Resource library

This Easy Read resource will help people with intellectual disability and cognitive impairment understand the signs and symptoms of sepsis, and what to do if they are worried about sepsis.

This fact sheet has been developed for health services to explain co-design as a consumer engagement approach. It outlines the benefits, key principles and the conditions needed for it to be effective.

Advice was provided to the Commission by the Australian Government Solicitors supplementary to the 2021 Privacy Impact Assessment. Its findings and recommendations are presented in this report.

The purpose of the Electronic Medication Management Self-Assessment Tool User Guide (the Guide) is to support users of the Commission’s Electronic Medication Management Self-Assessment Tool (EMMSAT).

This fact sheet provides health service organisations with information about the Electronic Medication Management Self-Assessment Tool (EMMSAT). It describes how it can be used to support quality improvement activities to optimise implementation of electronic medication management (EMM).

This is the nomination form for a site administrator of the Electronic Medication Management Self-Assessment Tool (EMMSAT).

The Commission in partnership with Callida Consulting Pty Ltd and Sepsis Australia has developed a strategic analysis report that envisions the future state of sepsis data in Australia and sets out a five-year plan to realise that vision.

The 2025 APS employee census was undertaken between 5 May 2025 and 6 June 2025. As part of our commitment to making the Commission an even better place to work, we are implementing an agency-action plan to address areas where we can improve.

Insights from the national MedicineInsight program show how COPD management compares with aspects of the COPD Clinical Care Standard and COPD-X guidelines.

A new national framework has been released to support health services to reduce medication-related errors and hospital readmission rates for patients who are transitioning between care settings.

This document outlines the Features and Benefits of the MedicineInsight program and is designed to be printed and displayed.

The Medication Management at Transitions of Care Stewardship Framework released in November 2025 provides the first coordinated, hospital-based approach to manage medicines during the high-risk period for patients who are transitioning between care settings.

The Framework was designed to support health services to reduce medication-related errors and hospital readmission rates for patients during transitions of care, when patients move between hospital and primary and aged care settings.

A presentation from Professor Shamasunder Acharya on the Diabetes Alliance Program Plus - Transformative integrated diabetes care across regional, rural and remote communities.

A presentation from Ms Pippa Travers-Mason on the role of integrated pharmacists.

A presentation from Dr Jason Agostino on Diabetes in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

A presentation from Professor Stephen Twigg on Complications of diabetes.

A presentation from Professor Jonathan Shaw on Medicines management of type 2 diabetes.

A presentation from Distinguished Professor David Simmons on Medicines management in type 1 diabetes.

A presentation from Professor Dianna Magliano on the Diabetes landscape in Australia.

A presentation from Ms Sarah Lam on Optimising diabetes care by addressing and supporting psychological health.

A presentation from Dr Casey Peiris on Exercise for the prevention and management of type 2 diabetes.

A presentation from Dr Robyn Barnes on Food is medicine - Medical Nutrition Therapy for diabetes management.

A presentation from Mrs Salā Ronda Thompson on Challenges of diabetes management from a carer’s perspective.

A presentation from Ms Rachel Hicks on Living with diabetes: Empowering self- management.

A presentation from Professor Jennifer Martin on Pharmacological considerations for diabetes medicines in specific patient populations.

A presentation from Professor Alicia Jenkins on Management of diabetes during transition of care from paediatrics to adulthood.

A presentation from Associate Professor Glynis Ross on Diabetes management during pregnancy.

A presentation from Professor Spiros Fourlanos on Diabetes management during and after hospital.

This resource lists events from the National Medicine Symposium on 22 October 2025. All times listed are in Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT).