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Victoria's Health Workforce

Victoria's health workforce is critical to the overall success of the state's health system.

The ageing population and increasing burden of chronic disease present new challenges to health service delivery in Victoria. Similarly, evolving technologies and models of care also generate new opportunities for us to develop and grow our health system for the future.

The Department of Health values the contributions made by all health professionals to address these challenges and shape a dynamic and responsive health system for all Victorians.

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Workforce innovation and reform – seminar and workshop series 2010-2012

From 2010 to 2012, the Sector Workforce Planning Unit of the Department of Health conducted a seminar and workshop series with key guest speakers to engage with and encourage sector partners to understand the need for change, to think about and act on workforce reform, disseminate key findings and examples of success, build reform momentum, and strengthen and facilitate relationships with the health, education and training sectors. A summary of the three years of communications activities is now available.

Workforce innovation and reform seminar and workshop series - 2010-12

Growing your allied health assistant workforce planning tool

The Growing your allied health assistant workforce planning tool (the planning tool) provides health and community services with a staged approach that can support the identification and implementation of new or amended allied health service models that utilise allied health assistants. The planning tool was designed to sit within and support the Supervision and delegation framework for allied health assistants.

  Growing your allied health assistant workforce planning tool

Supervision and delegation framework for allied health assistants - Case studies

The Supervision and delegation framework for allied health assistants case studies provide examples of a range of allied health assistant (AHA) roles across a number of service settings. The eight case studies describe how different health and community services from across Victoria identified a service need and expanded their allied health services through the utilisation of AHAs.

  Supervision and delegation for allied health assistants case studies