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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.
Variation in healthcare quality is an ongoing issue. This study seeks to understand how differences in hospital practices and policies can lead to disparities in consumer outcomes and overall care quality. The authors compared process and outcome measures to detect variation and characteristics of hospitals with lower variation.
In this webinar, Cathy Jones, Board Director and Clinical Governance Consultant discussed quality metrics and the following questions:
Audits and quality improvement projects are vital aspects of clinical governance and continual service improvement in medicine.
