthecentralSterilisingServicesDepartment(cSSD)andimprovedworkflowmanagementandinfectioncontrolpracticesp13.
Successfullyrecruitedapart-timeDirectorofMedicalServicestoassistusincredentialingandprivilegesandmedicalappointmentsprocessesp10.
obtaineda$50,000victorianStateGovernmentGranttoinstallsolarhotwaterservicesintotheBelfastHousenursingHomepp13,16.
completedtheFireriskManagementUpgradeWorksatatotalcostof$458,176.21pp13,16,23.
DisAppointments
Weexperiencedadeclineinourresidentialagedcareservicesoccupancyratesp12.
WewereunabletocompletetheWaterQualityriskManagementPlanforourrainwatersupplybecauseofinfrastructurechallengesandthecomplexityofthewatersupplysystemp10.
WewereunabletocompletetheMHSMasterPlanduetoanongoingdelaywithfinalisingtheServicePlanpp06,10.
HigHligHts
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L to R: Mr David Lee, Chief Executive Officer; Ms Belinda Westlake, Health Information, Quality and Risk Manager; and Ms Fran Kinnersly, Director of Nursing.
acHS australian council on Healthcare Standards.
acSaa aged care Standards and accreditation agency.
aDaSS adult Day activity and Support Service.
ara australasian reporting awards.
attestation on Data accuracy an assurance that Moyne Health Services has appropriate internal controls and processes to ensure that reported data reasonably reflects actual performance.
average length of stay is determined by dividing the total number of inpatient bed days by the total number of inpatient separations.
BaceS Board assurance on compliance e-System.
Best practice a comprehensive, integrated and cooperative approach to the continuous improvement of all areas of healthcare delivery.
BoM Board of Management.
cacps community aged care Packages.
ceo chief executive officer.
clinical Governance a systematic approach for improving and maintaining the quality of resident and patient care.
current asset ratio a measure that indicates how much current assets exceeds current liabilities.
DoH Department of Health.
Don Director of nursing.
Dva Department of veterans affairs.
eacH extended aged care in the Home.
ecofootprint is a measure of how many resources you use and tells you whether you tread heavily or lightly on the planet.
eD emergency Department.
eeo equal employment opportunity.
eFt equivalent Full time.
Financial Management compliance Framework a mechanism for Government to review and monitor compliance with the Standing Directions of the Minister of Finance.
Foi Freedom of information.
Gp General Practitioner.
GSerp Government Sector executive remuneration Panel.
Hacc Home and community care.
Hr Human resources.
ict information, communication and technology.
Kpi Key Performance indicator.
Kra Key result area.
MHS Moyne Health Services.
oH&S occupational Health and Safety.
opD outpatients Department.
pFMc Port Fairy Medical clinic.
Qoc Quality of care report.
Qpi Quality Performance indicator.
QpS Quality Performance System.
resourceSmart a healthcare program established by Sustainability victoria, Department of Health and Department of Sustainability and environment to assist healthcare agencies with environmental management.
responsible Bodies Declaration a report on operations provided in accordance with the Financial Management act 1994.
risk attestation Statement a requirement to provide a risk statement in the annual report in accordance with Standing Direction 4.5.5. of the Minister of Finance.
rn registered nurse.
Separation the process by which an episode of care for an admitted patient ceases.
SWarH South West alliance of rural Hospitals is an it alliance of hospitals and multipurpose agencies.
vHa victorian Healthcare association.
vMia victorian Managed insurance authority.
vMo visiting Medical officer.
vpSM victorian Patient Satisfaction Monitor.
WeiS Weighted equivalent inlier Separations. a formula applied to the resource weight to determine the WeiS for recovery of funding.
Working capital this is the amount of funds available when current liabilities are subtracted from current assets.
Glossary oF terMs
Moyne HealtH ServiceS annUal report 2011
our Vision
our community will have access to on-going, highest quality care.
our Mission
to provide an excellent, sustainable, holistic healthcare service.
our Values
• Competence, professionalism and integrity;
• respect for the individual;
• active community involvement and consultation;
• accountability;
• equity in access to care, impartiality;
• Innovation and constant learning and
• Kindness.
Moyne Health services
30 - 36 villiers Street, port Fairy vic 3284telephone: (03) 5568 0100 Fax: (03) 5568 0158email: [email protected]
Front Cover: Picturesque Moyne River and Gipps Street Bridge Port Fairy.
taBle oF contentS
1 Highlights
“achieved an outstanding result in our australian council on Healthcare Standards (acHS) accreditation audit”
2 our Services
3 year in Brief
4 about Moyne Health Services
6 overview
10 president and chief executive officer’s report
14 responsible Bodies Declaration
15 performance at a glance
16 Financial overview
18 our Governance
Board of Management 18 Governance Statement 20 executive Management 24 organisation chart 25
26 occupational Health and Safety
30 Woody’s Murray to Moyne
32 principal officers
33 our Donors
34 life Governors
35 Financial compliance
index to Financials 36 certification 37 auditor General’s report 38 Financial Statements 40 Disclosure index 89 legislative compliance 91
94 our Bequest program
Glossary of terms (inside back cover)
Fast FaCts about Port FaIry
3290 km west of Melbourne, at the point where the Moyne river enters the Southern ocean.
3 By 1957 ‘Belfast’ (Port Fairy) was one of australia’s largest ports, second only to Melbourne, the port catered to the whaling industry.
3 Population of 2,560.
3 Primary industries are tourism and fishing.
3 Battery Hill is a cannon emplacement and signal station built in the 1860s to protect against russian invaders.
3 Port Fairy established: 1843.
3 elevation: 6 m (20 ft).
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05 MoyneHealtHServiceSAnnuAl report 2011
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04 MoyneHealtHServiceSAnnuAl report 2011
MoyneHealthServices(MHS)isapublichospitalincorporatedunderSchedule1oftheHealthservices Act 1988.MHSprovidesacomprehensiverangeofacute,residentialagedcare,primaryandcommunityhealthcareservices.
ACute HospitAl CAre
Restorationoftheindividual’shealth
• accidentandemergency
• Generalmedicine
• Palliativecare
theacutehospitalservicesareprovidedinthe15bedacuteWingandoutpatients/emergencyareas.theseareasareaccessedthroughtheMainreceptionareasituatedintheoriginalhospitalbuildingonvilliersStreet.
AGeD CAre
Residentialandhomebasedservices
Belfast House nursing Home
BelfastHouseisapurposebuilt30-bednursinghome.thenursingHomeislocatedonregentStreet.
moyneyana House Hostel
MoyneyanaHouseoffers39hostelbeds,5respitebedsandapurposebuilt8-beddementiaarea.theHostelislocatedoncollegeStreet.
CommunityAgedCarePackages(CACPs)
communityagedcarePackagesprovidecareandsupportservicestoolderpeopleresidinginthecommunityallowingthemtoremainintheirhomeinasupportedenvironment.MHShas20packages.
ExtendedAgedCareintheHomePackages(EACH)
extendedagedcarePackagesprovidehighcaresupportservicesinthehome.MHShas5packages.
primArY AnD CommunitY CAre
Restorationoftheindividual’shealthandpreventionofillhealth
thePrimaryandcommunitycaredepartmentprovidesalliedhealthandmedicalsupportservicesinthefollowingareas:
• occupationaltherapy,
• Physiotherapy,
• audiologyServices,
• GriefandBereavementcounselling,
• continenceconsulting,
• Diabeteseducation,
• Dieteticsandnutrition,
• Drugandalcoholcounselling,
• GeneralcounsellingServices,
• Pathology,
• Podiatry,
• radiology,
• SpeechPathology,
• Women’sHealthclinicand
• DistrictandcommunitynursingService(24hrsperday7daysperweek).
Servicesarealsoprovidedtocommunitymemberstoassisttheminmaintainingandimprovingtheirhealthsuchas:
• adultDayandSupportServicescentreforoldercommunitymembers,
• Schooleducationhealthandwellbeingprograms-PortFairyandKoroitPrimarySchools,
• WorkHealthchecksProgram-MHSisanendorsedproviderforthisvictorianGovernmentinitiative,
• Physicalactivityclasses(PortFairyandKoroit),
• integratedHealthPromotionprogramsinpartnershipwithkeystakeholdersintheMoyneShire,
• Healtheducationandchronicdiseasemanagement.
MHSofferscoordinatedcaretoassistcommunitymemberstoachievemaximumindependencecompatiblewiththeirabilitiessuchas:
• assessmentofneedsandcaremanagement,
• communityBus,
• in-homerespiteand
• Personalcareassistance.
OuRsERviCEs
2011 2010 + / - change 2009
FinAnCiAls ($000)
totalrevenue# 11,723 $ 10,292 14% $ 9,616
totalexpenditure* 11,507 $ 10,081 14% $ 9,740
“Surplusbeforecapitalpurposeincome,depreciationandabnormalitems” 216 $ 211 2% $ (124)
totalaccommodationbonds 6,699 $ 5,993 12% $ 6,205
totalassets 27,769 $ 27,916 -0.5% $ 27,880
totalliabilities 9,269 $ 8,778 6% $ 8,529
totalequity 18,500 $ 19,138 -3% $ 19,351
stAFF
nostaffemployed 192 191 0.5% 185
employees(Fte) 106.94 104.96 2% 105.38
serViCe ACtiVitY
Acute Care
inpatienttreated(separations) 501 494 1% 535
totaloccasionsofnon-admittedpatients 7,351 8,625 -15% 9,511
totalinpatientbeddays 2,460 2,705 -9% 2,560
totalWeiS 442.98 448.97 -1% 434.24
averagelengthofstay 4.9 5.5 -11% 4.8
Aged Care
agedcareBedDays-Belfast(Highcare) 9,992 10,493 -5% 10,750
agedcareBedDays-Moyneyana(lowcare) 17,509 18,411 -5% 17,789
QuAlitY
complaints 8 8 0% 5
Medicationserrors 371 775 -52% 651
Falls 208 262 -21% 249
incidentrates 650 1,138 -43% 1,042
#totalrevenueexcludingcapitalpurposeincome.
*totalexpenditureexcludingdepreciationandcapitalexpenditure.
note:therehasbeenachangetotheaccountingtreatmentoftheSWarHjointventure.thisinvolvesMHStakingupashareofcurrentandnon-currentassets,currentandnon-currentliabilities,equity,revenueandexpenses.refertonote21.
theabovefiguresareroundedofftothenearest$000.
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2004
MoyneHealthServicesundertookminorcapitalworkstorepairdamagetotheDaycentrebuildingandincreaseofficeandconsultingspace.thebuildingwasre-launchedasthePrimarycareBuilding.
2005
constructionona17-bedextensiontoMoyneyanaHouse.thenewwingprovidedanadditionalfiverespitebedsand12permanentresidentialplaces.
2006
SirninianStephenopenedtheMoyneyanaHouseextensionon28thapril.
2010
MoyneHealthServicesconducteditslastoperatingtheatrelistonthe24thSeptember2009.
thePortFairyMedicalclinicwasextendedtoaccommodateadditionalGeneralPractitioners.
