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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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Three new Mental health and addiction quality improvement programme members
The mental health and addiction quality improvement programme recently welcomed three new team members.
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Want health equity? Make Te Tiriti the backbone of every programme
Kaumatua and Māori cultural advisor for the Health Quality & Safety Commission (the Commission) MHA quality programme, Wi describes the role of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in ensuring health equity for Māori.
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Zero seclusion hui first in nearly three years
The Aukatia te noho punanga: Noho haumanu, tū rangatira mō te tokomaha Zero seclusion: Safety and dignity for all project has held its first face-to face meeting in nearly three years.
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Profile on Jenny MacFadgen, 2019/20 mental health and addiction quality improvement facilitator course graduate
Jenny MacFadgen talks about how she found the mental health and addiction quality improvement facilitator course, the project she completed and how the overall experience has influenced her work.
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Profile on Kerry Weir-Smith, 2019/20 mental health and addiction quality improvement facilitator course graduate
Kerry Weir-Smith talks about how she found the mental health and addiction quality improvement facilitator course, the project she completed and how the overall experience has influenced her work.
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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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Take part in the second Ngā Poutama mental health and addiction staff culture survey
The Health Quality & Safety Commission’s second Ngā Poutama Oranga Hinengaro: Quality in Context survey is underway.
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Repairing the broken bridge between youth and adult mental health services in Canterbury
CDHB developed and implemented a new process aiming to promote safety and continuity of care by making the transition between youth and adult services less risky, more collaborative and generally less stressful for young people and their whānau.
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Mid-programme evaluation of the MHA quality improvement programme
A mid-programme evaluation of the mental health and addiction (MHA) quality improvement programme was carried out by Francis Health and Kahui Consulting in 2020.