Resource library

This document provides guidance to support temporary collection facilities during the evolving coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak.

Delivering comprehensive care is delivered when conditions support the healthcare workforce to provide person-centred value-based care.

Understanding My Healthcare Rights: a summary booklet - accessible version

Understanding My Healthcare Rights: a guide for consumers - Word accessible version

Understanding My Healthcare Rights: a guide for consumers - A4 Print version

A comprehensive guide to the healthcare rights patients can expect including access, safety, respect, partnership, information, privacy and giving feedback.

An overview of the healthcare rights patients can expect including access, safety, respect, partnership, information, privacy and giving feedback.

National Sepsis Clinical Reference Group (NSCRG) membership list to support the work of the National Sepsis Program. 

Sepsis Program Oversight Group (SPOG) membership list to support the work of the National Sepsis Program. 

This document supports the implementation of the Venous Thromboembolism Prevention Clinical Care Standard.  Each section of the guide includes tips for implementation, case studies and examples of venous thromboembolism (VTE) prevention strategies, reflective questions and useful resources.

This consumer guide explains what the Antimicrobial Stewardship Clinical Care Standard means for consumers, and what they can do to have an active role in their care.

This fact sheet explains what the Antimicrobial Stewardship Clinical Care Standard means for clinicians and for patient care.

A Topic Working Group was convened to provide advice to the Commission on this project. The group comprised individuals with relevant expertise in anaphylaxis, representatives of key stakeholder organisations as well as a consumer representative.

Updated August 2020.

A list of the Cataract Clinical Care Standard Topic Working Group members. 

This guide has been designed to help you when things don’t go to plan in your health care. It will also be useful if something hasn’t gone to plan in the care of a relative, friend, or someone you care for.

This guide talks about health services (including hospitals) and doctors and nurses, but also covers health care provided in other health facilities and by other healthcare providers.

This guide explains what the 10 elements for safe and high-quality end-of-life care mean for you as a patient, and for families, carers and consumers.