MoyneHealthServicespurchased101regentStreettofacilitatethefutureexpansionofthesite.
present
todayMoyneHealthServicesincorporatesthePortFairyHospital,MoyneyanaHouse(agedcareHostel),BelfastHouse(agedcarenursingHome),primarycareservices,communityhealthservicesandhomebasedservices.itcontinuestobeanessentialandintegralpartofthecommunity.
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MoyneHealthService(MHS)hasdevelopedfroman1849four-roomcottageat40JamesStreet,Belfast(PortFairy)toamulti-milliondollarhealthservice.
PortFairyHospital,victoria’soldestcountryhospital,hasanimpressivehistoryofservicetothecommunity.
thePortFairyHospitalhasenjoyedanalmostuniquelevelofcommunitysupport.traditionally,manylocalfamilieshavegenerouslysupportedourhospital.
HistorY oF our GroWtH
1855
thecentralportionofthepresentstructurewasbuiltwithaspecialgrantof£1000thatwasmatchedbythecommunity.
1875
additionsweremadetothebuildingatacostof£1145/6/6andsupportedbyapublicappeal.theseadditionsincludedthetwolargemulti-purposeroomsatthefrontoftheHospital.
1887
FatherMauriceStackbequeathed£1000thatwasusedtobuildtheStackFeverWard.theFeverWardwasclosedin1939,however,aslateas1991itwasstillbeingutilisedtoaccommodatemaleresidents.
theFeverWardwasthenaBoardroomduringthe1950s.theStackFeverWardwasinastateofdisrepairandwasdemolishedduring1992.thesitewasthenusedtobuildanewdementiacentrein1998.
1891
theupstairsportionofthe1855buildingwasconvertedtonursesquarters.todaythispartofthebuildingisusedasaboardroom.
1934
lordandladyHuntingfield,accompaniedbyMr.c.l.Mcvilly,SecretarytothecharitiesBoard,openednewadditionstotheHospital.theadditionsincludedasun-roomandaone-bedandatwo-bedroomonthenorthside,andanoperatingtheatre,birthroom,nursery,atwo-bedroomandtwoone-bedroomsontheSouthside.thetotalcostwas£7,500.
1959
theGovernorofvictoria,SirDallasBrookes,officiallyopenedanewmaternitywingoftheHospitalonthe4thFebruary.todaythiswingformspartofthenewBelfastHousenursingHome,establishedinMay1996.
1965
SirrohanDelacombe,Governorofvictoria,openedthenursesHomeadjacenttotheHospitalbuildingsonthe7thapril.thisbuildingisnowthePrimarycareBuilding.
1976
thePrimeMinisterofaustralia,therightHonourableMalcolmFraser,M.P,opened,onthe22ndapril,anewoutpatientandcasualtydepartment,togetherwiththenewhospitalwardblocknowhousingtheacuteServices.
1988
atwenty-five-bedresidentialhostelcalledMoyneyanaHousewasopenedbytheGovernorGeneralofaustralia,SirninianStephen,inJune.
1996
theMinisterforHealthandagedcare,theHonorablerobKnowlesM.l.c.,openedBelfastHouse,a30-bedresidentialagedcarefacility,onthe19thMay.thisbuildingwasconstructedatacost$2million.
1998
MoyneHealthServicesestablishedPortFairyMedicalclinicnexttotheDaycarecentre,inpartnershipwithSackvilleclinicmedicalpractitioners,atacostof$325,000.
a$1.9millionredevelopmentofMoyneyanaHostelincludedthefollowing:
• 10-placedementiaunit,
• dining/activitiesarea(theWoodruproom).
2000
thePortFairyHospital,BelfastHouseandMoyneyanaHouseandassociatedservicesbecameMoyneHealthServices.
2001
thefollowingcapitalprojectswerecompleted:
• frontofthehospitalwasreturnedtoaheritagefacade,
• acoveredlinkwasputinplacetointegratetheservicesandtheacutewing,and
• administrationareaswererenovated.
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viCtORiA’sOldEstCOuNtRYHOsPitAlWitHOvER160YEARsOfsERviCEtOOuRCOMMuNitY
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Our Contemporary Health Service still has its’ original heritage listed facade.
Circa 1855
Circa 1875
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leadership & Governance
thisyearweweredelightedtohave
MrDantehanMP,FederalMember
forWannon,asourguestspeakerat
ourannualGeneralMeeting(aGM).
Mrtehanspokeabouttheinfluenceof
canberrapoliticsonruralcommunities
andislookingforwardtoadvocating
onbehalfofruralcommunities.
MHShasestablishedaStrategic
WorkingGrouptopreparefor
masterplanning.thisinvolves
preparingabuildingdevelopment
planforthenext10years.MHS
anticipatestenderingtheMasterPlan
briefinearly2012.theMasterPlan
willbefundedentirelybyMHS.We
believethatamasterplanisintegral
tomaintainingasustainablehigh
qualityhealthcareservicetoour
community.
thisyearweappointedDrBruce
WartonasourDirectorofMedical
Services.Brucehasawealthof
experienceandhasassistedMHSin
establishingitstermsofreference
andimprovingourcredentialsand
privilegesprocesses.Wearedelighted
thatBrucehasjoinedourteamand
lookforwardtohiscontributions.
MHSimplementedthe
recommendationsarisingfromDr
JennyBartlett’sJune,2010clinical
Governanceandcredentialand
Privilegesreview.Werevisedour
committeesstructuresandcombined
clinicalGovernanceandQuality
intoaGovernance,Qualityandrisk
committee.thisinitiativewillavoid
duplicationandassistindeveloping
anenterprisewideapproachtorisk
management.
MHSparticipatedintheaustralian
HealthGovernancebenchmarking
project,whichprovideduswith
anopportunitytocomparatively
benchmarkourgovernanceprocesses
withothervictorianhealthcare
agencies.theprocesshasbeen
instructiveandprovideduswith
somefeedbacktofurtherrefineour
governancepractices.
Quality service improvement and
risk management
MHSinacollaborativerelationship
withWesternDistrictHealth
Service,PortlandDistrictHospital
andHeywoodHealthServicehas
appointedrSMBirdcameronas
ourinternalauditorsuntil30th
June,2014.Welookforwardto
developinganinternalauditplan
thatwillfurtherenhanceourinternal
controlenvironment.
MHSinstalledaroofsafetysystem
atatotalcostof$10,000toimprove
contractorsafety.Weareconfident
thatthisprecautionarymeasurewill
ensurethesafetyofemployeesand
contractorsrequiredtoconductrepairs
whilstworkingontheroofstructures.
Wehaveexperiencedalongand
drawnoutprocessinattemptingto
concludethewaterriskmanagement
project.inDecember,2010MHS
engagedGHDconsultingtoassistus
indevelopingariskmanagementand
awaterqualitymanagementplan.
Unfortunatelyourprogresshasbeen
frustratedbythecomplexityofthe
rainwaterinfrastructure.Weexpect
thatthismatterwillberesolvedby
theendoftheyear.MHShashad
arainwaterharvestingprogramin
placefordecades.However,wemust
ensurethattherainwaterharvesting
andmonitoringisinaccordancewith
StateGovernmentPublicHealthPolicy
andrelevantlegislation.
thisyearweachievedanoutstanding
acHSaccreditationresultwith11
‘extendedachievements’andthree
successfulagedcaresupportvisits.i
wouldliketocongratulateourstaff
fortheirdedicationandtenacityin
achievingtheseoutstandingresults.
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DeVelopinG our people
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David leechiefexecutiveofficer
Geoff YoulPresident
Belfast House
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MHSachievedanemployeesatisfactionscoreof72.81%againstan“allhighcare“industrymeanof78.89%.
MHSachievedanemployeesatisfactionscoreof72.81%againstan“alllowcare”industrymeanof80.09%.MHSiscurrentlyconsideringarangeofsolutionstoimproveouremployeesatisfactionscores.
Financial sustainability
thisyear’sdeficitaftercapitalresultof$638,239isdirectlyattributedtothelargedepreciationexpenditurerelatedtoavaluationofMHSlandandbuildings.However,weachievedasurplusbeforecapitalof$216,417.
MHShasconcernsabouttheimpactofthecommonwealthGovernment’scarbonPriceinJuly,2012withananticipatedincreaseinutilitycosts
andgoodsandservices.thisislikelytoimpactonourfinancialperformanceinfutureyears.Wearecurrentlyascertainingopportunitiesforreducingservicecoststoimproveourfinancialviability.
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Demand for aged care beds has declined
Demandforhighcarebedshascontinuedtosoftenthroughouttheyear.Highcarebedshavedecreased8%inthelastthreeyears.notethedeclineinoccupancyratesintheperiodfromJanuarytoMarch.
ourlowcarebedoccupancyrateshavealsodeclinedinthelastyear.lowcarebedshavedecreased6%overthelastthreeyears.
MHSwillcontinuetoexperiencecompetitiveresidentialagedcareoccupancypressuresasthedemandforcommunityagedcareservicesislikelytoincreaseovertime.
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separations 2010/11 2009/10 2008/09 2007/08 2006/07
Sameday 85 40 95 109 53
Multiday 416 454 435 440 487
totalseparations 501 494 535 549 540
Publicseparations 364 391 339 418 403
totalWeiS 442.98 448.97 434.24 449.6 444.59
Separationsperavailablebed 33.4 32.9 35.6 36.6 36
total bed days 2,460 2,705 2,560 2,463 2,628
non admitted patients 2010/11 2009/10 2008/09 2007/08 2006/07
emergencyMedicaltreatment 5,436 7,172 7,693 7,267 6,276
outpatientServices(alliedHealth&radiology)-nonDva 1,915 1,480 1,807 3,705 3,193
outpatientServices(alliedHealth&radiology)-Dva 11 31 24
total occasions of service 7,351 8,652 9,511 11,003 9,493
theaverageoccupancyratesoverthelastfiveyearshavefluctuatedbetween45%and49%.WecontinuetoexperienceseasonalvariationssuchasthechristmasperiodandPortFairyFolkFestivalinwhichthereisaconsiderabledemandforourservices.
service indicators
notethedecreaseinthenumberofemergencymedicaltreatmentpresentations.thisdecreaseisduetoimprovementsinourdataintegrityandcollection.
Facilities, equipment and technology
thisyearweimplementedourhybridvehiclestrategy.Weareprogressivelyreplacingoursmallvehiclefleet,asfaraspracticable,withhybridvehicles.Webelievethatthisinitiativewillreduceourcarbonemissionsbyanestimated30%.
MHShasnowestablisheditsessentialservicesmaintenanceprogramandisconfidentthatitssystemsandprocessescanprovideassurancethatessentialservicesarebeingmaintainedinaccordancewithregulatoryrequirements.
Weweredelightedtoreceive$58,842.20fromthePortFairyFolkFestival(PFFF)forthepurchaseofa
communitybus.thePFFFhasprovidedfundingassistancetoMHSovermanyyearsandweappreciatetheirsupport.MHSwillalsopurchaseabusfortheresidentialagedcareservices.
thisyearwereceived$50,000invictorianStateGovernmentfundingtoupgradetheBelfastHousehotwaterservices.WeappreciatetheDepartmentofHealth’ssupportinfundingourinfrastructureupgrades.theseGovernmentfundswillassistMHSintheimplementationofitsenvironmentstrategy.otherimprovementsinclude:
• therenovationofccSDareatoimproveinfectioncontrolprocessesandaddressthe2007acHSrecommendationatacostof$30,000.
