Action 2.13
Partnerships in healthcare governance, planning, design, measurement and evaluation
Action 2.12
Partnerships in healthcare governance, planning, design, measurement and evaluation
Action 2.11
Partnerships in healthcare governance planning, design, measurement and evaluation
Action 2.10
Communication that supports effective partnerships
Action 2.09
Communication that supports effective partnerships
Action 2.08
Communication that supports effective partnerships
Action 2.07
Sharing decisions and planning care
Action 2.06
Sharing decisions and planning care
Action 2.05
Healthcare rights and informed consent
Action 2.04
Healthcare rights and informed consent
Action 2.03
Healthcare rights and informed consent
Action 2.02
Applying quality improvement systems
Action 2.01
Integrating clinical governance
Partnering with consumers in organisational design and governance
Consumers are partners in the design and governance of the organisation.
Health literacy
Health service organisations communicate with consumers in a way that supports effective partnerships.
Partnering with patients in their own care
Systems that are based on partnering with patients in their own care are used to support the delivery of care. Patients are partners in their own care to the extent that they choose.
Clinical governance and quality improvement systems to support partnering with consumers
Systems are designed and used to support patients, carers, families and consumers to be partners in healthcare planning, design, measurement and evaluation.
Partnering with Consumers Standard
Leaders of a health service organisation develop, implement and maintain systems to partner with consumers. These partnerships relate to the planning, design, delivery, measurement and evaluation of care. The workforce uses these systems to partner with consumers.