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SSI webinar 1: Case for change
Presentations from the first SSI webinar - the case for change.
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Quality and safety markers – enabling equity monitoring: Privacy impact assessment report
This privacy impact assessment aims to help us better monitor health equity as a key aspect of quality.
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2024/25 Health and disability sector harm (adverse) events infographic
An annual infographic summary of harm (adverse) events reported across New Zealand's health sector in 2024/25. Highlighting most frequent sources of harm by various health services and ethnicity and opportunities for system learning and improvement.
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Surgery and risk in Aotearoa New Zealand
This infographic summarises information about surgery in New Zealand in 2023, including the risks associated with having surgery. It covers elective surgery (surgery planned in advance) and emergency surgery (surgery for an urgent medical condition).
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Patient deterioration preparation and implementation guide
This is a guide to preparing and implementing a recognition and response system, for recognising and responding to patient deterioration.
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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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Dave’s story
Dave Churchman and his wife Diane share their story of life for Dave after his diagnosis of cancer.
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Hand hygiene patient stories
Hand Hygiene New Zealand promotional resource: Patient stories.
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Patient experience survey core question handbook
This handbook explains the purpose of the patient experience survey core question set and how it fits within the national survey questionnaires. It also outlines some issues to consider when using the set in your own local data collection activities.
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Presentations from the 2019 Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners conference
Presentations from Commission representatives and sponsored attendees, at the 2019 Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners conference.