• thecompletionofthe‘makeover’oftheMoyneyanaHostelconservatoryatatotalcostof$30,000.congratulationstoKatharinaredford(formeragedcareServicesManager)andherteamfortheircommitmentinsourcingfundsforthisproject.
MHShascontinuedtoaddressthenormanDisneyyoungFireSafetyauditrecommendations.theProjecthastakenfouryearstocompleteatatotalcostof$781,077.intotalMHSreceived$350,000inStateGovernmentfunding.itwasnecessaryforustocompletethefireriskmanagementworksinordertoassureourcommunityandclientsthatweareprovidingasafeenvironment.
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2010-2011 0.8995 0.9746 0.9256 0.9243 0.9558 0.9076 0.8927 0.8695 0.9231 0.9115 0.8896 0.9391
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
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2010-2011 0.953 0.927 0.943 0.959 0.923 0.962 0.923 0.908 0.863 0.874 0.84 0.872
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2010-2011 0.8995 0.9746 0.9256 0.9243 0.9558 0.9076 0.8927 0.8695 0.9231 0.9115 0.8896 0.9391
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
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2010-2011 0.953 0.927 0.943 0.959 0.923 0.962 0.923 0.908 0.863 0.874 0.84 0.872
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Building effective relationships
thisyearweappointedaneventManager,JennyBoyertoassistuswiththeWoody’sMurraytoMoyne.Jennyisanexperiencedgraphicsartistandhasexperienceinmarketingandprojectmanagement.Welookforwardtohercontributionsinhelpingustoimproveourpromotionoftheevent.
thisyear’sMurraytoMoyneeventraised$72,961.DrDennisnaphineMPpresentedtheGrahamWoodrupMemorialawardtoFrankcarlusfromtheBetterHealthchannelteam.Frankiscreditedwithpromotingmanycommunitycausesandwecongratulatehimforthisachievement.
Wecontinuetobuildandmaintaineffectiverelationshipswithourclients,thecommunity,donors,DepartmentofHealth,staffandmanyotherMHSstakeholders.WearecontinuallyreviewingourcommunicationsstrategytoensurethatourstakeholdersareawareofMHSinitiatives.
our Auxiliaries, Volunteers and Donors
MHSisexceedinglyprivilegedtohavethesupportoftheauxiliariesandvolunteers.theyambukHospital,theFriendsofMoyneyanaHouseandthePortFairyHospitalauxiliariescontinuetoprovidetirelesssupporttoourservice.We
areverygratefulandthankthemsincerelyfortheirmanyefforts.
thisyearPortFairyladiesauxiliaryprovidedadonationof$7,000,yambukHospitalauxiliaryprovidedadonationof$19,000andFriendsofMoyneyanaHousedonationof$34,418.18.
ourvolunteerscontinuetoprovideinvaluableservicetoourclients.ourstaffcouldnotpossiblyachieveallthattheydowithoutthededicationandsupportofourvolunteers.
Future Directions
• completetheMasterPlan.
• PrepareforagedcareaccreditationinSeptember,2012.
• DevelopanenvironmentStrategytoreduceMHS‘greenhousegasemissions’.
• explore‘subacute’careservicespartnershipwithSouthWestHealthcare.
• implementaPatientManagementSystematMHStointegrateacutecareandcommunitycare.
Acknowledgements
onbehalfoftheBoardwewouldliketosincerelythankthedonors,auxiliaries,volunteers,GeneralPractitioners,staff,contractors,suppliersandthecommunityfortheirsupportandassistancethroughouttheyear.
Welookforwardtoanothersuccessfulyearinfurtherconsolidatinghealthcareserviceoperationsinpreparationforstrategicgrowthandopportunities.
responsible Bodies Declaration
inaccordancewiththefinancialManagement Act 1994,wearepleasedtopresentthereportonoperationsforMoyneHealthServicefortheyearending30thJune,2011.
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President
Davidlee
chiefexecutiveofficer
22ndaugust,2011
utility 2011 2010 +/- % Change
electricity 807 772 5
naturalgas 414 413 0.2
environmental performance
Wehavemanagedtomaintainourutilitieswithinanacceptablerange.inthenextyear,wewillbeworkinghardtoreduceourelectricityusage.
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2011 2010 2009 2008
There has been a 5% decline in residential aged care occupancy rates in the last year and
an 8% decline since 2008.
Moyneyana House Occupancy Bed Days Trend
16500
17000
17500
18000
18500
19000
2011 2010 2009 2008
This occupancy rate figure is inclusive of respite bed days. There has been a 5% decline
in residential aged care occupancy rates in the last year and 6% decline since 2008.
Victorian patient Satisfaction Monitor (VPSM ) Results
70 75 80 85 90 95
Discharge and Follow -up
Physical Environment
Complaints Management
Treatment and RelatedInformation
General Patient Information
Access and Admission
Overall Care
Consumer Participation
All Hospitals Category D Hospitals Moyne Health Services
Belfast House occupancy Bed Day trends
therehasbeena5%declineinresidentialagedcareoccupancyratesinthelastyearandan8%decline
since2008.
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Belfast House Occupancy Bed Days Trend
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2011 2010 2009 2008
There has been a 5% decline in residential aged care occupancy rates in the last year and
an 8% decline since 2008.
Moyneyana House Occupancy Bed Days Trend
16500
17000
17500
18000
18500
19000
2011 2010 2009 2008
This occupancy rate figure is inclusive of respite bed days. There has been a 5% decline
in residential aged care occupancy rates in the last year and 6% decline since 2008.
Victorian patient Satisfaction Monitor (VPSM ) Results
70 75 80 85 90 95
Discharge and Follow -up
Physical Environment
Complaints Management
Treatment and RelatedInformation
General Patient Information
Access and Admission
Overall Care
Consumer Participation
All Hospitals Category D Hospitals Moyne Health Services
moyneyana House occupancy Bed Days trend
thisoccupancyratefigureisinclusiveofrespitebeddays.therehasbeena5%declineinresidential
agedcareoccupancyratesinthelastyearanda6%declinesince2008.
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Belfast House Occupancy Bed Days Trend
940096009800
10000102001040010600
1080011000
2011 2010 2009 2008
There has been a 5% decline in residential aged care occupancy rates in the last year and
an 8% decline since 2008.
Moyneyana House Occupancy Bed Days Trend
16500
17000
17500
18000
18500
19000
2011 2010 2009 2008
This occupancy rate figure is inclusive of respite bed days. There has been a 5% decline
in residential aged care occupancy rates in the last year and 6% decline since 2008.
Victorian patient Satisfaction Monitor (VPSM ) Results
70 75 80 85 90 95
Discharge and Follow -up
Physical Environment
Complaints Management
Treatment and RelatedInformation
General Patient Information
Access and Admission
Overall Care
Consumer Participation
All Hospitals Category D Hospitals Moyne Health Services
Victorian patient satisfaction monitor (Vpsm) results
ourvPSMresults,asatDecember2010,showthatwehaveoutperformedsimilar-sizedhospitalsacross
allservicecategories.
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Cash flows from operating activities
Cash Flows from operating Activities
therehasbeenadeclineincashflowfromoperationactivitiesrelatedtoinvestmentofcash
intotermdeposits.
MoyneHealthServicesachievedanetsurplusresultbeforecapitalandspecificitemsof$216,147(2010:$210,846)fortheyearp40.
surplus
thetotalrevenuefortheyearis$11,987,915(2010:$10,946,450)p40.
thetotalexpenditurewas$12,626,154(2010:$11,172,964)p40.
liquidity
MoyneHealthServiceshasworkingcapitalof-$281,958(2010:-$45,738).thismeansthattheentitycurrentlyhas$281,958incurrentliabilitiesinexcessofcurrentassetsp41.
thecurrentassetratiodecreasedfrom0.99(2010)to0.97(2011).thisamountstoa2%declineinthecurrentassetratio.
investments
thevalueofMoyneHealthServicesinvestmentsatyearendwas$7.37million(2010:$5.96million).thisrepresents24%improvementonthepreviousyearrelatedtoadditionalaccommodationbondsplacedintermdepositinvestments.
Cash Flow
MoyneHealthServicesgeneratedacashflowdeficitfromoperationsof$21,550(2010:$492,496)andanetdecreaseincashheldof$203,014(2010:$808,000).
BAlAnCe sHeet
Assets
totalassetsare$27.769million(2010:$27.916million)aslightincreaseof$146,300incomparisontothepreviousyear.
murray to moyne Fundraising
liabilities
totalliabilitiesincreasedfrom$8.78million(2010)to$9.27million(2011)asaresultofanincreaseinaccommodationbondliabilitiesandemployeeprovisionsp41.
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Fire risk management Works
nicholsonconstructionsPtyltd $431,732.21
exovaWarrington $ 26,444.00
totAl $ 458,176.21
Financials ($000) 2010/11 2009/10 2008/09 2007/08 2006/07
totalrevenue 11,723 10,292 9,616 9,090 8,198
totalexpenses 11,507 10,081 9,740 8,791 8,549
operatingsurplus(loss)before
capitalandspecificitems 216 211 (124) 299 (351)
totalassets 27,769 27,916 27,880 23,130 21,133
totalliabilities 9,269 8,778 8,529 6,580 5,250
equity 18,500 19,138 19,351 16,550 15,883
Financial summary
SpecifiedStateGovernmentcapitalGrantsof$142,352wereprovidedforthefollowingprojects.
Capital expenditure
significant items of capital expenditure (exceeding $100,000) for the year included:
‘Cash & Cash Equivalents’ decreased and ‘Other Financial Assets’ increased as a result of investing Accommodation Bonds and cash assets into Term Deposits. MHS also had a net bond cash outflow of approximately $760,000. Refer to Financial Notes 5 & 7. Current liability provisions remained relatively stable due to an improvement in the management of employee annual leave liabilities. Other liabilities has further increased in connection with an increase in accommodation bonds. Refer to Financial Statements Note 14.
Eventssubsequenttobalancedate,whichmanyhaveasignificantEffectontheOperationsoftheEntityinsubsequentYears.
therewerenoeventssubsequentto30thJune,2011thatwillhaveamaterialimpactonMoyneHealthServiceoperations.refertoFinancialnote24.
Future directions
• toimprovetheuseofthepowerbudgetsoftwarebylinemanagersforfinancialanalysis.
• tocontinuetorefinethefinancialreportsandkeyperformanceindicators(KPi’s).
• toimprovethefinancialviabilityofMHSanditsrelianceoncommunityfundraisingevents.
