The gap in health outcomes between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous people is a well-documented priority area for both National and State Governments. Within Queensland...
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Across Queensland’s public health system, teams and individuals work every day to get better health outcomes for their older patients. The Frail Older Persons Project has been established to...
Frailty screening can help identify older people with multiple interacting medical and social problems which create a vulnerability for poor outcomes. This screening identifies people who will...
The Residential Aged Care Facility acute care support service (RaSS) model provides care in partnership with GPs and RACFs to increase patient choice of care setting and improves the quality and...
The Management of acute care needs of RACF residents provide pathways and practice points to ensure clarity with decision-making to optimise care for residents of aged care facilities.
The PreSS initiative involves the introduction of a pre-filled saline syringe specifically designed for flushing vascular access devices.
The Cannulation Rates in Emergency Department Intervention Toolkit (CREDIT) initiative uses a multimodal educational intervention aimed at reducing insertion of unnecessary, "just in case"...
The Standardised and Safe Intubation Package (SSIP) provides a standardised, safe approach to patient intubation in Emergency Departments (EDs) that can be replicated in most Queensland Health...
NIX aims to streamline patient care in all areas of the Emergency Department (ED), through early initiation of investigations by nursing staff. NIX has been shown to improve the time to meaningful...
The Blood Clock avoids blood wastage by utilising a timer attached to MEDEVAC blood boxes from the blood bank to alert ED clinicians when unused blood must be returned to the blood bank.
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