A number of related resources have been identified which are relevant to the Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard.

A number of related resources have been identified which are relevant to the Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard.

The role of the Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard Topic Working Group is to provide expert advice on the development of the Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard.

The Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard has been endorsed and supported by a range of key professional and consumer health organisations.

The Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard describes the health care that should be provided to women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, from before pregnancy to after a stillbirth occurs. It also addresses bereavement care for parents who have experienced any perinatal loss. Find out more about what the standard means, and the other resources available.

Information for healthcare services to guide practice and monitor improvement using the clinical care standard, and resources to support implementation.

Guidance for clinicians on the ten quality statements from the Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard, as well as helpful resources.

The Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard contains ten quality statements describing the care that should be provided to women who are pregnant or planning pregnancy, from preconception to after a stillbirth occurs. It also addresses bereavement care for parents who have experienced any form of perinatal loss.

Indicators have been developed to support monitoring of the care recommended in the Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard. Clinicians and healthcare services can use the indicators to support local quality improvement activities.

Resources to support implementation by healthcare services and clinicians including fact sheets and consumer resources. See also related resources from other organisations.

The role of the Low Back Pain Clinical Care Standard Topic Working Group is to provide expert advice on the development of the Low Back Pain Clinical Care Standard.

The Low Back Pain Clinical Care Standard has been endorsed and supported by a range of key professional and consumer health organisations.

The Commission is developing a clinical care standard to reduce the inappropriate use of psychotropic medicines in people with cognitive disability or impairment, particularly when used for managing changed behaviours or behaviours of concern.

Information for healthcare services to guide practice and monitor improvement using the clinical care standard, and resources to support implementation.

Guidance for clinicians on the eight quality statements from the Low Back Pain Clinical Care Standard, as well as helpful resources.

The Low Back Pain Clinical Care Standard describes the care that you can expect to receive if you go to a primary healthcare provider or a hospital emergency department with a new episode of low back pain. This could be new pain or a flare-up of an ongoing problem. Find out more about what the standard means for consumers and the other resources available. 

Indicators have been developed to support monitoring of the care recommended in the Low Back Pain Clinical Care Standard. Clinicians and healthcare services can use the indicators to support local quality improvement activities.

The Low Back Pain Clinical Care Standard contains eight quality statements describing the care that should be received by patients aged 16 years and over who present with low back pain, with or without leg pain.

It may be applied in all healthcare settings where such care is provided, but is particularly relevant to primary healthcare services and emergency departments.