2010/11 2010/11 Variance Actual Budget $000 $000 $000
totalrevenue 11,723 10,477 1,246
totalexpenditure 11,507 10,369 (1,138)
Surplus(Deficit)Beforecapital&Specificitems 216 108 108
capitalincome(lesscapitalpurposeexpenditure) 243 328 (85)
Depreciation 1,098 1,085 (13)
netresultfortheyear (638) (649) 10
budgetaryObjectivesfor2010/11andPerformanceagainstthoseObjectives
2010/11 2009/10 +/- % Change $000
cash&cashequivalents 56 1,204 -95
otherFinancialassets 7,371 5,964 24
Provisions 1,382 1,422 3
otherliabilities 6,708 5,993 12
summaryofsignificantChangesinfinancialPositionduring2010/11
infrastructureGrantforinstallationofSolarWaterSystemtoBelfastHousenursingHome $50,000
agedcareannualProvisions $30,000
SrHSenrollednurse(Div2) $36,852
agedcareMinorcapital $10,000
DementiaFriendlyenvironment $4,500
GreeningHospitalsGrant $11,000
totAl $142,352
totalrevenue $124,148
totalexpenses $51,187
surplus $72,961
state Government specified Grants
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Geoff YoulPresident
Geoff is President of the
Yambuk Recreational Reserve
Committee, Trustee Port Fairy
Public Cemetery Trust and
Vice President South West
District Rifle Association.
Geoff is a primary producer
based in Yambuk.
terms of appointment
01.01.00–30.06.13
Board Committees
• executive(chair)
• auditandrisk
• executiveremuneration
andGovernance
• MurraytoMoyne
(amajorfundraisingevent)
Charlie BlackwoodSeniorvicePresident
BachelorofveterinaryScience
(SydneyUniversity),MacvSc
Charlie is a Partner in the
Warrnambool Veterinary Clinic
located in Port Fairy. President
of Port Fairy Consolidated
School Council.
terms of appointment
25.11.04–30.06.11
Board Committees
• executive
susan KewleyJuniorvicePresident
advancedDiplomaofBusiness
(Humanresources)
Susan is employed by
Moyne Shire as the Human
Resources Coordinator and
has experience in public sector
Governance, Strategic Planning
and Policy Development.
MemberoftheMoyneShire
arts&culturecommittee
andmemberofthePortFairy
Bookclub.
terms of appointment
01.11.05–30.06.11
Board Committees
• executive
• executiveremuneration&
Governancecommittee
(chair)
• Marketingand
communications
Kerrie robertson
DipappliedSocialSciences-
WelfareStudies,assocDip
Familytherapy
Kerrie is a Social Worker and
Family Counsellor in private
practice.
terms of appointment
24.10.02-30.06.11
Board Committees
• occupationalHealthand
Safety
• Governance,Qualityand
risk(chair)
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eda ritchie Am
aMusa,GradDipBusiness
Board member of Port
Fairy Spring Music Festival,
Melbourne University
Publishing, Ian Potter Museum
of Art, Hillview Quarries Pty
Ltd. Trustee of the RE Ross
Trust and Council Member
University of Melbourne .
terms of appointment
27.11.03–30.06.12
Board Committees
• Marketingand
communications(chair)
David ryan
Ba,llB
David is a Solicitor. In addition
to his own legal practice,
he works as a solicitor for
South West Community Legal
Centre and the Department of
Human Services as a Disability
Worker. David is a committee
member with the Multicultural
Development Unit of
Community Connections.
terms of appointment
01.11.95–30.06.13
Board Committees
• Governance,Quality
andrisk
• MurraytoMoyne
richard Walter Am
Bcomm,MtrP(Melb),
MrP(Penn)
Richard is Independent Chair
of the Moyne Shire Audit
Committee.
terms of appointment
1.07.08-30.06.11
Board Committees
• auditandrisk
• executiveremuneration
andGovernance
peter o’Keeffe
Peter is the Director of
Global Power Design. He was
formerly Facilities Manager at
South West College of TAFE.
Peter’s interests include Folk
Festival-Construction Crew
(30 years), Red Cross-Disaster
Relief Plan (Water purification)
and golf.
terms of appointment
01.11.95–30.06.12
Board Committees
• executive
• auditandrisk(chair)
• occupationalHealthand
Safety(chair)
ralph leutton
MSc(UQ)
Ralph is a self-employed
lobbyist, facilitator and trainer.
He sits on a number of National
Boards representing vocational
education and training.
ralphhasvastexperiencein
management,researchand
teaching.
terms of appointment
1.07.10–30.06.13
Board Committees
• environment(chair)
thisStatementsetsoutthemaingovernancepracticesinoperationthroughoutthefinancialyear.
Accountability
theBoardassumesresponsibilityandisaccountablefortheeffectivenessofcorporategovernancepracticesandthemanagementofMoyneHealthServices(MHS).
theBoardhasbeenabletoachieverobustgovernancethroughprovidingeffectiveleadershipandbringingindependentjudgementtodecisionsaffectingtheoperationsoftheMHS.
theBoardhasaGovernancecharterwhichoutlinesthefunctionsandresponsibilitiesoftheMHSBoard.
toassisttheBoardincarryingoutitsfunctionsandresponsibilities,theBoardhasestablishednineboardcommittees:
• auditandrisk;
• executiveremunerationandGovernance;
• Governance,Qualityandrisk;
• MurraytoMoyne;
• Medicalappointments;
• Marketingandcommunications;
• environment;
• occupationalHealthandSafety;andexecutive.
thecommitteesoperateinaccordancewithaclearcharterandproceduresforreportingtotheBoard.
theBoarddelegatesresponsibilityfortheoperationalmanagementandadministrationofMHStothechiefexecutiveofficer(ceo).otherthanmattersspecificallyreservedfortheattentionoftheBoard,themanagementofMHSisformallydelegatedtotheceo.thelevelsofauthorityandresponsibilityformanagementaredocumentedinaninstrumentofDelegationestablishedbytheBoard.
theceoprovidesamonthlyreporttotheBoardonMHS’performance.theBoardhasanannualGovernanceagendawhichprovidesdetailsonthecontentandfrequencyofgovernanceitems.
BoardmemberscharlieBlackwood,SusanKewley,KerrierobertsonandrichardWalterhavebeenre-appointedtotheBoardfrom1stJuly,2011to30thJune,2014.
therewerenomeetingsoftheenvironment,executiveorMarketingandcommunicationscommitteesthroughouttheperiod.
transparency
MHSisapublicbodyincorporatedundertheHealthservicesAct1988 (Vic).
Boardmembersarenon-executivememberswhoareappointedbythevictorianMinisterforHealth.Boardmembersaregenerallyappointedforatermofthreeyears.
theBoard’sGovernancestructureisregulatedbytheHealthservices Act 1988andthePublicAdministration Act 2004.
therolesoftheBoardPresidentandtheceoarenotperformedbythesameindividual.
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theBoardhasanexecutiveremunerationandGovernancecommitteewhoseresponsibilitiesincludethenominationtotheMinisterofprospectiveboardmembersandappraisingtheperformanceoftheBoard,Boardcommitteesandtheceo.theexecutiveremunerationandGovernancecommitteehasa‘charter’thatclearlysetsoutitsrolesandresponsibilities.
MHSiscommittedtoensuringthatallnewBoardmembersareprovidedwithathoroughinductionandtrainingprograms.
theseprogramscover:
• informationonthepublichealthsectorinvictoria.
• impactofrelevantlegislationontheroleoftheMHSGoverningBoard.
• informationabouttheMHS.
• Boardprocedures.
• care,skillanddiligenceobligations;and
• theenvironmentinwhichtheMHSgoverningBoardoperates(eg.governmentpolicies,businesscontextetc.).
MHShasaBoardofManagementinductionprocesstoensurethatnewBoardmembersareprovidedwithacomprehensiveoverviewofthestructure,operationsandpoliciesofMHS.
role of the Ceo
theceoofMHSisresponsibleforexecutingtheMHSstrategicplanandthedaytodaymanagementoftheorganisation.theMHSBoardreliesontheceofortheformalreportingoftheperformanceoftheMHSandforinformalcommunicationbetweenmeetings.
theceoprovidesamonthlyreporttotheBoardcovering:
• Progressinimplementingmediumandlongtermstrategicplans;
• Financialmanagementandincidentreporting;
• ProgressinimplementingthebusinessplansforMHSincludingagainstKPis;and
• SituationswhichwillormayinvolvefutureBoarddecisions,sothattheMHSBoardisfullyinformedandcanprepareformakingthedecision,whenthetimecomes.
theceoensuresafull,timelyandaccurateflowofmanagementinformationtotheMHSBoardandadvisestheBoardofthemajorissuesaffectingtheorganisation.
theceohasaGovernmentSectorexecutiveremunerationPanel(GSerP)contractsettingoutduties,responsibilitiesandconditionsofservice.
theceo’sperformanceisevaluatedandmonitoredbytheexecutiveremunerationandGovernancecommittee.theevaluationinvolvesanassessmentofarangeofkeyindividualandserviceperformanceindicatorsfortheMHS.aperformanceevaluationwasinitiatedfortheyearunderreview.
open Disclosure standard
MHShasadoptedthe‘openDisclosureStandard’(oDS).therearenineprinciples:
• opennessandtimelinessofcommunication.
• acknowledgement.
• expressionofregret.
• recognitionofthereasonableexpectationsofpatientsandtheirsupportperson.
• Staffsupport.
• integratedriskManagementandSystemimprovement.
• GoodGovernance.
• confidentiality,and
• legalconsideration.
risk management and liability
MHSBoardmembersunderstandtheirrisksandliabilitiesandexerciseareasonabledegreeofcare,skillanddiligenceincarryingouttheirroles.
theBoarddeterminesMHS’‘riskprofile’andisresponsibleforapprovingtheorganisation’sriskmanagementstrategyandpolicies,regulatorycomplianceandtheinternalcontrolenvironment.
theresponsibilityforassessingandmonitoringtheeffectivenessofriskmanagementandinternalcontrolsfortheMHSisdelegatedtotheceoandexecutivemanagement.
MHSmustaddressawidevarietyofrisks.MHS’riskmanagementprogramissupportedbyanauditandriskcommittee,Quality&riskManager,Governance,QualityandriskcommitteeandoccupationalHealthandSafetycommitteeandariskManagementPolicy.
DuringtheyearunderreviewMHSengagedanumberofconsultantstoverifyandassessspecificrisks:
• exovaWarringtonFirecontinuedtoprovidefiresafetyandbuildingcomplianceassessmentsinrelationtothemattersidentifiedinthenDyFireSafetyre-auditdatedMay,2007,and
• australianaccountingSolutionsBendigo(aaSB)conductedinternalauditsoftheinternalfinancialcontrolenvironment.
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Board Audit and risk
Governance, Quality & risk
medical Appointments
murray to moyne
occupational Health and
safety
executive remuneration & Governance
Geoff Youl President
9of10 4of4 2of2 7of10 1of1
Charlie Blackwood Senior Vice President
8of10
susan Kewley Junior Vice President
8of10 1of1
David ryan 9of10 5of5 8of10
richard Walter 8of10 3of4 2of2 1of1
ralph leutton 8of10
peter o’Keeffe 9of10 4of4 3of6
eda ritchie 8of10 1of1
Kerrie robertson 5of10 3of5 2of6
meeting Attendances
#theBoardhasgrantedKerrierobertsonleaveofabsenceforaperiodoffourmonthscommencing28thapril,2011.
inteGritY
Code of ethics
ProfessionalismrequiresthatMHS’Boardhavea‘codeofethicsandGoodconduct’andpolicieson‘conflictsofinterest’whichdescribetheethicalstandardsBoardmembersarerequiredtomaintain.
the‘codeofethicsandGoodconduct’isbaseduponthe “Code of Conduct for Victorian Public Sector Employees (No1) (2007)”
itistheBoard’sobjectivethatalldealingswithstaff,withclientsincludingpatientsandresidents,withregulatoryauthoritiesandwiththecommunityshouldbeconductedfairly,honestly,diligentlyandinaccordancewithapplicablelaws.anydeparturefromsuchpracticeistreatedveryseriously.
