Board strategic clinical/quality governance: actions and reporting
This workshop discusses how to use clinical (or quality) governance as an effective tool for leading and governing for a high-performing organisation.
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The Seven Quality Control Tools
Quality improvement is integral to providing safe care for consumers.
Audit for improvement toolkit
These resources provide help with planning ahead for your next audit, understanding where you are now, and conducting improvement initiatives that make a real, lasting difference in your organisation.
How to undertake successful clinical audit
Understanding auditing so you can be prepared for your next audit.
IHI Simple Data Collection Planning
Simple data collection planning is a process to ensure that the data you collect for performance improvement are useful and reliable, without being unnecessarily costly and time-consuming to obtain.
Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare patient reported outcome measures
Healthcare is enhanced through understanding health outcomes from a patient's perspective. Insights into patient experiences can complement information from clinical measures. The use of patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) provides a structured way of helping patients to report information about health outcomes.
Agency for clinical innovation patient reported measures (PREMs and PRMs)
Patient-reported measures (PRMs) capture information via surveys, which ask patients about their healthcare experiences and the outcomes of their care.
Centre for Disease Control and Prevention: Health-related Quality of Life tools
Health-related quality of life (HRQOL) is an individual’s or a group’s perceived physical and mental health over time.
Quality measurement can look right, but be wrong
How do we measure quality? How do we know we're doing it right?
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Do external quality ratings improve care and services?
With the publication of STAR ratings, Australian aged care enters a new era of quality measurement and public reporting. What can we learn from other countries using similar systems about the potential for published ratings to effect improvement?
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