AIHW logo
METEOR logo
Our sites
AIHW GEN Aged Care Data Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Health Performance Framework
Indigenous Mental Health and
Suicide Prevention Clearinghouse
Australian Mesothelioma Registry Housing data Regional Insights for Indigenous Communities
Contact FAQs
  • Find metadata
    • Find metadata
    • Getting started
    • Data set specifications
    • Indicator sets
    • Data quality statements
    • Data dictionary archives
  • Metadata management
    • Metadata management
    • Data standards
    • Registration authorities
    • Registration statuses
  • How to use METEOR
    • How to use METEOR
    • First steps
    • Using My Page
    • Downloading and printing
    • FAQs
    • About METEOR
  • Learn about metadata
    • Learn about metadata
    • Metadata explained
    • How to create metadata
    • Metadata development resources

Maternity model of care—midwifery caseload size, number N[NN]

Identifying and definitional attributes

Metadata item type:Help on this termData Element
Short name:Help on this termMidwifery caseload size
METEOR identifier:Help on this term558695
Registration status:Help on this term
  • Health, Standard 14/05/2015
Definition:Help on this termThe total estimated capped number of women (caseload) who will be cared for per year by each full-time equivalent primary midwife working in a midwifery caseload model of maternity care, as represented by a number.
Context:Help on this termUsed in maternal and perinatal healthcare settings.
Data Element Concept:Maternity model of care—midwifery caseload size

Value domain attributes

Representational attributes

Representation class:Help on this termTotal
Data type:Help on this termNumber
Format:Help on this termN[NN]
Maximum character length:Help on this term3

Data element attributes

Collection and usage attributes

Guide for use:Help on this term

This should be the total number of women per year that a midwife looks after in the role of primary midwife as a full-time equivalent midwife. If a model of care includes part-time midwives working as primary midwife then the caseload should be recalculated to reflect their caseload if they were working full-time. Do not count the number of women that the midwife is also caring for as a back-up midwife.

Collection methods:Help on this termData are gathered using the Maternity Care Classification System (MaCCS) data collection questionnaire on an annual basis by every maternity service when classifying their models of care or when a new model of care is introduced.

Source and reference attributes

Submitting organisation:Help on this termNational Perinatal Epidemiology and Statistics Unit
Origin:Help on this termNational Maternity Data Development Project (AIHW and NPESU), Maternity Care Classification System subproject.

Relational attributes

Related metadata references:Help on this term
See also Maternity model of care—midwifery caseload indicator, yes/no code N
  • Health, Standard 14/05/2015
Implementation in Data Set Specifications:Help on this term
All attributes +

Maternity model of care NBPDSHealth, Standard 14/05/2015

DSS specific attributes +

Conditional obligation:

Reporting of this data element is conditional upon a 'yes' response to the Maternity model of care—midwifery caseload indicator, yes/no code N data element.


Help
Downloading

The download may take a while, please wait.

Do not refresh the screen until the download is complete.

<Title>

<body>
<footer>
  • View
  • Show more
  • Print view
  • Download
  • Word™
  • Pdf
  • Advanced Download
  • Review
  • Compare items
© Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Version 1.0.0+20220531.2