This self-assessment and action planning tool will help you to identify gaps in current systems and plan the actions required to achieve Essential element 4: Clinical Communication.
This element was re-named in the second edition of the National Consensus Statement to communicating for safety.
This self-assessment and action planning tool will help you to identify gaps in current systems and plan the actions required to achieve Essential element 3: Rapid response systems.
This self-assessment and action planning tool will help you to identify gaps in current systems and plan the actions required to achieve Essential element 2: Escalation of care.
This self-assessment and action planning tool will help you to identify gaps in current systems and plan the actions required to achieve Essential element 1: Measuring and documenting physiological observations.
A template for collecting information about rapid response cases.
A tool for evaluating staff perceptions of the rapid response system.
This audit tool supports the collection of data for several quality improvement measures.
This report draws on data from a wide range of sources, and includes information about key advances in safety and quality in Australia; prevalence of common safety risks to patients; action taken to identify and drive the delivery of appropriate care; and the Commission’s approach to supporting value based healthcare.
The analysis and data provided in this report are limited to public hospitals. The Commission is currently working with the private hospital sector to ensure the specified safety and quality indicators can be included in future reporting.
A template for completing an equipment stock take so that facilities can use the information to ensure best use of current stocks and develop a business plan for the purchase of any new items that may be required.