Criterion Conferences: Measuring to meet NSQHS Standards
Friday, 19 December, 2014
Developing a framework for continuous improvement 25th & 26th February 2015, CQ Functions, Melbourne
With the National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) standards firmly established, many hospitals across Australia have now been through the accreditation process and are well under way with driving safety and quality systems to improve health care. However, the issue of how to measure whether you are meeting the standards, and the collection of data remains a challenge. The threat of losing accreditation and the issues of re-licensing, the financial impacts for private hospitals and the poor publicity for public hospitals all pose a very real problem.
The agenda will tackle the following fundamental challenges:
- Gaining clinician buy-in and engaging staff across all departments in a culture of ongoing performance measurement
- Using innovative tools, systems and solutions to improve data capture and tracking
- Increasing information collection and presentation to enable greater benchmarking
- Demonstrating compliance to the standards and evidencing safety and quality improvement
Pre Workshop A
– How to engage clinicians in measuring quality improvement
Mid Workshop B
– How to sustain strategic continuous improvement
Post Workshop C
– How to conduct a clinical audit
A $100 discount for all Australian Hospital and Healthcare readers Just quote the code CC*HH when registering
Vasu Iyengar
Chief Medical Officer Goulburn Valley Health
Paul Curtis
Director of Clinical Governance Clinical Excellence Commission
Di O’Kane
Director, Systems and Measurement, Patient Safety Unit Queensland Department of Health
Who will attend
- Directors of Nursing
- Nursing Unit Managers
- Directors of Clinical Governance
- Chief Medical Officers
- Quality and Safety Managers
- Audit and Accreditation Coordinators
- Allied Health Professionals
For more information, please phone 1300 316 882 Or visit www.hospitalhealthstandards.com/ Or email registration@criterionconferences.com
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