These two infographics illustrate the importance of health literacy and how it shapes people’s health and the safety and quality of health care.
Clinical Care Standard to support the prevention of hospital-acquired venous thromboembolism (HA-VTE) in hospital and follow-up care in the community.
An essential part of receiving safe care is ensuring the right care is provided to the right person. Identification bands contain important information about the patient, and are essential for establishing and checking identity throughout the care process.
The information provided describes the symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse; a range of treatment options, as well as to do nothing; and, includes a list of questions that may be of assistance when you are speaking with your doctor about pelvic organ prolapse. The guidance also outlines the benefits and risks of the use of transvaginal mesh.
An information sheet for healthcare providers outlining:
- Why communicating for safety at transitions of care is important
- Essential elements of effective patient-clinician communication
- Role of healthcare providers
- Actions and strategies that may help improve patient-clinician communication