Ensuring appropriate use of colonoscopy, including performing repeat procedures when recommended, is essential to avoid unnecessary testing and ensure timely access for those who need it most.  

The Assessor Orientation training modules are foundational to understanding our National Safety and Quality Standards. They aim to ensure that new assessors have the appropriate skills and knowledge to: Work within the rules of the Australian Health Service Safety and Quality Accreditation (AHSSQA) Scheme Practically apply structured frameworks...

The Australian Atlas of Healthcare Variation (Atlas) series provides statistics at a local level identifying variation across Australia for a number of health indicators. Statistics in the Atlas are presented in the form of maps, graphs and tables. This technical note provides information on the methods used for data extraction and analysis, for...

The data file contains information on the number of MBS-subsidised services for repeat colonoscopy per 100,000 people, all ages, age and sex-standardised, 2013–14 and 2023–24 reported at national, state and territory, Primary Health Network and local area levels.

The data file contains information on the number of MBS-subsidised services for colonoscopy per 100,000 people, all ages, age and sex-standardised, 2013–14 and 2023–24 at national, state and territory, Primary Health Network and local area levels.