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The full list of questions and answers from the Person-centred care in practice webinar 'Better Together: Transforming healthcare complaints', held on 2 April 2025.

The Commission is seeking a full-time, non-ongoing EL1 Senior Project Officer, Partnering with Consumers.

Information on this vacancy and how to apply can be found in the link below. Applications for this role will close 11.59pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) 27 April 2025.

Questions about the role can be directed to Anna Flynn (02) 7232 5351.

This issue includes items on wellbeing , medication safety, harm, surgery, communications, health literacy, and more.

Also covered are the latest from Health Affairs, Emergency Medicine Australasia, Health Expectations, International Journal for Quality in Health Care and the UK’s NICE and the USA’s AHRQ.

This issue includes items on medication safety, patient safety, co-design, surgery, second victim syndrome, 30-day mortality and more.

Also covered are the latest from Australian Health Review, JBI Evidence Synthesis, BMJ Quality &Safety, International Journal for Quality in Health Care and the USA’s AHRQ.

Use these 5 questions to ask your doctor or other healthcare provider to make sure you end up with the right amount of care — not too much and not too little.

Read the fifth issue of Person-centred Care Insights. Step into the heart of person-centred care! Explore innovative projects within our network and access a range of resources, tools, training programs, and event updates. Plus, check out the latest publications driving the person-centred care movement forward.

This Communiqué provides an update on the fifth meeting of the National Sepsis Oversight Group (Oversight Group). It may be used by members to update their nominating organisations and other key agencies about the National Sepsis Program Extension (Program Extension).

The full list of questions and answers from the Person-centred care in practice webinar 'Take the LEAP: Harnessing Lived Experience for Best Care', held on Thursday 12 December 2024.

Knowledge and understanding of how to communicate with people with intellectual disability is vital for safe and high-quality health care. Using positive behaviour support involves strategies that address the needs of the person.

Transitions of care for people with intellectual disability can be high risk, the successful transfer of information is vital for safe health care.

People with intellectual disability are often at higher risk of adverse effects from medications as the information about their medicine may be difficult to understand.

A presentation by Mr Bronte Parkin on Polypharmacy Consumer Perspective.