30 Sep 2020, Building Leadership & Capability
The Health Quality & Safety Commission’s sixth annual quality improvement scientific symposium planned for October 2020, has been cancelled.
24 Jul 2020, Building Leadership & Capability
The Health Quality & Safety Commission has partnered with the Australasian Institute of Clinical Governance (AICG) to provide eight sponsored places on the online AICG Certificate in Clinical Governance course.
22 Apr 2020, Building Leadership & Capability
Timaru physiotherapist Sonya Veale is the latest recipient of an Open for leadership award.
10 Dec 2019, Building Leadership & Capability
A new service that gives Kāpiti residents improved access to after-hours and urgent health care closer to home has received an Open for leadership award from the Health Quality & Safety Commission.
18 Nov 2019, Building Leadership & Capability
Save the date! Helen Bevan, chief transformation officer at NHS Horizons, returns to Wellington on 18 November 2019.
10 Oct 2019, Building Leadership & Capability
The Commission is hosting its 5th annual scientific symposium featuring keynote speakers, peer-reviewed papers, interactive sessions and learning and networking opportunities.
21 Aug 2019, Building Leadership & Capability
An Open Forum with Professor Mary Dixon-Woods, The Healthcare Improvement Studies (THIS) Institute, Cambridge, UK.
28 Nov 2018, Building Leadership & Capability
A leadership team from the Porirua Union & Community Health Service is the latest recipient of a Commission Open for leadership award.
5 Oct 2018, Building Leadership & Capability
The only New Zealand scientific symposium focused specifically on the science of health and disability care improvement by highlighting research and methods.
14 Aug 2018, Building Leadership & Capability
Brendon Dolman, a recovery advisor in the mental health and addiction (MHA) service at Waikato District Health Board (DHB), is the latest recipient of an Open for leadership award.
31 Jul 2018, Building Leadership & Capability
Maria Petrovics-Edens from West Coast District Health Board (DHB) has received an Open for leadership award for her successes in taking on the new role of endoscopy coordinator.
29 May 2018, Building Leadership & Capability
Nelson Marlborough District Health Board (DHB) occupational therapist Emma Williams has received an Open for leadership award for numerous projects she has initiated, led and coordinated.
22 May 2018, Building Leadership & Capability
The latest recipient of an Open for leadership award, Pegasus Health Pasifika Health Manager Maria Pasene, says she has her parents and a bossy aunty to thank for her career success.
8 Feb 2018, Building Leadership & Capability
The BMJ International Forum in the Asia Pacific region will take place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre in Melbourne, Australia, between 10-12 September 2018.
18 Jan 2018, Building Leadership & Capability
Leading a project to introduce ‘pop up’ training simulations at the Southern District Health Board (DHB) has earned emergency department registrar, Dr Layla Hehir, an Open for leadership award.
14 Nov 2017, Building Leadership & Capability
The only New Zealand scientific symposium focused specifically on the science of health and disability care improvement by highlighting research and methods.
31 Oct 2017, Building Leadership & Capability
Initiatives to reduce isolation among rural mental health service users has earned Shane Brown, a support worker for Rangitikei Health Centre’s Community Mental Health Services, an Open for leadership award.
26 Oct 2017, Building Leadership & Capability
The latest recipient of the Health Quality & Safety Commission’s Open for leadership award is Lauren Hancock, Hutt Valley District Health Board (DHB) professional leader speech and language therapy.
17 Oct 2017, Building Leadership & Capability
A project to help patients in the community understand their ‘leaky legs’ has seen a Wairarapa DHB community health nurse become the latest recipient of the Open for leadership awards.
25 Sep 2017, Building Leadership & Capability
‘The power of one, the power of many: applying social movement thinking to healthcare improvement’