National Health Performance Framework

The National Health Performance Framework is a system used in Australia to assess and improve the health of the population. It focuses on key areas like the quality of healthcare services, the health outcomes for different communities, and how well health services are meeting the needs of the public. By using a set of indicators and measures, it helps identify strengths and gaps in the healthcare system. Ultimately, the framework aims to ensure that everyone has access to effective and efficient healthcare, promoting better health outcomes for all citizens.