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e. Project Delivery (17.6 FTE)
i. Major Projects
ii. Minor Works
iii. Accommodation Projects
iv. Plant and Equipment
v. Arts in Health
f. Contract Management (6 FTE)
i. University of Canberra Hospital Contract Management of BGIS
1. Contract staff through BGIS (FTE not included)
ii. Domestic and Environmental Services
1. Contract staff through ISS (FTE no included)
g. Safety and Risk, Infrastructure (5 FTE).
(2) During the 2018-19 financial year, average work order percentage by location are as follows (note that the existing reporting systems group facilities outside of Canberra Hospital by region):
(a) Canberra Hospital - 90.4 per cent
(b) Calvary Public Hospital Bruce – nil
(c & d) Other Canberra Health Services Facilities (this includes Nurse led walk in centres):
o Belconnen – 1.4 per cent (Belconnen Health Centre, Brian Hennessey House, Florey Child Health Clinic)
o Gungahlin – 1.4 per cent (Gungahlin Health Centre, Mitchell Sterilising, Records Storage Warehouse)
o North Canberra – 1.3 per cent (Dickson Health Centre)
o South Canberra – 0.9 per cent (Dhulwa)
o Tuggeranong – 1.0 per cent (Tuggeranong Health Centre, Ngunnawal Bush Healing Farm, Lanyon Family Health Clinic, Village Creek)
o Weston Creek – 0.9 per cent (Duffy House, Weston Creek Health Centre)
o Woden – 2.7 per cent (Residential Units, Phillip Health Centre)
(3) System data is not collected in manner which allows reporting of average time taken to complete work raised in work orders. However, the completion rate for all work orders raised in 2018-19 was 95 per cent (as end of June 2019).
(4) There was a total of 35,184 work orders completed during 2018-19.
(5) Total cost of work orders completed during 2018-19 is $11.925 million.
Canberra Hospital—residential accommodation
(Question No 2803)
Mrs Dunne asked the Minister for Health, upon notice, on 25 October 2019:
(1) When will the Government make an announcement of its plans to relocate the occupants of and the services provided out of Building 5 on The Canberra Hospital campus.
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