HCSCC Charter alignment

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HCSCC Charter alignment
National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards (NSQHS) HCSCC Charter
1. ACCESS
S.1 - workforce roles, responsibilities accountabilities for patient safety quality develop systems that sets out policies procedures to identify safety quality risks, collect receive performance data, analyse reported incidents, manage complaints, implement quality management system S.2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - systems to document, report, investigate respond to partnering with consumers, preventing controlling infections, medication safety, patient identification procedure matching S.2 - inform consumers carers about safety quality performance in a format that can be understood 2. SAFETY
S.1 - workforce roles, responsibilities accountabilities for patient safety quality develop systems that sets out policies procedures to identify safety quality risks, collect receive performance data, analyse reported incidents, manage complaints, implement quality management system S.2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - systems to document, report, investigate respond to partnering with consumers, preventing controlling infections, medication safety, patient identification procedure matching S.2 - inform consumers carers about safety quality performance in a format that can be understood 3. QUALITY
4. RESPECT
S.1 - information on patient rights is provided explained to patients carers mechanisms to align information provided to patients with their capacity to understand S.4, 7, 8, 9 10 - inform patients carers about treatment options, benefits, expected outcomes, success rates, side effects, prevention strategies associated risks with regard to medications 5. INFORMATION
S.5 - implement processes to enable partnerships with patients in decisions about their care, including informed consent to treatment training for clinical/senior staff on value ways to facilitate consumer engagement S.6 - implement mechanisms to include patients carers in clinical handover process S.1, 7, 8, 9 10 - develop treatment plans in partnership with the patient carers S.9 - ensuring information about advance care planning treatment limiting orders is in the patient record 6. PARTICIPATION
S.1 - procedures that protect the confidentiality of the patient without compromising workforce access to patient clinical information systems in place to restrict inappropriate access to dissemination of patient information 7. PRIVACY
S.1 - patient experience feedback mechanisms using these to evaluate the health service performance S.2 - partner with consumers /or carers to design the way care is delivered to better meet patients needs preferences consumer /or carer participation in the evaluation of patient feedback 8. COMMENT