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Why Participate?

  • Identify and share “Good Practice” techniques to reduce harm

  • Compare with peer hospitals on risk-adjusted adverse event data

  • Compare notes on how to make sustainable improvements in patient safety

  • Develop Action Plans to make specific improvements over the next 12 months

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Cost

$A5,250 (excl. GST) per group per facility.
Individual delegate venue fees are billed separately.

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Patient Safety Improvement Group

Patient Safety Improvement Group

16-17 October 2019 - Melbourne
Meeting Code HRT1912

The Patient Safety Improvement Group aims to address National Standards (NSQHS) and develop continuous risk management improvements to improve the safety of care and reduce variation. Members of the Patient Safety Improvement Group meet annually to share ideas and innovations that focus on improving the safety and quality of care within their health services. At the meeting members will share experiences and information on implementing innovative and effective practices and review results from the redesigned Patient Safety report that is provided yearly.

The goals of the group are to:

  • Improve patient safety across Australia and New Zealand
  • Reduce hospital acquired complications 
  • Identify “exemplar performers” across the patient safety space
  • Share innovations in practices with an aim to improve patient experience and outcomes

The theme of the meeting is chosen by the members in 2019 the theme is:  Unpacking the impact of leadership in patient safety

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What do you need to do?
  • Designate an executive sponsor as the key liaison for your health service to lead your patient safety work with The Health Roundtable.
  • Review definitions and updated reports for questions, comments, or issues.
  • Report progress on current Aim Statements and improvement plans.
  • Organise a multi-disciplinary team to attend the annual workshop—up to four people.
  • Identify an improvement objective for implementation based on innovative ideas learnt at the workshop, and track progress.
 What does The Health Roundtable do?
  • Work with key patient safety contacts to organise the annual meeting including designing and reporting back the results from a member survey.
  • Invite expert speakers who share innovative ideas on the key topic for the workshop.
  • Facilitate the annual meeting, and provide a summary report based on the discussions.
  • Produce reports extracting data from the inpatient episode collection, highlighting trends and differences in performance.
  • Provide phone and webcast support to all members to assist with data interpretation.

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