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To describe the requirements for accrediting agencies to notify regulators and the Commission of significant service user risks identified during the assessment of a digital mental health service provider.

To clarify for accrediting agencies and health service organisations their responsibilities and the recommended processes to be followed when health services change accrediting agencies.

To describe the methodology to be used by accrediting agencies when sampling multi-site digital mental health service providers at assessment to the National Safety and Quality Digital Mental Health Standards (Digital Mental Health Standards) or the Digital Mental Health Modules.

To clarify not applicable actions for organisations providing digital mental health services.

Introduction

Colonoscopy is a vital tool to prevent and detect bowel cancer, with around 1 million colonoscopies performed in Australian hospitals and day procedure services each year.

2025
Publication, report or update

The Healthcare Sustainability and Resilience Module (the Module) is a framework of actions to support health service organisations address healthcare impacts on the environment and the climate risks affecting human health and equitable access to high-quality care.

Read the Winter 2025 issue of Commission eNews.

On the Radar Issue 710 is now available.

2014
Other resource

The National Indicators for Quality Use of Medicines (QUM) in Australian Hospitals 2014 support measurement of safety and quality of medicines use. The individual indicators are listed on this page.

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