CODE A1 Principal referral and specialist women’s and children’s hospitals To be used for major cities hospitals with > 20,000 acute casemix-adjusted separations, and regional hospitals with > 16,000 acute casemix-adjusted separations per annum. CODE A2 Principal referral and specialist women’s and children’s hospitals To be used for specialised acute women’s and children’s hospitals with > 10,000 and ≤ 20,000 acute casemix-adjusted separations per annum. CODE B1 Large hospitals To be used for major cities acute hospitals treating > 10,000 acute casemix-adjusted separations per annum. CODE B2 Large hospitals To be used for regional acute hospitals treating > 8,000 acute casemix-adjusted separations per annum, and remote hospitals with > 5,000 casemix-adjusted separations. CODE C1 Medium hospitals To be used for medium acute hospitals in regional and major cities areas treating > 5,000 and < 10,000 acute casemix-adjusted separations per annum. CODE C2 Medium hospitals To be used for medium acute hospitals in regional and major cities areas treating ≥ 2,000 and ≤ 5,000 acute casemix-adjusted separations per annum, and acute hospitals treating < 2,000 casemix-adjusted separations per annum but with > 2,000 separations per annum. CODE D1 Small acute hospitals To be used for small Regional acute hospitals (mainly small country town hospitals), acute hospitals treating < 2,000 separations per annum, and with < 40% non-acute and outlier patient days of total patient days. CODE D2 Subacute and non-acute hospitals To be used for small non-acute hospitals, treating < 2,000 separations per annum, and with > 40% non-acute and outlier patient days of total patient days. CODE D3 Small acute hospitals To be used for small Remote hospitals (< 5,000 acute casemix-adjusted separations but not ‘multipurpose services’ and not ‘small non-acute’). Most are < 2,000 separations. CODE E2 Subacute and non-acute hospitals To be used for multipurpose services. CODE E3 Subacute and non-acute hospitals To be used for hospices. CODE E4 Subacute and non-acute hospitals To be used for rehabilitation services. CODE E5 Subacute and non-acute hospitals To be used for mothercraft services. CODE E9 Subacute and non-acute hospitals To be used for other non-acute services. For example, geriatric treatment centres combining rehabilitation and palliative care, with a small number of acute patients. CODE G Unpeered and other hospitals To be used for prison medical services, dental hospitals, special circumstance hospitals, major cities hospitals with < 2,000 acute casemix-adjusted separations, hospitals with < 200 separations, and so on. CODE F Psychiatric hospitals To be used for psychiatric hospitals. CODE DL Large stand-alone day facilities To be used for large stand-alone day facilities performing > 5,000 procedures per annum.
CODE DM Medium stand-alone day facilities To be used for medium stand-alone day facilities performing > 2,000 and < 5,000 procedures per annum. CODE ML Dental oral health services/dental hospitals To be used for any dental oral health services/dental hospitals with > 10 dental chairs/surgeries in one or more locations. CODE MM Oral health/dental practices To be used for oral health/dental practices with ≥ 6 and ≤ 10 dental chairs/surgeries in one or more locations. CODE MS Oral health/dental practices To be used for oral Health/dental practices with a total of ≥ 2 and ≤ 5 dental chairs/surgeries in one or more locations. CODE RL Large stand-alone dialysis facilities To be used for stand-alone dialysis facilities performing > 5,000 procedures per annum. CODE RS Small stand-alone dialysis facilities To be used for stand-alone dialysis facilities performing < 5,000 procedures per annum. CODE NA Not supplied To be used when the peer group is not supplied. |