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The Commission is seeking your feedback on the draft National Pathology Standard (formerly known as the Requirements for Medical Pathology Services).

The Commission is undertaking a broad consultation on the draft Point of Care Testing (POCT) Standard to support health and aged care service providers in enhancing the quality and safety of POCT practices.

2025
Publication, report or update

The Commission is seeking feedback on the draft Point of Care Testing (POCT) Standard. The POCT Standard has been developed to support health and aged care service providers in enhancing the quality and safety of POCT practices. 

The survey and call for written submissions closes on 12 December 2025.

The opportunity to participate in an online focus group is between 4 February to 10 February 2026.

2025
Other resource

This paper provides an overview on how you can participate in the Point of Care Testing Standard Consultation.

The survey and call for written submissions closes on 12 December 2025.

The opportunity to participate in an online focus group is between 4 February to 10 February 2026.

2025
Other resource

You are invited to provide feedback to the Commission, addressing all or any of the following questions. Your input will help shape the standard.

The survey and call for written submissions closes on 12 December 2025.

The opportunity to participate in an online focus group is between 4 February to 10 February 2026.

2025
Newsletter

This issue includes items on new resources to guide post-sepsis care and survivor support, open disclosure, shared decision making, peripheral intravenous catheters, and more. Along with the latest from Healthcare Papers,  BMJ Quality & Safety, International Journal for Quality in Health Care and Health Expectations. Also included are the latest from the Healthcare Excellence Canada and the UK’s NICE.

Overview

Quality use of medicines in people with diabetes 

The Commission has released four new resources to help health services address gaps and inconsistencies in care coordination and post-sepsis support for survivors, families, carers and those bereaved by sepsis.

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