The Urogynaecological Society of Australasia has developed a consensus statement on the model of care for abdominal sacrocolpopexy for use by surgeons credentialled to perform sacrocolpopexy.
On the Radar Issue 677 is now available.
On the Radar Issue 678 is now available.
Knowledge and understanding of how to communicate with people with intellectual disability is vital for safe and high-quality health care. Using positive behaviour support involves strategies that address the needs of the person.
Transitions of care for people with intellectual disability can be high risk, the successful transfer of information is vital for safe health care.
People with intellectual disability are often at higher risk of adverse effects from medications as the information about their medicine may be difficult to understand.
This issue includes items on preventive healthcare, quality improvement, infection prevention and control, digital transformation, primary care, healthcare in prison, affordability, antimicrobial resistance, opioids, quality use of medicines, climate, COVID-19, and more.
Also covered are the latest from BMJ Quality & Safety, Australian Health Review, The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety, Health Affairs and the UK’s NICE and the USA’s AHRQ Effective Health Care program.
To provide health service organisations and accrediting agencies with information on the scope and assessment of workforce training requirements related to infection prevention and control and hand hygiene.
The Commission approves accrediting agencies to assess health service organisations and/or providers to the NSQCS Standards.