Reporting

Reporting is the process of collecting, organising, and presenting data so it can be understood and acted on.

Depending on your role, you may have to run reports, access reports or be handed reports to analyse.

There are many types of reports found in Queensland Health such as:

(Flip over the cards below for more information.)

Financial

Financial

  • Cost centre

  • Budget

  • Expenditure procurement

  • Assets

  • Inventory

Organisational

Organisational

  • Strategic planning and performance

  • Annual reports

  • Patient care

HR Reports

HR Reports

  • Payroll and rostering

  • Establishment

  • Workforce profiling

  • Training

Role Specific

Role Specific

  • Auslab

  • Nurse trend report

  • Patient flow

  • RiskMan

Reporting systems

Queensland Health has many systems to access reports from:

Speak to your supervisor to discover how your HHS handles reports.

Why it's important

Running reports and analysing the data is important to you as a line manager as it can help you to:

  • Identify problems

  • Spot trends

  • Make informed decisions

  • Improve processes

  • Communicate progress to stakeholders.