Presentations from the 2018 Quality Improvement Scientific Symposium
Presentations from the Health Quality & Safety Commission's 2018 Quality Improvement Scientific Symposium.
Presenter |
Presentation |
| Professor Alan Merry (chair, Health Quality & Safety Commission) | Opening address |
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Bronwyn Hayward, disability advocate |
Fresh flowers in my bathroom: Diverse stories of disability to spark ideas for flower placement |
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Morning tea and poster viewing |
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Paul Plsek Chair of innovation, Virginia Mason Medical Center; innovator-in-residence, MedStar Institute for Innovation; senior visiting fellow, Ko Awatea; consultant, author and developer of DirectedCreativity™ |
Improving quality and patient safety in a complex world (1.2MB, PDF) |
Rapid fire sessions |
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| Concurrent 1 | Concurrent 2 |
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Measuring and optimising implementation of diabetes control strategies within primary care and developing cost-effectiveness model Dr Nelson Aguirre, University of Auckland |
Why is it so hard to plan? Implementing estimated dates of discharge prior to admission (2.2MB, PDF) Andrew Jones, project manager, Auckland DHB |
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Using data for improvement: Developing youth specific indicators for improvement in primary care (932KB, PDF) Sarah Upston, clinical & quality improvement team leader, Tū Ora Compass Health |
See, best practice works! – Seeing success in a team approach to discharge planning (2.2MB, PDF) Andrew Jones, project manager, Auckland DHB |
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Increasing access to wellness support in primary care: Meeting people at the top of the cliff (2.2MB, PDF) Nicholas Cao, health psychologist, self-management co-lead, Nirvana Health Group |
Medication adherence post-cardiac stent (1.7MB, PDF) Fran Mitchell, quality improvement coordinator, Nelson Marlborough Health (DHB) |
Workshops |
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People powered: partnering to co-design health & care services (2.1MB, PDF) Come and learn about those who are succeeding with co-design and how they did it. Dr Lynne Maher, innovation and improvement clinical director, Ko Awatea |
Solving problems in 5 days instead of 5 months, or 5 years (1.7MB, PDF) How to use Rapid Improvement Events to accelerate your problem solving John McTaggart, improvement manager, Auckland DHB |
Rapid fire sessions |
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| Concurrent 1 | Concurrent 2 |
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Planned pregnancy: It's a woman's choice - Identifying barriers and improving access to long-acting reversible contraception in primary care Cindy Blackwell, improvement advisor, Ko Awatea, Counties Manukau Health |
Strategic deployment of a quality system at Emerge Aotearoa Ken Kok, senior improvement specialist, Emerge Aotearoa |
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Keringle Park’s continence promotion programme - dementia with dignity – promoting normal Nadine O’Brien, clinical manager, Kerinle Park Residential Care |
Improving patient safety & care by learning from minor-moderate adverse events (4.1MB, PDF) Chantelle Waters, health informatics officer, Canterbury DHB |
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Health coaching: can we afford not to? (2.5MB, PDF) Nicholas Cao, health psychologist, self-management co-lead, Nirvana Health Group |
Rapid Improvement Event ED/AMU Catherine Thorley and Lynette Baines, clinical nurse specialists, Waikato DHB |
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Afternoon tea and poster viewing |
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Paul Plsek |
The myth of resistance to change (747KB, PDF) |
Posters |
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Angela Lambie |
Safety in practice community pharmacy pilot programme (236KB, PDF) |
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Avril Lee |
Supporting junior doctors in safe prescribing (547KB, PDF) |
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Barbara Corning-Davis |
Creating a SMART quality training programme (295KB, PDF) Improvement resource collaborative (1.8MB, PDF) |
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Laura Broome |
Achieving equitable outcomes in eye health (390KB, PDF) |
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Lisa Eskildsen |
A large-scale initiative to improve NSAID prescribing safety: The story so far (416KB, PDF) |
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Scott Crawford |
A quality initiative: Hand calculations to clinical 'app' – SCIMA (1.3MB, PDF) |
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Shana Hall |
ACTIVE ward (842KB, PDF) |
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Suzanne Proudfoot |
Building improvement capability in New Zealand's health care system (584KB, PDF) |
