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THE PROVISION OF CLINICAL QUALITY REGISTRY (CQR) SERVICES (STREAM 1 OF THE NATIONAL CQR PROGRAM
The National Clinical Quality Registry Program aims to improve the quality of health care and ensure better health outcomes for Australian patients.
Clinical Quality Registries (CQRs) systematically monitor the appropriateness and effectiveness of health care, within specific clinical domains, for the purpose of driving ongoing safety and quality improvement.
The Department is seeking the services of a small number of additional CQRs to monitor areas of the greatest burden of disease and cost to the Australian health system, or with greatest unwarranted variation in care and outcomes.
The aim of this RFT is to:
· improve national monitoring of the appropriateness and effectiveness of health care.
· inform quality improvement in areas of greatest burden of disease and cost to the Australian health system.
· support the sustainability of high priority, national CQRs.
Note this RFT excludes the ten CQRs already receiving operational funding as part of the National CQR Program. However, CQRs who receive other types of Departmental or Commonwealth funding may apply.
1 The Tenderer must not have had any judicial decisions against it (excluding decisions under appeal) relating to employee entitlements and have not paid the claim.
2 The Tenderr, its personnel, and any Subcontractors proposed in the Tender must not, at the Closing Time, be listed as terrorists under section 15 of the Charter of the United Nations Act 1945 (Cth).
3 The Tenderer (and any Subcontractor proposed in its Tender) must not be named in the Consolidated list referred to in Regulation 40 the Charter of United Nations (Dealing with Assets) Regulations 2008 (Cth).
The Tenderer must be a national Clinical Quality Registry that currently does not receive funding as part of the National Clinical Quality Registry Program.
1 July 2024 to 30 June 2027