The ‘Living with COVID’ program was a national approach to connecting COVID positive people with the right level of care in the post-acute phase of the national COVID Response. The evaluation found the program had supported patient care through efficient triage and by connecting people to primary care, enabling early intervention to enhance health outcomes.

This evaluation of the National School Chaplaincy Program found that chaplains play a valuable role in supporting student wellbeing and school communities, noting that the religious affiliation of Chaplain role is unique and contested. The evaluation recommended a comprehensive review of the program’s role in the medium to longer term.

The independent evaluation of the Program of Assistance for Survivors of Torture and Trauma (PASTT), a specialist service for refugees in Australia who have experienced pre‑migration conflict, human rights abuses, and physical or psychological harm, examines implementation quality, client and community outcomes, economic considerations, and regional delivery. The review reports a total of 36 key...

This strategy sets out a pathway to build and mobilise evidence to enhance the NDIS and shape innovative services and supports that optimise the lives of participants.

This is the final report of an independent evaluation of the Better Access to Psychiatrists, Psychologists and General Practitioners through the Medicare Benefits Schedule (Better Access) Initiative, undertaken by researchers at the University of Melbourne.