AIHW publishes the 10 PIP-QI Quality Improvement Measure proportions per PHN. These are the practice-software-derived KPIs the Commonwealth uses to measure primary-care quality across each PHN catchment. Northern Sydney runs above national on 6 of 10 QIMs in the AIHW 2025-Q3 release.
Click any QIM card for the AIHW definition + improvement lever10 QIMs covering diabetes management, smoking, BMI, immunisation in chronic-disease cohorts, alcohol, CVD risk, and cervical screening. Real per-PHN values from AIHW PIP-QI 2025-Q3.
Proportion of regular clients with diabetes with a current HbA1c result (≤ 12 months)
Improvement lever: Practice-level diabetes register + recall systems
Proportion of regular clients aged 15+ with smoking status recorded
Improvement lever: Default-prompt smoking status capture in clinical software at every encounter
Proportion of regular clients aged 15+ with BMI recorded
Improvement lever: Practice-software default templates with height+weight required fields
Proportion of regular clients aged 65+ immunised against influenza
Improvement lever: Practice-level annual recall + on-site RACF clinics
Proportion of regular clients with diabetes immunised against influenza
Improvement lever: Co-administration at diabetes review visits
Proportion of regular clients with COPD immunised against influenza
Improvement lever: Co-administration at chronic-disease management plan visits
Proportion of regular clients aged 15+ with alcohol consumption recorded
Improvement lever: AUDIT-C screening tool at annual health-check visits
Proportion of regular clients aged 45-74 with CVD risk factors recorded
Improvement lever: MyMedicare-linked annual cardiovascular check (item 699)
Proportion of female regular clients 25-74 with up-to-date cervical screening
Improvement lever: Practice-level eligibility-based recall + self-collect HPV test offer
Proportion of regular clients with diabetes with BP recorded
Improvement lever: Default-required BP capture at diabetes review visits
The 10 QIM proportions above are from AIHW's PIP-QI 2025-Q3 release — these are the only real per-PHN values currently published. Chronic-disease register prevalence (diabetes, CVD, COPD, asthma, CKD, mental-health) is NOT published per-PHN by AIHW — those cards are intentionally omitted. GP practice counts + participation per PHN are not published either. Per-LGA PIP-QI values require direct clinical-software extracts (POLAR / PenCS), not in this AIHW release.
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