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Is Funder Reporting Undermining Service Delivery? Compliance reporting requirements of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations in Victoria: Kate Silburn, Alister Thorpe, Louise Carey, Yola Frank-Gray, Graeme Fletcher, Ken McPhail and Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative Ltd.

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Field name	Details
ISBN	9781921889493
Title	Is Funder Reporting Undermining Service Delivery? Compliance reporting requirements of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations in Victoria Kate Silburn, Alister Thorpe, Louise Carey, Yola Frank-Gray, Graeme Fletcher, Ken McPhail and Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative Ltd.
Publisher and/or associated date/s	Carlton South, VIC : Lowitja Institute, 2016.
Description	Electronic resource ; Online.
Note	Report. Melbourne, Vic. RMIT Publishing. 2016.
Conditions of access	Available to Museum Staff only.
Summary	Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs) have been operating in Australia since the 1970s. They are governed by community-elected boards, vary in size and scope, and provide access to safe, appropriate and effective services for their communities. There are 27 ACCHOs across Victoria, all of which are members of the Victorian Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO). Victorian ACCHOs range from small organisations with a limited number of core programs to large multi-million-dollar organisations providing an extensive range of health, wellbeing and community services. The latter obtain funding from a range of sources and have complex reporting requirements.
Subjects	Health services administration
Subjects	Aboriginal Australians -- Medical care
Call number	Informit database (IIC)
Internet Site	Access to full text via Informit e-Library