Resources

No matter where or when you provide care, clinical governance is an essential concept to grasp and implement. For more than a decade, care professionals in the Pacific have been developing and strengthening their clinical governance frameworks and knowledge. This has involved close collaboration with Australian institutes and colleges. In this webinar, Drs Silina Motofaga (Pacific Community, SPC) and Alipate Vakamocea (Fiji Program Support Platform, FPSP) share the journey Pacific Island Countries and Territories have taken towards improving and implementing good clinical governance practices. They cover engaging clinicians and key administrators on the pathway to success. If you are trying to change hearts and minds towards better clinical governance – no matter where or what country you are in – this webinar is for you.

Listen to David Naughton, CEO of Enable WA – the largest disability service provider in regional Western Australia, explain how the organisation has deliberately embraced a deeper understanding and appreciation of clinical governance across all aspects of disability service delivery, including support work, allied health, and high intensity supports.

In this webinar, Tarati and Jenny presented He Ara Whiria (the woven path), a partnership model of co-governance that is in place at Te Toka Tumai (previously Auckland District Health Board). They discussed some of the challenges and opportunities that arise when weaving an indigenous worldview into the governance of a large public health service.

In this webinar, Liza Houghton explored how leaders can enhance their clinical governance skills. Liza, whose career journey has taken her from clinical nurse to non-executive Director and founder of her own consultancy, shared her invaluable insights and experiences. Gain practical advice and learn strategies to strengthen clinical governance within your organisation from someone who has successfully navigated this path.

Western Health is growing at a rapid rate; the organisation has doubled in size in the last five years and is likely to double again within the next six. This growth is the result of adding new services, such as becoming a designated mental health service by July 2023 and amalgamating with other smaller services, such as Djerriwarrh Health.

Like any organisation undergoing rapid growth, Western Health is focused on the scalability of the organisation, particularly when it comes to clinical governance.