MHSpromotesthePublicSectorvaluesof:responsiveness, integrity, impartiality, accountability, respect, leadership, human rights, ethical consideration and redress.
Conflicts of interest
theBoardisconsciousofitsobligationstoensurethatBoardmembersavoidconflictsofinterestbetweenMHSandtheirowninterests.Boardmembersmustdeclarethenatureandextentoftheirinterests.adeclarationofinterestsisastandingagendaitematallBoardandBoardcommitteemeetings.theceomaintainsaregisterofBoardmemberpecuniaryinterestsandaregisterofrelatedpartytransactions.
allBoardmembershavemadetherequireddeclarationsfortheyearunderreview.
CharterofHumanRightsandResponsibilities Act 2006
thechartercameintooperationon1stJan,2006andsetsouthumanrights.MHSisrequiredtoactinaccordancewiththecharter.thechartercontains20rightsthatreflectbasicprinciplesoffreedom,respect,equalityanddignity.
stewardship
throughtheceotheBoardhasoverallresponsibilityforensuringtheintegrityoftheMHSsystemsofinternalcontrol.thesesystemsaredesignedtoensureeffectiveandefficientoperations,includingfinancialreportingandcompliancewithlawsandregulations,withaviewtomanagingtheriskoffailuretoachievebusinessobjectives.itmustberecognised,however,thatinternalcontrolsystemscanprovideonlyreasonableandnotabsoluteassuranceagainsttheriskofmaterialloss.
theBoardreviewstheeffectivenessoftheinternalcontrolsystemsandriskmanagementonanongoingbasis,andensuresthatrisksaremonitoredthroughtheauditandriskcommittee.theBoardregularlyreceivesinformationaboutthefinancialpositionandperformanceofMHS.
theBoardhasanauditandriskcommittee.thecommittee’schairisnotthesameastheBoardofManagementchair.
theauditandriskcommitteemeetsfourtimesperyearandhasa‘charter’.
accountingandauditSolutionsBendigo(aaSB)assiststheBoardbyprovidinganinternalauditservice.
theceo,FinanceandQualityandriskManagersattendtheauditandriskcommitteemeetings.aaSBandtheexternalauditorcoffeyHunt&co(victorianauditor-General)mayattendatthediscretionofthecommittee.
theminutesofeachmeetingarereviewedatsubsequentmeetingsoftheBoardandthechairofthecommitteesreportsonthecommittee’sconclusionsandrecommendations.
theexternalauditor,coffeyHunt&coisappointedbythevictorianauditor-Generaloffice(vaGo).
Forannualaccountsreleasedpublically,theBoardchair,ceoandchiefFinancialofficersign-offontheannualdeclarationinaccordancewithStandingDirection4.2.ofthefinancialManagement Act 1994.
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leADersHip
strategic leadership
MHShasestablishedKeyresultareas(Kra).theceoprovidesamonthlyoperatingreportagainsteachoftheKratotheBoard.
theBoardofManagementmember’sbiographies,theirtermofofficeandinformationabouttheirskills,experience,qualificationsandspecialresponsibilitiesarelistedonpp18,19.
thisgovernancestatementreflectsthegovernancearrangementsinplaceatMHS.
Geoffyoul
BoardofManagement-President
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large projects in which there are community expectations
large projects (>$100,000) Comment Cost
FireriskManagementWorks The Victorian State Government contributed $350,000 towards the costs of the upgrade.
$458,176.21
MHSacknowledgesthatithassignificantstakeholders.ourstakeholdersincluderesidents,patients,staff,volunteers,relatives,theDepartmentofHealthandthewidercommunity.MHShasacommunicationsStrategyinplace.MHScontinuestoimproveitscommunicationswithstakeholders.
L to R: Dr Dennis Napthine MP, State Member for Southwest; Mr Dan Tehan MP, Federal
Member for Wannon; Mr Geoff Youl, Board of Management President and Mr David
Lee, Chief Executive Officer following the 2010 Annual General Meeting.
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Belinda Westlake
BappSc(HiM).Mae(Melb),FaaQH
Health information, Quality and risk manager
• appointedoctober,2002.
• responsibleforthemanagementofhealthinformation,qualityandriskprograms.
• BelindaholdsthepositionofchairoftheBarwonSouthWestQualityadvisorycommittee.
• PresidentofthevictorianHealthcareQualityassociation.
Glenis Dean
rncertificateofPeri-operativeServices
Aged Care services manager
• appointedMay,2011.
• responsibleforthemanagementofresidentialandcommunityagedcareservices.
• extensiveexperienceincriticalcarenursingandprojectmanagement.
pauline mcGee
rnrM
primary and Community Care manager
• appointedMarch,2008.
• responsibleforthecoordinationoftheprimaryandcommunitycareservices.
• Paulinehasabackgroundinprimaryandcommunityhealthsectorincludingyouth,women’shealthandcommunityhealtheducation.
• MemberoftheSouthWestPrimarycarePartnershipexecutivecommitteeandmemberofregionalallianceofmentalHealthPromotion.
David lee
Bnurs(QUt),Mcomm(UQ)PGDipcSP,MaicD
Chief executive officer
• appointedJuly,2007.
• responsiblefortheoveralloperationofMoyneHealthServices.
• extensiveexperienceinthearmedforces,nursingandhealthmanagement.
• MemberofSWarHexecutivecommittee,DepartmentofHealthQualityreferencecommitteeandcharteredSecretariesnationalPublicSectorGovernancecommittee.
Dr Bruce Warton rFD
MB,BS,Hons(Monash),BHa(UnSW),FrcSed,FrcoG,FranZcoG,FracMa,aFacHSM,cHe,DtM&H(JcU),GradDipHealthandMedicallaw(Melb).
Director of medical services
• appointedJanuary,2011.
• responsibleforassistingwiththedevelopmentofrobustcredentialingandprivilegesandmedicalappointmentsprocesses.
• BrucehasextensiveexperienceasaDirectorofMedicalServicesandinthearmedforces.
• FormerlyDirectorofMedicalServicesatWesternDistrictHealthServiceandGoulburnvalleyHealth.
leigh parker
BBus(acc),aFcHSe
Finance and Human resources manager
• appointedMay,2008.
• responsibleforthemanagementoffinance,informationtechnology,humanresourcesandoccupationalhealthandsafety.
• FormerlyDeputyceoofterangandMortlakeHealthService.
• MemberoftheSWarHFinancecommitteeandtheFMiSoracleWorkingGroup.
Fran Kinnersly
r.n.Mrcna
Director of nursing
• appointedFebruary,2005.
• responsibleforthemanagementofnursingandclinicalservices.
• MemberoftheroyalcollegeofnursingandanactivememberofthesmallruralDirectorofnursingcommittee.
• Franhasextensiveexperienceinacuteandsurgicalnursingandmanagement.
• MemberBarwonSouthWestnursingexecutiveGroupandDepartmentofHealthPublicSectorresidentialagedcareleadershipGroup.
murray to moyne event manager
Board of management
Chief executive officer
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Finance & Human resources manager
o H & s Co-ordinator
Aged Care Admin manager
Admin manager
Admin staff
Health information & Quality manager
medical records Clerk
Clinical Coder
Food services manager
trade Cooks
Food service Assistants
maintenance services manager
maintenance officers
Domestic supervisor
Domestic service Assistants
Clinical support nurse
infection Control
Community Health Care
manager
District nurse
Adult Day & support services
primary Care staff
Director of nursing
ACFi and Documentation
Co-ordinator
Aged Care manager
nurse unit manager Acute
primary Care staff
Community Care staff
Director of medical services
Visiting medical officers
nursing staff & Care staff
CACps/eACH manager
Acute nursing staff
outpatients & emergency
pharmacy
MoyneHealthServices(MHS)iscommittedtothehealthandsafetyofallofitsemployees.Wearecommittedtoexemplarypracticesandseethisasanimportantpartofdeliveringhighstandardsofhealthcareservicestoourcommunity.
ManagementisaccountablefortheimplementationofMHSoccupationalHealthandSafety(oHS)PolicyandthisensureswemeetandexceedtheOccupationalHealthandsafetyAct 2004(vic)(theact)legislativerequirements.
ouroHSpoliciesandproceduresformthefoundationofourorganisation.theyaredevelopedwithouremployeesandreviewedregularlyandsignedoffbyourchiefexecutiveofficerformalisingourcommitmenttoourlegalandmoralobligations.thesedocumentsincludeimprovementtargets,measures,andinductiontrainingandconsultationstandards.
ouroHSconsultationprocessprovidesforactiveinvolvementofouremployeesandtheengagementofemployeesisthecornerstoneindevelopingoursystem.
thisyearMHShasfocusedonprovidingariskratingtoidentified
actionssothatprioritywasgiventothehighestratedrisk.
Achievements
• MaratingreceivedforacHSaccreditation.
• StreamlinedoHScommitteeagenda/MinuteswithriskratingsandanactionPlan.
• improvedourstafforientationprocessbydevelopingorientationchecklistsanddevelopinga‘buddy’shiftsystem.
• installedaworkingatheightssafetysystem.
• instigatedWorkHealthchecksforMHSstaff.MHShadareportedattendanceof33%oftotalstaff.
• redevelopedtheKitchenareabyinstallingaheightadjustablebenchandergonomicshelvinginthecoolroom.
• FormedanemergencyPlanningcommitteetoformaliseplansfordisastermanagementandreporttotheoHScommittee.
• Developedemergencyevacuationplansthroughoutthebuildings.
Contractor safety
MHShasidentifiedcontractorsafetyasahighriskarea.thusMHScontinuestodevelopriskreductioninitiativesandcontrols.thisyear,MHSdevelopedWorkingatHeightsandFallPreventionmeasurestominimisetherisksconnectedwithworkingatheights.MHShascontinuedtoimprovesiteinductionforallcontractorsandworktopermitssystems.
Consultancies
thisyearMHSengagedconsultanciesto:
• reviewouroHSPlan.
• reviewFireemergencyresponseManual.
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2010/2011 2009/2010 2008/2009 2007/2008 2006/2007
numberofinjuries 26 481
34 38 13
numberand/orratesofincidents 31 33 10 21 19
numberofWorkcoverclaims1
3 6 2 10 nil
costofinjuriestoMHS2
$3,715.45 $8,483.44 $213.05 $15,142 nil
Workcoverpremiums.3
$81,722 $74,740 $80,185 $57,179 $89,844
Note the relationship between reported injury and incident rates in 2008/09. Typically, the incident rates should be higher than the rate of injuries. MHS has steadily improved its incident reporting rates.
WorkCover Claims
1includes17reportedgastroenteritisepisodes.
2includesminorandstandardclaims.
