The Allied Health Rural Generalist Pathway supports hospital and health services to implement a comprehensive approach to service improvement, workforce development, and training in rural and remote allied health teams.
The Queensland Child and Youth Clinical Network held its annual forum on 1 August 2019. The Better together: Linking clinicians, consumers and systems theme saw more than 100 people attend either in person or via video conference.
The Statewide Anaesthesia and Perioperative Care Clinical Network’s Rural Perioperative Team Training Program (—sponsored by Clinical Excellence Queensland—aims to improve surgical outcomes for patients in crisis situations by promoting teamwork, communication and system design.
A suite of allied health clinical reference sets is now available from the Australian Digital Health Agency.
“In his seminal 1989 book, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Steven Covey identified a habit that separated the great leaders from the good. So, what is it?
Following its wildly successful Pitchfest, the PROV-ED Project will soon embark on a statewide tour to showcase the initiatives chosen for scale and spread across Queensland’s emergency departments.
Following his recent trip to Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan for the United Nations’ 5th International Partnership for Technology in Peacekeeping Symposium, Daniel Best from the Telehealth Support Unit tells us about the trip and how proud Queensland should be of its global standing.
The Queensland Clinical Senate is celebrating 10 years of influencing and leading change in the state’s public health system.
Making improvement and innovation happen in this context requires skill and focus. That's why we're handing over to Jan Phillips to shed some light on how to foster innovation in healthcare.
Mr Chris Raftery has been appointed as the Queensland Clinical Senate's first ever Deputy Chair.
