This resource describes what the Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Clinical Care Standard quality statements mean for healthcare services.
This document has been updated by the Commission based on the changes to the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods, changes to ‘mixed-case’ and ‘Tall Man lettering’ lists published by other countries (the United States, Canada and New Zealand), and reported adverse incidents or near misses from hospital networks across Australia.
The fact sheet includes some principles for the application of ‘mixed-case’ lettering and provides guidance on the risk assessment process and how to apply ‘mixed-case’ lettering to locally identified LASA medicine names.
To align clinical practice with the National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Blood Management Standard and national Patient Blood Management (PBM) Guidelines for single unit transfusion.
This fact sheet provides consumers with information on what is involved with accreditation to the Mental Health Standards for Community Managed Organisanations.