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The Clinical Governance Framework is aligned with Neami Strategic Directions, the organisational values of self-determination, growth, partnerships, respect, empowerment, diversity, choice, learning, change, wellbeing, hope and quality and the Great Consumer Experience Framework.
This Clinical Governance Framework from Headspace aims to assure fairness, accountability and transparency and defines who has the authority, decision making and accountability.
Performance indicators in health are used to describe specific aspects of our health system to monitor ‘if and how a system is performing to an agreed standard'. They are also used to understand how a system works and for accountability to consumers, governments and funders.
The purpose of the SFS Clinical Governance Framework (CGF) is to ensure the quality, safety and accountability of clinical services provided through SFS programs, to infants, children, young people and their families.
The Excellent Care Framework is aligned with Safer Care Victoria’s’ Clinical Governance Framework and the Victorian Department of Health and Human Service’s Quality Governance Framework for Community Services.
This Mission Australia Framework provides guidance to all levels of the organisation to deliver services aligned to standards for safe quality care in Australia. Specifically about child and family, youth, aged care, disability, homelessness, mental health and alcohol and other drug services.
Anglicare’s Clinical & Care Governance Framework is based on the fundamental principles of clinical governance.
This guidance document sets out a high-level framework for clinical governance in health and disability services in New Zealand.
Service and Clinical Governance is everyone's business. This framework guides all stakeholders in understanding their roles and responsibilities.
Clinical tools for use in practice—such as medicine reconciliation charts, diagnosis support tools and track-and-trigger charts—are popular in health and human services. However, they are given relatively little attention to how to optimise their design.
