The primary aims of the audit and clinician surveys are to:

• Compare the patterns of end-of-life care practice in four different cohorts
• Compare the perceptions of health care professionals (nursing, consultant, junior doctor and allied health) in their ability to recognise dying and their self-reporting of other health professionals’ ability at end-of-life care practice. 

This survey has been developed to enable feedback from healthcare providers about the open disclosure process.

The aim of this survey is to improve the open disclosure experience for the person who was unintentionally harmed, their support people and healthcare providers.

The template should be adapted to suit local requirements and applied in accordance with the Australian Open Disclosure Framework. 

This tool is designed to assist health service organisations ascertain how well they meet the necessary requirements to implement open disclosure and highlight areas for improvement.

The template should be adapted to suit local requirements and applied in accordance with the Australian Open Disclosure Framework. 

This template is designed to assist planning and preparing for the first open disclosure meeting. It is also intended to facilitate communication and information sharing throughout the open disclosure process.

The template should be adapted to suit local requirements and applied in accordance with the Australian Open Disclosure Framework. 

This resource provides a template to facilitate and document open disclosure discussions.

The template should be adapted to suit local requirements and applied in accordance with the Australian Open Disclosure Framework. 

This checklist includes:

• Incident detection and notification
• Signalling open disclosure
• Preparing for open disclosure
• Open disclosure discussions
• Follow-up
• Completing the process.

The template should be adapted to suit local requirements and applied in accordance with the Australian Open Disclosure Framework.