Queensland Clinical Networks are formally recognised groups, principally comprised of clinicians, established to improve the quality and efficiency of healthcare.
Queensland Clinical Networks are a key initiative of the Clinical Excellence Queensland as way to engage clinicians and consumers in decision making about clinical services planning and implementation, clinical practice improvement, and quality and safety enhancements.
The role of the networks
As the peak body of expertise in Queensland the Queensland clinical networks serve as an independent point of reference for clinicians, Hospital and Health Services (HHSs) and the Department of Health. The Queensland clinical networks guide quality improvement reform and support clinical policy development, emphasising evidence based practice and clinical consensus to guide implementation, optimisation and provision of high quality patient focussed healthcare.
Statewide Clinical Networks Activity Report 2018-19
The Statewide Clinical Networks Activity Report (PDF, 3.2MB) provides a summary of key Statewide Clinical Network achievements and activities in 2018-19.