3FiguresareinclusiveofGSt.
nature of injury 2010/2011 2009/2010 2008/2009 2007/2008 2006/2007
Back 2 2 0 4 0
Strains(excludingback) 1 3 1 1 0
Fracture 0 0 0 0 0
openwound 0 0 1 1 0
Psychological 0 0 0 0 0
Softtissue 0 1 0 3 0
Superficial 0 0 0 1 0
occupationaloveruseSyndrome 0 0 0 0 0
other 0 0 0 0 0
totAl 3 6 2 10 0
WorkCover Claims by injury type
comparativedataintheabovetableisonlyavailableforthelastfiveyears.
2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013
numberofinjuries. 31 27 20
targetreduction(%) 5 20 40
target rates
thistableillustratesourtargetratesforthenexttwoyears.MHSaimstoachievea40%reductionininjuriesby2013.thisyearouractualrate(26)equatedwithourtargetrate(31).
2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013
QPSFireandemergencySafetyawareness 93% 95% 95%
MandatoryFireandemergencyattendances 90% 93% 95%
this year’s Qps Fire and emergency safety Awareness score was 98% against a target of 93%.
Trend for Rates over Insurance Year3.00%
2.00%
1.00%
0.00%
Average Premium Rate Weighted Average Industry Rate Claims Cost Rate
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Insurance Year
notetheincreaseinMHSPremiumrates.thisrelatestoanincreaseintheremunerationratesincalculatingpremiums.
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StaffmandatoryFireandemergencyin-serviceimprovedfrom50%(2003/04)to83%(2010/11).in the next three years we aim to improve attendances to 95%.
Audits and investigations
therewasoneWorksafesiteattendancefortheyearunderreview.WorksafeconductedanauditofthenoliftManualHandlingprogram.therewerenomajorissuesarisingfromtheaudit.
Future directions
• Developahigherawarenessofemergencyscenariosamongststaff.
• continuetoensureouressentialservicesmaintenance.
• ProvideappropriatetrainingandupdateopportunitiesforoHSrepresentativesandmanagement.
• ensurealloHSrepresentativesandManagementareeducatedaboutthenationalHarmonisationofoHSlawsinJanuary,2012.
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thisyearourBelfastHousestaffachievedaFireemergencycompetencyresultof97.8%againstameanscoreof93.29%.
ourMoyneyanaHousestaffachievedaFireemergencycompetencyresultof97.8%againstameanscoreof91.66%.
notetheconsistentimprovementinourBelfastHousefiresafetycompetencyscores.Wedidnotconducttestingin2009.
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thisyear’sMurraytoMoynewasanothergreatsuccess.inthemonthsprecedingtheWoody’sMurraytoMoyneweexperiencedwetweatherandfloodingthroughoutvictoria.thereforetherewasalotofdamagetovictorianroads.liaisingwithvicroadsandShireengineersalongthethreeroutesoftheeventwasparamounttoensuringasafeandsmoothpassageforthe1,200cycliststhatregisteredtoparticipateintheevent.
25th Anniversary
thisyearMHScelebratedthe25thanniversaryofWoody’sMurraytoMoyne.thecelebrationsbeganinFebruary,2011whenthecommitteeheldananniversarydinneratSt.Pat’sHall.SomeoftheoriginalcyclistswhorodethefirstMurraytoMoynewerepresentalongwithmanyotherswhohadparticipatedinpreviousyears.anauctiontookplaceofadonatedpaintingofanimpressionoftheMurraytoMoynebyJennyMccarthy.
new Booklet
thisyear,abookletwasdevelopedforbothcyclistsandsupportcrewparticipants.thepurposeofthebookletistoprovideinformationincludingrouteguidelines,rulesandregulations,tips,phonenumbersandcontactdetailsofkeypersonnelandgeneralinformationrelevanttotheride.thebookletwasdistributedinadvanceoftheeventtoassistteamsintheirpreparationfortheride.
Volunteers
volunteersareintegraltothesuccessoftheevent.thelionsclubsthroughouttheStatearewellentrenchedintheeventnowandassistthecyclistsfindingtheirwaythroughthemanytownsthroughoutthethreeroutes.onelionsclubevengoestothetroubleoffillinginthetraintrackswithsandso
thatthecyclistsgetasmoothcrossing.themotorcyclistsarealsodedicatedtothesafepassageofallcyclistsandvehiclesalongthe520kmsofthethreeroutes.therideDirectors,leadandrearvehicles,Medicalvehicles,HamiltonvolunteerGroupandPortFairyvolunteerGroupallvolunteertheirtimetoensuretheeventisasuccess.Successmeansasafeandenjoyableeventforallparticipants.Wewouldliketoexpressourgratitudetoallthevolunteerswhoassistedinanywaytomakethe25theventsucharewardingexperienceforthemanyparticipants.thankyou.
the Graham Woodrup memorial Award
thefollowingnominationswerereceivedfortheGrahamWoodrupMemorialaward:
• WinstonSilbereisenrepresentingHepburnHealthService.
• lesSollyrepresentingHopetounHospital.
• JamesBakerrepresentingroyalchildren’sHospital.
• JamesHaigrepresentingroyalchildren’sHospital.
• ronSommervillerepresentingWesternDistrictHealthService.
thewinneroftheawardwasMrFrankcarlusrepresentingtheBetterHealthchannelteam.theteamdonatedtheirfundsto“Westernchances”.
WecongratulateMr.carlusonhisachievements.
Committee members
mr. Jeff mclean,chairperson,rideDirectorandcommunications
mr. David ryan,vicechairperson,volunteerco-ordinatorPortFairy
ms Alecia Dodson,eventco-ordinatorandadministrator
mr. David lee,Hamiltonco-ordinator
mr. Bill Dalton,Sponsorshipandaccommodation
ms Hester Woodrup,Fundraising
ms Kate Winnen,MedialiaisonandPublicity
mr. errol Carter,co-ordinatorMotorcycleMarshalls
ms tanya murphy,Mapsandroutes
mr. Geoff Youl,MotorcycleMarshalls
mr. paul Bridgeford,Marketing,Media,Fundraising
mr. John Clue,Fundraising,leadvehicle
stAtistiCAl inFormAtion 2011
numberoforganisationssupportedthisyear 87
numberofriders 1,200
totalfundsraisedbyMoyneHealthServicesin2011 $72,961
ride History information
totalnumberofriderswhohaveparticipated 29,111
organisationswhohavebeenrepresented 1,726
estimatedfundsraisedforvictorianHealthagencies $16.25million
estimated funds raised for moyne Health services $1,307,222Murray to Moyne riders traveling along Gipps Street Bridge, Port Fairy to the finish line.
Mr Frank Carlus after receiving the 2011 Graham Woodrup Memorial Award.
WEtHANktHEfOllOWiNgsPONsORs
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aGagronomics
andrewKenna
anZBank
BarbaraShepherd
Beaches
c&Gnoble
commonwealthchampionshipSheepdogtrials
Doreeno’Grady
edaritchie
F&aHellier
FJFoundation
FriendsofMoyneyana
Godfreyamusements
GunterHerrmann
HeatherHolcombeMemorial
iftheShoeFits
iGaPortFairy
Jan&JurgenBraun
Janahadministration(KFc)
JoanPeace
Johnnottage
KevinHarris
l’edera
lionsclubofPortFairy
luone
MaryMcilroy
Max&anneHolmes
Mr.&Mrs.r.nayler
MrsS.Balmer
Mrs.J.Peace
Mrs.K.newland
oscarsWaterfrontBoutiqueHotel
Pearltrigger
PeterGoyFamilytrust
PortFairyHospitalladiesauxiliary
PortFairyHospitalyambukauxiliary
PortFairyroadhouse
PortFairyrSl
PortFairySeniorcitizens
PortFairy/Belfastlionsclub
rebecca’scafé
robDuke
rotaryclubofPortFairy
rudy’sBoxing
S&rMorrison
SeafoodsPolitis
Slitti
SouthWestrodders
thenobleFamily
tim&Jennyclark
toorakvillageDentalcare
Warrnamboolcheese&Butter
WesternDistrictcampdraftassoc
OuRdONORs
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cHieFeXecUtiveoFFicer Mr.Davidlee,Bnurs(QUt),Mcomm(UQ) PGDipcSP,MaicD.
DirectoroFnUrSinG Mrs.FranKinnersly,rnDivision1Mrcna
DirectoroFMeDicalServiceS Dr.BruceWartonrFD,MB,BS,Hons(Monash), BHa(UnSW),FrcSed,FrcoG,FranZcoG,FracMa,
aFacHSM,cHe,DtM&H(JcU),GradDipHealthandMedicallaw(Melb).
viSitinGMeDicalStaFF Dr.a.Gault,MB.,B.S.F.r.a.c.G.P.,Grad.Dip.Fam.Med
Dr.J.carson,MB.,B.S.,D.r.a.c.o.G.,Mast.Gen.Prac.Psych
Dr.i.Sutherland,MB.,B.S.,F.r.a.c.o.G.
Dr.P.Goy,MB.,B.S.F.r.a.c.G.P
. Dr.a.cook,MB.,B.S.,D.r.a.c.o.G.
Dr.J.Bye,MB.,B.S.
Dr.e.DonelanMB.,BS,Ba.DipMusPrac
Dr.r.campbell,M.B.,B.S.
Finance/HrManaGer Mr.leighParker.B.Businessaccounting,a.F.c.H.S.e.
UnitManaGer–acUteServiceS KylieBeardsley,Bn.certemer.care,cert4Workplacetrainer,rn,Div1
UnitManaGer-acFi JohnKinnersley,r.n.,Div.1
UnitManaGer-aGeDcare Katharinaredford,r..n.,r.M.,B.n.,Grad.cert.criticalcare,Grad.Dip.Healthinformatics(until17thofapril2011)
GlynisDean,r.n.certofPerioperativeservices(commencedon16thofMay,2011)
PriMarycareco-orDinator PaulineMcGeer.n.,r.M.
