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2022
Fact sheet or brochure

This brochure has been designed to provide mental health workers with information on the importance of hand hygiene as part of the delivery of health care. The development of this fact sheet has been informed by expert infection control advice as well as end user testing.

2022
Fact sheet or brochure

This brochure has been designed to provide children and their carers with information on the importance of hand hygiene as part of the delivery of health care, as well as other community settings. The development of this fact sheet has been informed by consumer feedback.

2022
Fact sheet or brochure

This brochure has been designed to provide patients and their carers with information on the importance of hand hygiene as part of the delivery of health care. The development of this fact sheet has been informed by consumer feedback.

The quality statements in the Sepsis Clinical Care Standard describe the expected standard for key components of patient care.

What is Sepsis?

What do clinicians need to know?

2022
Template, survey or form

This template letter can be used by healthcare services to communicate with a patient’s general practitioner on discharge following hospitalisation for sepsis. It contains information about post-sepsis syndrome and sepsis recovery.

2022
Publication, report or update

The Requirements for the retention of laboratory records and diagnostic material (the Retention standard) sets out the expected requirements pathology laboratories are to achieve for retaining laboratory records and materials. The ninth edition of the standard includes minor updates to align with information provided in the fact sheet on the retention period for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) test samples.

Indicator specifications

2022
Newsletter

This issue includes items on COVID-19, the Opioid Analgesic Stewardship in Acute Pain Clinical Care Standard, and more.

Also covered are the latest issues of the Australian Journal of Primary Health, Australian Health Review and Health Affairs, along with online first papers from BMJ Quality & Safety and the International Journal for Quality in Health Care and the latest from the USA’s AHRQ.

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