Our latest edition of #PersonCentredCare insights is now available!
Be inspired by innovative initiatives from across Australia and stay informed through new resources and research that are advancing person-centred care.
Read the Insights: https://t.co/LRmTxH9Hbf
On the Radar Issue 762 is now available. This issue includes items on mental health, cultural safety, clinical guidelines, climate change, complaints, and more. https://t.co/9i6vaIVsdt
The updated High-Risk Medicines Education: Opioid Analgesics in Acute Settings eLearning module is now available.
Follow a scenario-based patient journey and learn key safety strategies.
Access the updated module https://t.co/J3abFWuNe6 #patientsafety#opioids
Does your patient know there are different types of #pregnancy scans?
Our new fact sheet and clinic poster explain the difference between:
✅ Diagnostic pregnancy ultrasound
⚠️ Non-diagnostic pregnancy ultrasound
https://t.co/IWL8C2hjVd
#WomensHealth#Ultrasound
Next month we are hosting three live information webinars ahead of our public consultation on the draft national safety and quality standards for virtual care.
Register now, at https://t.co/07ocWCDUqk
#VirtualCareStandards#VirtualCare#DigitalHealth
Streptococcus pneumoniae is an important bacterium that commonly causes respiratory infections.
Read our latest #AURA#APAS report to learn more about resistance to macrolide and tetracycline antibiotics across Australia https://t.co/3PJ3MeOaHS
Public consultation on the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards (third edition) is closing at midnight AEST on Friday 25 September 2026.
Share your views! Make a written submission or complete our online survey https://t.co/fV0JzYhV54 #NSQHSSThirdEdition#NSQHSS
On the Radar Issue 761 is now available. This issue includes items on cultural safety, ultrasound, antimicrobial resistance, medicine safety, patient experience, maternity care, AI and more. https://t.co/eBTMdCxhn5
In recognition of #WorldPatientSafetyDay yesterday, the National Carillon and Old Parliament House were lit in orange to symbolise the national commitment to patient safety.
Learn more about the @WHO global campaign for #WPSD2026 https://t.co/y2ZYjbFn0B
Don't miss your chance to have your say.
Public consultation on proposed updates to the third edition of the Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in Healthcare closes 29 September 2026.
Visit our website https://t.co/6uPybrMfxS #IPC#IPCGuidelines
Today we released new #pregnancy resources for GP practices, prenatal clinics and imaging practices.
The poster for health services can spark a patient conversation, while the consumer fact sheet explains the different types of pregnancy ultrasounds.
👉 https://t.co/Wvs4hc5BCR
Read our Winter 2026 eNews with updates on the National Model for Clinical Governance, NSQHS Standards (thrid edition), Stroke Clinical Care Standard, Guidance on IV fluids, and more. https://t.co/UoBSBx6cTm
#ClinicalGovernance#NSQHSStandards#StrokeCCS#IVFluids
On the Radar Issue 759 is now available. This issue includes items on medicine safety, health literacy, diabetes, clinical quality registries and more https://t.co/z4vSYXQBCh
CEO Conjoint Professor Anne Duggan says the development of the NSQHS Standards (third edition) is a collective effort to shape the future of healthcare in Australia, while remaining relevant in a changing environment.
Get involved 👉 https://t.co/yGO9setDJL #NSQHSSThirdEdition
Have your say on infection control!
Today we opened our public consultation of the third edition of the Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in Healthcare.
Visit our website to have your say 👉 https://t.co/sBGGzsgOH3 #IPC#InfectionPrevention
On the Radar Issue 758 is now available. This issue includes items on medicine safety, mental health, emergency departments, sustainability, guidance and more.
https://t.co/zGq0HvyPeL
🎧 Don’t miss this MJA InSight+ podcast on emergency laparotomy to deliver high-quality care and improve patient outcomes. 👉 https://t.co/X2DCOZdlTs
Director of Surgery Prof David Watters and Consultant Anaesthetist Dr Chuan-Whei Lee discuss our new Clinical Care Standard. #CCS