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Rehabilitation collaborative review: 1 year on | He arotakenga haumanu ngātahi: 1 tau nei
A review of the rehabilitation collaborative, 1 year on.
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ABI and Active+ case study: Improving access to community rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury
A case study from ABI and Active+ about improving access to community rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury.
- Serious traumatic brain injury progress report
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Serious traumatic brain injury national collaborative concludes in Wellington
The second phase of the serious traumatic brain injury (sTBI) national collaborative came to a close on Tuesday 13 June with the final learning session held in Wellington for the four participating teams.
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Learning session round-up for the serious traumatic brain injury rehabilitation collaborative
Five teams of trauma clinicians from around Aotearoa New Zealand took part in the first two learning sessions of a national quality improvement collaborative focused on serious traumatic brain injury rehabilitation.
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Congratulations to our 2020/21 trauma quality improvement facilitator course graduates
Learn about the recent trauma quality improvement facilitator course and those who graduated
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Reducing trauma deaths focus of new partnership
The Health Quality & Safety Commission is partnering with ACC and the Major Trauma National Clinical Network, with a focus on reducing trauma deaths. The main cause of major trauma is road traffic crashes and falls, followed by assaults.
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National Trauma Network report receives Plain English Award
We are delighted to report the National Trauma Network’s Annual Report 2019/20 was a winner in the 2021 Plain English Awards in the Best Plain English Annual Report category. Congratulations to the team!
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Partnership with the University of Otago to deliver trauma patient reported outcomes project
The Health Quality & Safety Commission is undertaking a project to collect and understand New Zealand trauma patients’ self-reported outcomes.
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New report lays foundation for project to reduce avoidable in-hospital deaths from critical bleeding
A new report on improving trauma care for critically bleeding patients lays a strong foundation for a national quality improvement project to reduce avoidable in-hospital deaths.