Review appointments
A specialist clinic is a unit within a hospital that provides planned, non-admitted services.
A review appointment at a specialist clinic is when the primary purpose is to assess the patient following a previous specialist clinic appointment, treatment as an inpatient or day surgery.
The graph below shows data about review appointments. You can filter by specialty clinic and health service.
Scroll further down for more information about the data (measures).
Jul-Sep 2024 specialist clinic data are unavailable due to late data submission by health services. Results will be updated next quarter.About the data:
About review appointments by specialty
The number of specialist clinic appointments that were attended by Victorians where the primary purpose was review or follow-up.
Notes
- Data source: Victorian Integrated Non-Admitted Health Dataset (VINAH). Data extracted on 16 October 2024
- Results for the current financial year are preliminary and may change from quarter to quarter, final results will be available in November. Results from the previous financial year have been finalised
- Results for Western Health exclude Bacchus Marsh and Melton campuses
- Care needs to be taken when assessing results and comparing them to prior periods
- * No results are available.