aDMiniStrationManaGer aleciaDodson
DoMeSticServiceSSUPerviSor KylieHeard
FooDServiceSManaGer SandraWinnen
MaintenanceServiceSManaGer HarrySmit(until7thofJune2011)
timDrew(commencedon7thofJune2011)
aGeDcareaDMiniStrationManaGer Glendachapman
HealtHinForMation,riSKanDQUalityManaGer BelindaWestlake,B.app.Sc(HiM),Mae(Melb),F.a.a.Q.H.c
cacPS/eacHco-orDinator/ KevanMcnamara,r.n.,Div.2,certivoH&S&BusMan occUPationalHealtHanDSaFetyoFFicer
accoUntantS australianaccountingandauditSolutionsBendigo
aGentFortHeaUDitorGeneral coffey,Hunt&co
arcHitect SilverthomasHanley(vic)Ptyltd
BanKerS australian&newZealandBankingGroup
WooDy’SMUrraytoMoyneeventaDMiniStrator aleciaDodson
WooDy’SMUrraytoMoyneeventPatronS thelateMr.JackWoodrup&Mrs.MerleWoodrup
FrienDSoFMoyneyanaPreSiDent Mrs.MargaretWhitehead
PortFairyHoSPitallaDieSaUXiliaryPreSiDent Mrs.ritaSmith
yaMBUKaUXiliaryPreSiDent Mrs.MarionWright
DePartMentoFHealtH Ms.chrisFaulkner,regionalDirector (BarWon-SoUtHWeSternreGion)
SeniorProGraM&ServiceaDviSor Ms.anneFairbairn (BarWon-SoUtHWeSternreGion)
lifEgOvERNORs
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adamson,Mrn
allan,Mrsv
arnold,Mrsl
arnold,MrsM
Barnes,MrsM
Bartlett,MrsJ
Bartlett,MrsK
Bartlett,Mrst
Bartlett,MrsM
Baulch,Mrsr
Baulch,Mrsl
Blackmore,MrsJ
Bourke,Mre
Bourke,MrJn
Bourke,MrsP
Bradley,Mrn
Brophy,MrsB
Brophy,MrJS
Byron,MrFa
carroll,MrsM
carroll,MrK
chapman,MrsM
clark,MrsW
crow,Mrr
crow,Mrt
crow,Mrsv
crowe,MrsM
cykner,MrsZ
commber,MrWS
Dalton,Mrsn
Devries,MrG
Dean,Missl
Dempsey,MrsJ
Dowell,MrsD
Dwyer,MrG
Dwyer,Mrsv
Dyson,MissJ
Dyson,MrsS
elliot,Mrsc
Feeney,Mse
Finnigan,MrsJ
Finnigan,MrsM
Finnigan,Mrt
Fitzwilliam,MrJ
Foster,MrsMc
Fry,MrsM
Furmedge,Mrsi
Gault,Dra
Gavin,MrG
Glover,MrP
Goldie,Mrsv
Gorry,MrsS
Grist,MrHW
Grace,MrsJ
Gaynor,Mrn
Harry,MrsJ
Harry,Mrr
Heard,MrsHv
Hearn,MrMl
Heaney,Mrsa
Hedditch,MrJ
Hodgeson,MrsG
Hohmuth,MrsD
Hughes,Mrsc
irving,Mrsn
Johnson,MrH
Jones,MrD
Keates,MrsB
Keates,Mrsl
Kelly,MrW
Kent,MrsB
Kinniry,revFrt
Koci,MrsJ
lawson,MrsG
leddin,MrsJ
leishman,Mrsa
lemke,MrK
lewis,MrsP
lockett,MrG
May,MrJW
Maloney,MrsB
Matthews,MsJ
Miller,MrsK
Moutray,Mrse
Murdoch,Mrl
McDonald,MrG
McDonald,Mrr
Mclean,MrsJ
Mclean,MrsM
Mclean,Mrsn
o’Dwyer,MrsJ
o’Dwyer,MrPJ
o’Keeffe,MrP
Ploenges,MrJW
ransley,MrsB
reed,MrsB
rendell,MrsB
ridout,MrsS
roberts,MrsJ
robertson,MrlW
robertsonMrS
ryan,Mrsc
ryan,MrsH
Smith,Mrsc
Smith,MrsM
Spence,MrsD
Sproal,Mrsv
Stevens,Mrr
Stevens,MrsK
tennant,Mrsv
terjeson,MrS
thomas,Mrse
veitch,Mra
veitch,MrsS
Walter,MissJ
Watts,MrF
Watts,MrsH
Watts,MrsJ
Watts,MrsS
Wentworth,MrM
Whitehead,MrsJc
Whitehead,MrsM
Wiggins,Mrt
Woodrup,MrJ
Woodrup,MrsH
Woodrup,MrsM
Wright,Mrsa
Wright,MrsD
youl,MrsG
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auditorGeneral’sreport 38
comprehensiveoperatingStatement 40
BalanceSheet 41
Statementofchangesinequity 42
cashFlowStatement 43
note
1. StatementofSignificantaccountingPolicies 44
2. revenue 60
2a. analysisofrevenuebySource 62
2b. PatientandresidentFees 64
2c. netGain/(loss)onDisposalofnonFinancialassets 64
3. expenses 65
3a. analysisofexpensebySource 67
3b. analysisofexpensesbyinternalandrestrictedSpecificPurposeFundsforServicesSupportedbyHospitalandcommunityinitiatives. 69
4. Depreciation 69
5. cashandcashequivalents 69
6. receivables 70
7. otherFinancialassets 70
8. inventories 71
9. othercurrentassets 71
10. investmentsaccountedforUsingtheequityMethod 71
11. Property,Plantandequipment 72
12. Payables 73
13. Provisions 73
14. otherliabilities 74
15. reserves 75
16. reconciliationofnetresultfortheyeartonetcashFlowsfromoperatingactivities 76
17. Financialinstruments 76
18. commitments 84
19. contingentliabilitiesandcontingentassets 84
20. operatingSegments 85
21. Jointlycontrolledoperationsandassets 86
22a.responsiblePersonDisclosures 87
22b.executiveofficerDisclosures 88
23. controlledentities 88
24. eventsoccurringaftertheBalanceSheetDate 88
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disClOsuREiNdEX
theannualreportofMoyneHealthServicesispreparedinaccordancewithallrelevantvictorianlegislation.thisindexhasbeenpreparedtofacilitateidentificationoftheDepartment’scompliancewithstatutorydisclosurerequirements.
note:thisDisclosureindexconsistsof2pages,andisnotrequiredtobecompletedbydenominationalhospitals.
legislation requirement page reference
ministerial Directions report of operations
Charter and purpose
FrD22B MannerofestablishmentandtherelevantMinisters 91
FrD22B objectives,functions,powersandduties insidefrontcover
FrD22B natureandrangeofservicesprovided 02
management and structure
FrD22B organisationalstructure 25
Financial and other information
FrD10 Disclosureindex 89
FrD11 Disclosureofex-gratiapayments 87
FrD15B executiveofficerdisclosures 88
FrD21a responsiblepersonandexecutiveofficerdisclosures 87-88
FrD22B applicationandoperationofFreedom of Informationact1982 92
FrD22B applicationandoperationofWhistleblowers Protectionact2001 92
FrD22B compliancewithbuildingandmaintenanceprovisionsofBuildingact1993 91
FrD22B Detailsofconsultanciesover$100,000 91
FrD22B Detailsofconsultanciesunder$100,000 91
FrD22B Majorchangesorfactorsaffectingperformance 15-17
FrD22B occupationalhealthandsafety 26
FrD22B operationalandbudgetaryobjectivesandperformanceagainstobjectives 17
FrD22B Significantchangesinfinancialpositionduringtheyear 17
FrD22B Statementofavailabilityofotherinformation 92
FrD22B StatementonnationalcompetitionPolicy 92
FrD22B Subsequentevents 17,88
FrD22B Summaryofthefinancialresultsfortheyear 03,16-17
FrD22B WorkforceDataDisclosuresincludingastatementontheapplicationofemploymentandconductprinciples 92-93
FrD25 victorianindustryParticipationPolicydisclosures 92
SD4.2(j) reportofoperationsandresponsibleBodyDeclaration 14
SD3.4.13 attestationonDataintegrity 93
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legislation requirement page reference
SD4.5.5 attestationoncompliancewithaustralian/newZealand riskManagementStandard 93
Financial statements
Financial statements required under part 7 of the FmA
SD4.2(a) Statementofchangesinequity 42
SD4.2(b) comprehensiveoperatingstatement 40
SD4.2(b) Balancesheet 41
SD4.2(b) cashflowstatement 43
other requirements under standing Directions 4.2
SD4.2(a) compliancewithaustralianaccountingstandardsand otherauthoritativepronouncements 44
SD4.2(c) accountableofficer’sdeclaration 37
SD4.2(c) compliancewithMinisterialDirections 37
SD4.2(d) roundingofamounts 56
legislation
Freedom of Information Act 1982
Whistleblowers Protection Act 2001
Victorian Industry Participation Policy Act 2003
Building Act 1993
Financial Management Act 1994
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MHSincorporatesthePortFairyHospital.MHSisapublichospitalandislistedasanincorporatedbodyinSchedule1oftheHealthservicesAct1988.
theFederalMinisterforHealthandageingisHonnicolaroxonMla.theFederalMinisterforMentalHealthandageingduringthereportingperiodwasHonMarkButlerMla.
theformerStateMinisterforHealthwasHonDanielandrewsMPandtheMinisterforMentalHealth,MinisterforSeniorvictorians,MinisterforcommunityServiceswasHonlisanevilleMPuntil2ndDecember,2010.theStateMinisterforHealthandtheMinisterforageingisMrDavidDavisMlcandtheMinisterforMentalHealth,
MinisterforWomen’saffairs,MinisterforcommunityServicesisMsMaryWoolridgeMP.
Building and maintenance
MHScompliesfullywiththebuildingandmaintenanceprovisionsofthebuildingAct 1993 - guidelinesissuedbytheMinisterforfinanceforpublicallyownedbuildings.
ProjectsundertakenbyMHShaveinvokedthe10-yearliabilitycapunderthebuildingpermitprocessbyuseofregisteredbuildingpractitioners.
Duringtheyear,thefollowingworksandmaintenancewereundertakentoensureconformitywiththerelevantstandards:
Complaints resolution
atMHSwealwaysstrivetoresolveissues.ifissuesarenotresolvedtothesatisfactionofclientsthenaclientmayreferthemattertoanindependentauthority.
ForHealthServiceissues
Health services Commissioner
level30,570BourkeStreetMelbournevic3000
telephone1800136066www.health.vic.gov.au/hsc
or
Foragedcareissues
Aged Care Complaints investigation scheme
DepartmentofHealthandageing
GPoBox9848Melbournevic3000
telephone1800550552
or
ForPrivacyissues
privacy Commissioner
GPoBox5057Melbournevic3001
telephone1300666444
Declarations of pecuniary interest
allnecessarydeclarationsweremadethroughouttheyearunderreview.
refertonote22aoftheFinancialStatements.
BuilDinG WorKs numBer
Worksinconstructionandsubjecttomandatoryinspection 2
occupancyPermits. 0
mAintenAnCe numBer
noticesissuedforrectificationofsub-standardbuildingsrequiringurgentattention. 0
involvingmajorexpenditureandurgentattention 1
ConFormitY numBer
numberofbuildingsconformingwithstandardsbroughtintoconformitythisyear 0
Building Quality Belfast House
moyneyana House
safety (Maximumpoints=25) 22.75 23.25
Hazards (Maximumpoints=12) 11.60 11.60
privacy(Maximumpoints=26) 25.40 25.20
Access mobility and oHs (Maximumpoints=13) 10.40 10.80
Heating / Cooling (Maximumpoints=6) 5.00 3.00
lighting / Ventilation (Maximumpoints=6) 5.00 6.00
security(Maximumpoints=12) 9.60 10.40
total Current score (Maximumpoints=100) 89.75 90.25
Building (Commonwealth) Certification results
Buildingswereassessedinaccordancewiththecommonwealthcertificationinstrumenton25thJuly,2003.
Consultancies costing more than $100,000 per consultancy
totalnumberofconsultancies 0
totalvalueofconsultancies $0
Consultancies costing less than $100,000 per consultancy
totalnumberofconsultancies 5
totalvalueofconsultancies $90,225
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Fees
MHSchargesfees,ratesandleviesinaccordancewithdirectionsfromthecommonwealthDepartmentofHealthandageingandthevictorianDepartmentofHealth.
Freedom of information (Foi)
accesstodocumentsandrecordsheldbyMHSmayberequestedunderthefreedomofinformation Act 1982.theactprovidesformembersofthepublictoobtainpersonalinformationheldbytheMHS.allrequestsweremadewithintheregulatorytimeframe.applicationsunderFoimaybemadetotheFoiofficeratMHS.
