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Collective learning: Quality improvement in aged residential care
Early in 2019, the Health Quality & Safety Commission's aged residential care programme team identified four care homes in the Auckland region, to carry out small-scale improvement projects over three months.
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Consumer voice: Shaping the future of health care services in Aotearoa
On 10 November 2022, people gathered from across the country for a hui in Wellington. Members of the consumer health forum Aotearoa share their perspectives and experiences of health care.
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Evaluation of the safe use of opioids national collaborative
This report presents an evaluation of the Health Quality & Safety Commission-led safe use of opioids national collaborative.
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Template for senior leaders – infection prevention and control (IPC) walk rounds
This MS Word template is designed to support providers in planning and implementing an IPC walk rounds programme.
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Pain-relieving medicines for acute pain – information for patients
The Health Quality & Safety Commission, Choosing Wisely and the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists have developed an information leaflet to help patients, caregivers and whānau use opioid medicines safely, to manage non-cancer pain.
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Adult hospital patient experience surveys (inpatient and outpatient)
Our national adult hospital patient experience surveys collect and measure patient feedback on health care for quality improvement.
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Home and community support services experience survey
The national home and community support services experience survey collects and measures feedback about people’s experiences of their home and community support services for quality improvement.
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Thematic analysis of maternity adverse events reported 1 July 2018–30 June 2023
This report is an analysis of maternity-specific data from a 5-year period (1 July 2018–30 June 2023).
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ALERT 17: Alteplase or tenecteplase?
An alert has been issued to highlight the need to clearly differentiate between stroke thrombolysis and myocardial infarction thrombolysis.