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Profile on Daniel McClean, 2019/20 mental health and addiction quality improvement facilitator course graduate
Daniel McClean talks about the mental health and addiction quality improvement facilitator course, the project he completed and how the overall experience has influenced his work.
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MidCentral DHB: Reducing readmission rates amongst high-end users
Discovering that just 20 percent of their mental health and addiction (MHA) service consumers were using 80 percent of the allocated funds provided the impetus for a quality improvement project at MidCentral DHB.
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Blog: Equity and quality improvement
Dr Clive Bensemann is the Counties Manukau Health Clinical Lead Integrated Care Mental Health & Addiction and leads the Health Quality & Safety Commission’s mental health and addiction quality improvement programme.
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Learning from adverse events and consumer, family and whānau experience (LAECFWE) | Te ako mai i ngā pamamaetanga me to wheako tangata whaiora me to whānau
A priority area within the seven-year mental health and addiction (MHA) quality improvement programme coordinated by Te Tāhū Hauora Health Quality & Safety Commission (Te Tāhū Hauora), the LAECFWE project began in September 2019 and ended in 2023.
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Blog: Colourism: Skin deep
In this blog, Rangimaarie Painting, a student from the University of Auckland on placement with the Health Quality & Safety Commission, discusses the concept of colourism.
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Project inspires quality improvement across West Coast mental health services
Undertaking one quality improvement project relating to seclusion highlighted to the West Coast district health board mental health and addiction services the need to improve processes around coordinating transfer of care of consumers.
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Thinking differently: Re-framing family violence responsiveness in the mental health and addictions health care context
Members of the Family Violence Death Review Committee were co-authors on a recent paper published in the International Journal of Mental Health Nursing.
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Auckland District Health Board shows zero seclusion is both possible and sustainable
Te Toka Tumai Auckland District Health Board (DHB) has dramatically reduced its rates of seclusion in mental health and addiction (MHA) services. Assaults on staff are down and staff retention is up.
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National hui on Zero seclusion: Safety and dignity for all
Registrations for this national hui will be open until 14 February 2023.
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Co-design will help improve transitions
The Connecting Care Project will see health service providers, consumers, and their families and whānau working together to better understand and improve the experience of transitions between or within providers.