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The Governance of the Department of Health, Tasmania.
Department of Health Governance
The Governance of the Department of Health, Tasmania consists of the Secretary who is also the Chair. The Secretary is supported by the Office of the Secretary and the Clinical Advisory and Consumer Advisory groups.
Health Executive
Reporting to the Secretary are the Health Executive, consisting of:
- Associate Secretary (Health Executive Deputy Chair)
- Chief Allied Health Officer
- Chief Executive Ambulance Tasmania
- Chief Executive Hospitals North*
- Chief Executive Hospitals North West*
- Chief Executive Hospitals South*
- Chief Executive Public Health Services
- Chief Financial Officer*
- Chief Information Officer*
- Chief Nurse and Midwifery Officer*
- Chief People Officer*
- Chief Risk Officer*
- Deputy Secretary Clinical Quality, Regulation and Accreditation
- Deputy Secretary Community, Mental Health and Wellbeing*
- Deputy Secretary Hospitals and Primary Care (THS Executive Chair)*
- Deputy Secretary Infrastructure*
- Deputy Secretary Policy, Purchasing, Performance and Reform
- Director, Office of the Secretary
*THS Executive
Executive Subcommittee
Reporting to the Health Executive are nine Executive Subcommittees consisting of:
- Audit and Risk
- Budget and Finance
- Clinical System Governance
- Emergency Management and Recovery
- Infrastructure Oversight
- People and Culture
- Statewide Health Environmental Sustainability Committee
- Strategic Information Management and Technology
- Work Health, Safety and Wellbeing
These subcommittees include clinician/consumer representation who drive improved and more timely decisions by the Executive and monitor delivery of key projects, outcomes and risks.
Local Management
Local Management report to both the Executive Subcommittees and the Health Executive. Local Management Includes:
- Ambulance Tasmania Executive
- Clinical Planning Taskforces
- Launceston General Hospital Executive
- North West Executive
- Operational Executives
- Project Steering Committee
- Public Health Executive
- Royal Hobart Hospital Executive
Local business decisions are within approved budget, policy and strategic direction.
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