The Australasian Allied Health Benchmarking Consortium (AAHBC) was convened in 1997 to develop a standardised method of recording allied health practitioner’s activity.  The aims of the network are to:

• Maintain a network of collaborative teaching hospitals
• Collaboratively innovate allied health activity and workforce initiatives to ensure evidence based and quality outcomes for consumers, staff and our organisations
• Develop and implement a standardised approach to benchmarking of allied health activity and evaluating processes and outcomes
• Develop a model which links benchmarks, inputs, process and eventually outcomes
• Establish validated benchmarks for allied health activity

N.B.  This consortium was formerly known as the National Allied Health Benchmarking Consortium (NAHBC).

If you would like to find out more about AAHBC please contact the Chair/s of AAHBC via email ([email protected]).