Freedom of information requests
industrial relations
therewerenolostdaysin2010/11throughindustrialaccidentsordisputes.
merit and equity
MHSissubjecttotheEqualOpportunity Act 1995.allappointmentstothestaffarebasedontheprinciplesofmeritandequity.
national Competition policy
MHSsupportsthenationalcompetitionPolicy(asamended)andthevictorianGovernment’s‘competitiveneutralityPolicyvictoria’(asamended).therewerenodisclosuresintheyearunderreview.
publications
allpublicationsproducedbyMHSandavailabletothepublicinclude:
• annualreport;
• Qualityofcarereport;and
• residentandPatientinformationBooklets
thesepublicationscanbeobtainedbycontactingtheHealthinformationManager
tel:55680100.
reporting requirements
theinformationrequirementslistedinthefinancialManagement Act 1994,theStandingDirectionsoftheMinisterforFinanceandtheFinancialreportingDirectionshavebeenprepared,totheextentapplicable,andareavailabletotherelevantMinister,MembersofParliamentorthepublicuponrequestbycontacting:
chiefexecutiveofficerMoyneHealthServices
PoBox93PortFairyvic3284
tel:(03)55680100email:[email protected]
Victorian industry participation policy Act
therewasonecontractin2010/2011towhichthe victorianindustryParticipationPolicyAct 2003applied.
WhistleblowersProtection Act 2001
MHSiscommittedtotheprinciplesoftheWhistleblowersProtection Act 2001andhaspoliciesandprocedurestoenablecompliance.
theactisdesignedtoprotectpeoplewhodiscloseinformationaboutseriouswrongdoingwithinthevictorianpublicsectorandtoprovideaframeworkfortheinvestigationofthesematters.MHSdoesnottolerateimproperconductofitsemployeesorofficers,norreprisalsagainstthosewhocomeforwardanddisclosesuchconduct.
acopyoftheactandasummaryofitsprovisionsisavailableforinspectionatthereceptionoffice.Disclosuresmadeunderthispolicywillbeinvestigatedimmediately,professionallyanddiscretely.nodisclosureswerereceivedduring2010/11.
Disclosuresmaybemadeto:
the protected Disclosure officer
MoyneHealthServicesPoBox93,PortFairy,vic3284
tel:(03)55680100Fax:(03)55680158
or
the ombudsman
level9
459collinsStreet(northtower)Melbournevic3000
tel:(03)96136222tollfree:1800806314email:[email protected]
Financial Year no of requests
2010/11 4
2009/10 4
2008/09 4
2007/08 7
2006/07 9
outstanding Debtors as at 30th June, 2011
under 30 days
31 to 60 days
61 to 90 days
over 90 days
totAl
2009/10 $131,414 $5,733 $29,467 $2,875 $169,489
2010/11 $214,738 $5,050 $5,302 $49,841 $274,931
Attestation on Data Accuracy
i,Davidlee,certifythatMoyneHealthServicehasputinplaceappropriateinternalcontrolsandprocessestoensurethatreporteddatareasonablyreflectsactualperformance.
Attestation on Compliance with Australian/new Zealand risk management standard
i,Davidlee,certifythatMoyneHealthServicehasriskmanagementprocessesinplaceconsistentwiththeAustralian/New Zealand Risk Management Standardandaninternalcontrolsystemisinplacethatenablestheexecutivetounderstand,manageandsatisfactorilycontrolriskexposures.theaudit and risk committeeverifiesthisassuranceandtheriskprofileofMoyneHealthServicehasbeencriticallyreviewedwithinthelast12months.
Davidlee
chiefexecutiveofficer
PortFairy22ndaugust,2011
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2011 2010 eFt Change
nursing 47.66 45.18 2.48
admin&clerical 5.08 4.00 1.08
Medicalsupport 1.64 1.09 0.55
Health&allied 52.60 54.69 -2.09
totAl 106.98 104.96 2.02
Workforce Data Disclosures
labour by Award Category
Average CollectionDays
Private 58 61
tac nil nil
vWa nil nil
othercompensible nil nil
Psychiatric n/a n/a
residentialagedcare 294 461
revenue indicators 2011 2010
n/a-notapplicable
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BeQuests For GiFts unDer A Will or CoDiCil
agiftspecifiedinyourwillisabequest.abequestcanleaveanenduringgift–aninvestmentforlife.
abequestcanbeforgeneralpurposes,enablingMoyneHealthServicestousethefundsforpriorityprojects,ornominatedforaspecificpurpose.MoyneHealthServicesdoesnotpayincometaxandisaregisteredcharitableinstitution.Wewillensurethateachgiftisdistributedinaccordancewiththedonor’sinstructions.
Makingabequestisassimpleasaddingacodiciltoyourexistingwill.Werecommendthatyouseekadvicefromyoursolicitorortrusteecompany.
BequestsmadetoMoyneHealthServiceswillbeusedforcapitaldevelopmentprojects,education,replacementofequipmentandhealthoragedcareserviceprograms.
MoyneHealthServicesencouragesprospectivedonorstoprovidefortheirlovedonesfirstandisveryawareoftheneedtolookafteryourfamily.onceyouhavedonethis,pleaseconsiderabequesttoMoyneHealthServices.
Wehaveprovidedsomebequestwordingasaguidetoyouandyouradviser.theexactwordingwilldependonthetypeofbequest.
GenerAl BeQuest
i……………………………………………………………………………………………………………give,deviseandbequeathto
MoyneHealthServices,acharitableinstitutionaBn30586278991ofvilliersStreet,PortFairy(thewholeofmyestate,
orthesumof$…………………or…………………%ofmyestate)foritsgeneralpurposes,freefromalldutiesanddeductions
anddirectthatthereceiptofthechiefexecutiveofficeroranyproperofficerofMoyneHealthServicesshallbesufficient
dischargeofmytrusteeorexecutorfortheBequest.
A general purpose bequest will overcome any future difficulties in the allocation of funds that may arise as a result of
changes in the program and services of Moyne Health Services.
speCiFiC BeQuest
i……………………………………………………………………………………………………………give,deviseandbequeathto
MoyneHealthServices,acharitableinstitutionaBn30586278991ofvilliersStreet,PortFairy(thewholeofmyestate,
orthesumof$………...........….…or….………...…%ofmyestate)freefromalldutiesanddeductions,tobeusedforthe
purposeof………………………….or(ifthatpurposeisnolongerabletobepursuedappropriately)foranyotherpurpose
chosenbyMoyneHealthServicesthatisascloseaspossibletoit.
idirectthatthereceiptofthechiefexecutiveofficeroranyproperofficerofMoyneHealthServicesshallbesufficient
dischargeofmytrusteeorexecutorfortheBequest.
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acHS australian council on Healthcare Standards.
acSaa aged care Standards and accreditation agency.
aDaSS adult Day activity and Support Service.
ara australasian reporting awards.
attestation on Data accuracy an assurance that Moyne Health Services has appropriate internal controls and processes to ensure that reported data reasonably reflects actual performance.
average length of stay is determined by dividing the total number of inpatient bed days by the total number of inpatient separations.
BaceS Board assurance on compliance e-System.
Best practice a comprehensive, integrated and cooperative approach to the continuous improvement of all areas of healthcare delivery.
BoM Board of Management.
cacps community aged care Packages.
ceo chief executive officer.
clinical Governance a systematic approach for improving and maintaining the quality of resident and patient care.
current asset ratio a measure that indicates how much current assets exceeds current liabilities.
DoH Department of Health.
Don Director of nursing.
Dva Department of veterans affairs.
eacH extended aged care in the Home.
ecofootprint is a measure of how many resources you use and tells you whether you tread heavily or lightly on the planet.
eD emergency Department.
eeo equal employment opportunity.
eFt equivalent Full time.
Financial Management compliance Framework a mechanism for Government to review and monitor compliance with the Standing Directions of the Minister of Finance.
Foi Freedom of information.
Gp General Practitioner.
GSerp Government Sector executive remuneration Panel.
Hacc Home and community care.
Hr Human resources.
ict information, communication and technology.
Kpi Key Performance indicator.
Kra Key result area.
MHS Moyne Health Services.
oH&S occupational Health and Safety.
opD outpatients Department.
pFMc Port Fairy Medical clinic.
Qoc Quality of care report.
Qpi Quality Performance indicator.
QpS Quality Performance System.
resourceSmart a healthcare program established by Sustainability victoria, Department of Health and Department of Sustainability and environment to assist healthcare agencies with environmental management.
responsible Bodies Declaration a report on operations provided in accordance with the Financial Management act 1994.
risk attestation Statement a requirement to provide a risk statement in the annual report in accordance with Standing Direction 4.5.5. of the Minister of Finance.
rn registered nurse.
Separation the process by which an episode of care for an admitted patient ceases.
SWarH South West alliance of rural Hospitals is an it alliance of hospitals and multipurpose agencies.
vHa victorian Healthcare association.
vMia victorian Managed insurance authority.
vMo visiting Medical officer.
vpSM victorian Patient Satisfaction Monitor.
WeiS Weighted equivalent inlier Separations. a formula applied to the resource weight to determine the WeiS for recovery of funding.
Working capital this is the amount of funds available when current liabilities are subtracted from current assets.
Glossary oF terMs
Moyne HealtH ServiceS annUal report 2011
our Vision
our community will have access to on-going, highest quality care.
our Mission
to provide an excellent, sustainable, holistic healthcare service.
our Values
• Competence, professionalism and integrity;
• respect for the individual;
• active community involvement and consultation;
• accountability;
• equity in access to care, impartiality;
• Innovation and constant learning and
• Kindness.
Moyne Health services
30 - 36 villiers Street, port Fairy vic 3284telephone: (03) 5568 0100 Fax: (03) 5568 0158email: [email protected]
Front Cover: Picturesque Moyne River and Gipps Street Bridge Port Fairy.
taBle oF contentS
1 Highlights
“achieved an outstanding result in our australian council on Healthcare Standards (acHS) accreditation audit”
2 our Services
3 year in Brief
4 about Moyne Health Services
6 overview
10 president and chief executive officer’s report
14 responsible Bodies Declaration
15 performance at a glance
16 Financial overview
18 our Governance
Board of Management 18 Governance Statement 20 executive Management 24 organisation chart 25
26 occupational Health and Safety
30 Woody’s Murray to Moyne
32 principal officers
33 our Donors
34 life Governors
35 Financial compliance
index to Financials 36 certification 37 auditor General’s report 38 Financial Statements 40 Disclosure index 89 legislative compliance 91
94 our Bequest program
Glossary of terms (inside back cover)
Fast FaCts about Port FaIry
3290 km west of Melbourne, at the point where the Moyne river enters the Southern ocean.
3 By 1957 ‘Belfast’ (Port Fairy) was one of australia’s largest ports, second only to Melbourne, the port catered to the whaling industry.
3 Population of 2,560.
3 Primary industries are tourism and fishing.
3 Battery Hill is a cannon emplacement and signal station built in the 1860s to protect against russian invaders.
3 Port Fairy established: 1843.
3 elevation: 6 m (20 ft).
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