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Musings from a conference attendee
I was at a very good conference a couple of weeks ago (the ACHSM Asia-Pacific Health Leadership Congress) and – as you do – mulling over
October 29, 2019
I was at a very good conference a couple of weeks ago (the ACHSM Asia-Pacific Health Leadership Congress) and – as you do – mulling over
At MEERQAT, we are witnessing the benefits of reflective practice in the health sector, where frontline clinical teams have used our basemaps to reflect on, and
Check out this video, demonstrating how MEERQAT can be used in the health and aged care sectors to drive genuine engagement of frontline staff in quality
Every week – or so it seems – we hear of yet another problem in the realm of quality assurance and quality improvement. Whether it’s business
The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care have recently published a second edition of the National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards.
I have just returned from the ACHSM/ACHS Joint Congress 2017 in Sydney, where the theme of the conference was “Winds of Change”. A common sub-theme in
In its simplest form, reflective practice is the ability to reflect on one’s actions so as to engage in a process of continuous learning. For decades,
Last year, quality in acute hospitals was in the news with the release of the Duckett report (Targeting zero: Supporting the Victorian hospital system to eliminate
It’s the start of a new year and once again we exhort ourselves to do something – or many things – better than we did last
In recent months, we have seen numerous examples of human service systems that have failed – sometimes catastrophically and with deadly consequences. With all the emphasis
MEERQAT team member Annie Curtin shares a great outcome that a client health service has achieved using the MEERQAT basemap on Patient Identification (Standard 5 of the first