The National Clinical Handover Initiative Pilot Program involved 56 hospitals in six jurisdictions, including primary and aged care services.

Pilot Program outcomes

Tools and solutions developed through the pilot program included:

HAI surveillance programs enable hospitals to monitor the outcomes of current practice and provide timely feedback to clinicians to ensure practice improvement and better patient outcomes.

Surveillance topics

Overview

The framework is designed to enable health service organisations and clinicians to communicate openly with patients when health care does not go to plan.

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Two key factors in supporting healthcare professionals are:

Open disclosure project details

Legal history

In 2010, Professor David Studdert of the University of Melbourne conducted a review of the legal aspects of open disclosure in Australia. The review covered:

Using the guide

This comprehensive Guide to Support Implementation of the National Consensus Statement (the guide) will help facilities to:

Benefits of using the NRMC

• Fewer prescriptions to write
• A central point for information
• Duration/length (charting cycle) of the NRMC and supply of medicines is a maximum of 4 months.