Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
National Claims reported for medical indemnity/malpractice from 2020 to 2023.
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This disclosure comprises medical indemnity insurance claims data collected by APRA for the calendar year ended 31 December 2023. The dataset contains 4,818 claims reported across Australia, with detailed breakdowns by limit of indemnity, excess/deductible levels, and jurisdiction. Most claims (4,467) involved deductibles of $0–$499, while 4,415 claims had indemnity limits of $10 million or more. Geographically, New South Wales recorded the highest claims volume (1,641), followed by Queensland (1,142) and Victoria (1,048). The disclosure includes a comprehensive occupational classification framework spanning agriculture, manufacturing, transport, finance, insurance, health services, and government administration sectors, though specific claim counts by occupation are not populated in the provided excerpt. This represents APRA's supervisory data collection on medical indemnity insurance market activity.
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