Monitoring report on the implementation of the recommendations from the Independent Panel’s Review of the ACC’s Sensitive Claims Clinical Pathway: 18 months follow up Report prepared for ACC Board by Barbara Disley
By: Disley, Barbara
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BookPublisher: Wellington, N.Z.: Accident Compensation Corporation, 2012Description: electronic document (51 p.): PDF file.Subject(s): Accident Compensation Corporation | SEXUAL ABUSE | ADULT SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ABUSE | TREATMENT | ACCIDENT COMPENSATION | MENTAL HEALTH | CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE | NEW ZEALANDOnline resources: Read news item Summary: Note: This item is no longer available online. "In April 2010, The Honourable Dr Nick Smith, Minister for ACC, requested an independent review of the introduction of the new Sensitive Claims Clinical Pathway.
The independent panel1 provided its report to the Minister in September 2010. The report was developed from a range of information sources including ACC, submissions from organisations and individuals, survivors, provider groups and Government agencies. The panel made 14 recommendations based on the outcomes of the review. The fourteenth recommendation was that a process be established to independently monitor the development and implementation of actions recommended in the report.
In response to this recommendation, the ACC Board engaged the reviewer, Barbara Disley, to undertake an independent review at six months and eighteen month periods. This is the second monitoring report undertaken eighteen months after the Independent Review Panel report was released." [from Executive Summary, p. 4.]
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"1 July 2012" - cover page
Note: This item is no longer available online. "In April 2010, The Honourable Dr Nick Smith, Minister for ACC, requested an independent review of the introduction of the new Sensitive Claims Clinical Pathway.
The independent panel1 provided its report to the Minister in September 2010. The report was developed from a range of information sources including ACC, submissions from organisations and individuals, survivors, provider groups and Government agencies. The panel made 14 recommendations based on the outcomes of the review. The fourteenth recommendation was that a process be established to independently monitor the development and implementation of actions recommended in the report.
In response to this recommendation, the ACC Board engaged the reviewer, Barbara Disley, to undertake an independent review at six months and eighteen month periods. This is the second monitoring report undertaken eighteen months after the Independent Review Panel report was released." [from Executive Summary, p. 4.]
For more information about this report, click on the news item link.
