This quick guide for physiotherapists is based on the Osteoarthritis of the Knee Clinical Care Standard (2024).
PICM is a mnemonic for a methodology designed to help assessors undertake assessments for accreditation against the National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards.
The Corporate Plan 2025-26 outlines the strategic planning activities of the Commission and reports on the key performance indicators and performance targets.
Endorsing organisations
- Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists
- Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine
- Cancer Council Australia
- Colorectal Surgical Society of Australia and New Zealand
- Day Hospitals Australia
Clinical Quality Registries
Working to support the uptake of national Clinical Quality Registries including the Framework for Clinical Quality Registries.
This Example Practice Reflections report will assist you in interpreting your report, if you have received one. Please also view the GP Guide to Practice Reflections: COPD when reviewing either of these example reports.
This report outlines the findings from a study evaluating the pilot implementation of the Environmental Sustainability and Climate Resilience Healthcare Module, now titled the Healthcare Sustainability and Resilience Module.
This page answers common questions about Practice Reflections, including their purpose, process and benefits. It provides practical guidance for clinicians and teams on using reflections to support continuous improvement, strengthen patient safety and embed learning in everyday practice.
To support their quality improvement activities, general practitioners (GPs) across Australia are receiving Practice Reflections reports. These reports contain their MBS spirometry data, along with aggregate data from GPs in similar settings for comparison purposes.
Discover how the Commission is working to improve COPD care through the development of quality standards for COPD, as well as national and practitioner reports to identify gaps in evidence-based care and opportunities for quality improvement.