End-of-life care audit tool
This supports collection of data from clinical records to provide a picture of current end-of-life processes within a hospital.
The Commission is now operating in accordance with the Caretaker ConventionsExternal link pending the outcome of the 2025 federal election.
This supports collection of data from clinical records to provide a picture of current end-of-life processes within a hospital.
This analysis plan can be used to inform guidance on the audit tool and clinician survey design, including eligibility and inclusion criteria, data checking and cleansing, and suggested analysis methods.
There are a number of strategies that can be used make changes and improve processes of care, some of which have been identified in the National Consensus Statement: Essential elements for safe and high-quality end-of-life care.
Seven key attributes common in high-performing person-centred healthcare organisations have been identified. Collectively, the seven attributes provide an ideal organisational model for supporting consistent and excellent person-centred care.
On this page are links to a range of tools and resources to support health service organisations to deliver comprehensive care
Within the Commission’s remit, the focus of the program is on safety and quality in the delivery of health services to people with lived experience of mental health issues. This applies both to services:
The role of the Advisory Committee is to provide high level guidance and advice on the deliverables of the project and provide a point of liaison between the Commission and peer groups.
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