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Clinical Excellence Showcase

Clinical Excellence Queensland

At Clinical Excellence Queensland, we partner with health services, clinicians and consumers to drive measurable improvement in patient care through a continual pursuit of excellence. Our annual Showcase event brings together clinicians, consumers and managers from across Queensland Health to share their projects and programs that are creating change and delivering healthcare benefits to Queenslanders. This podcast is your opportunity to learn how others are making change happen from clinicians and

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PROV-ED Project – Supporting Clinicians Everywhere to...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2022/06/06

Many people will be familiar with the PRO-moting Value Based Care in Emergency Departments or PROV-ED Project, with the team having led many successful ‘pitchfest’ initiatives for the past few years. The PROV-ED Project is about empowering frontline clinicians to make meaningful contributions to improving the care provided to patients in Queensland Health emergency settings. The unique model identifies innovative, grassroots, patient-centric initiatives from individual facilities that are suitable

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16:17

Dragon Medical One (DMO) Voice to Text in the...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2022/06/06

For an emergency department (ED) it is essential that any improvement in efficiency is made. ED capacity to see new incoming patients is often markedly reduced by admitted patients awaiting beds, however the majority of patients each day are discharged from the ED. Speeding up documentation will allow clinicians to discharge these patients more quickly. This may only be 5-10 minutes (often more) but when applied to more than 100 patients per day, the increased efficiency is enormous, in addition to

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15:44

First Nations Midwifery Group Practice

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2022/05/30

To enable women who identify (or whose baby identifies) as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander to remain at home as much as possible whilst continuing to receive continuity of midwifery care throughout the pandemic (and ongoing), Darling Downs introduced a First Nations Midwifery Group Practice (MGP). The model involves a dedicated primary midwife who cares for a woman and her baby for the duration of antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal care, including both home visit and telehealth

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14:27

Yarrabah Haemodialysis in Community During COVID-19

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2022/05/30

Biosecurity restrictions implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic presented significant obstacles to clients accessing care. For the residents of Yarrabah requiring dialysis, this threatened to displace them from the community to continue to access life-sustaining haemodialysis. Not only did this model support the continuation of life sustaining care, the move On Country reduced travel time for consumers and costs for the service, which can be reinvested in delivering more care. Many months later

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14:37

Collaborating for Excellence in Health Care for First...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2022/05/30

This group presentation will provide a snapshot of how Metro North Hospital and Health Service is supporting the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in their care, as well as supporting staff to provide more culturally appropriate care. This includes: The Better Together Medication Access service which provides prescribed discharge medication to self-identifying Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people discharging from Metro North Health facilities at no

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16:12

First Nations COVID-19 Vaccination Training

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2022/05/30

The Cunningham Centre (Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service) partnered with the First Nations COVID-19 Response Team Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Division (Queensland Health) to develop an education program that facilitated and enabled Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners and Indigenous Health Workers working in clinical positions across Queensland to support the COVID-19 vaccination roll out. This project aimed to improve outcomes for Queensland’s First Nations

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10:36

STARS - Delivering Culturally Responsive Care

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2022/05/30

Metro North’s Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (known as STARS) is committed to providing cultural safety throughout a patient’s healthcare journey. From involving Elders in hospital design and planning, dedicated training for staff, proactive waitlist management and a six-point comprehensive Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Support Patient Program, STARS is ensuring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients are receiving the gold-standard when it comes to

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53:03

You can’t ask that! | Living and working as First...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2022/05/30

This panel discussion explored what it’s like to be an Indigenous clinician in Queensland. Our panel members share their deeply personally stories about growing up, how they got to where they are, what needs to change, why they got into healthcare, and how their colleagues can be more culturally sensitive (and why they need to be). This episode is not to be missed!

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The puzzle was solved at Showcase 2022

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2022/05/23

Now in its sixth year, the event brings together like-minded individuals to share their success and connect with others to affect change; all with the shared goal, to improve outcomes for their local community. Over two jam-packed days, we will shone the spotlight on the ways our clinicians are partnering with and listening to their communities to make sure they are receiving the right services. Featured projects will be able to demonstrate clear improvements and benefits for Queenslanders living

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1:31

Solving the puzzle: meeting the needs of our diverse...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2022/05/04

Now in its sixth year, the event brings together like-minded individuals to share their success and connect with others to affect change; all with the shared goal, to improve outcomes for their local community. The theme for Showcase 2022 is Solving the puzzle: meeting the needs of our diverse communities. Over two jam-packed days, we will shine a spotlight on the ways our clinicians are partnering with and listening to their communities to make sure they are receiving the right services. Featured

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39:30

Did COVID-19 provide the ‘re-set’ our health system...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2021/12/19

Our annual Great Debate saw six fearless clinicians and system leaders taking the stage to definitively answer one question—did COVID-19 provide the ‘re-set’ our health system has been crying out for? The Affirmative Team of Dr Helen Brown, Ms Liz Crowe and Prof Lisa Nissen valiantly argued the merits of disruption innovation and how the chaos of the pandemic forced us to think and do things differently. But ultimately it was the Negative Team that came out victorious with Prof Keith McNeil, Ms

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47:46

Fireside chat with the UQ vaccination team

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2021/12/19

You could almost hear Billy Moore screaming “Queenslander” as a team of University of Queensland researchers set off in pursuit of a COVID-19 vaccine. While version 1.0 of the vaccine was abandoned in December 2020 because of cross-reactivity issues with HIV screening tests, the team is back in the spotlight as they take a new COVID vaccine forward. Learn more about their journey as Professor Trent Munro leads colleagues Professor Paul Young and Associate Professors Keith Chappell and Daniel

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16:45

Advanced Care Planning workshop

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2021/12/12

Deputy Clinical Director Prof Liz Reymond led this workshop to explore what is known about advance care planning (ACP) in Queensland and to offer suggestions about strategies to increase ACP activity during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Deadly Ears: delivering remote healthcare during...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2021/12/12

Do you want to hear a story about how the pandemic prevented a specialist outreach service from travelling to vulnerable Indigenous communities, but it still managed to deliver essential care? It was through innovations in telehealth! Rapidly building on existing experience in the delivery of telehealth capabilities in store-and-forward technology and a hybrid model including face-to-face and telehealth care enabled the continuity of care to children with significant ear disease, hearing loss and

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15:38

Responding to COVID-19: the experience of an adult...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2021/12/12

With potentially the most geographically dispersed cystic fibrosis population in the world, the Adult Cystic Fibrosis Centre (ACFC) at The Princes Charles Hospital cares for adult cystic fibrosis patients residing as far afield as the Northern Territory and Northern New South Wales. The ACFC had a limited telehealth program in place as the pandemic hit, and with the looming influenza season, the need to maintain clinical trials activity, the challenges of trans-state jurisdictions and keeping the CF

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14:40

Hospital in the Home | Townsville Hospital and Health...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2021/12/12

With one 46-bed hospital providing tertiary support to 12 other remote communities, the Mount Isa Hospital routinely faces bed pressures. But thanks to the Hospital in the Home model, the North West is relieving bed block by taking stable patients and conditions and managing these in the community. By establishing a medical hostel for Indigenous patients who do not reside in Mount Isa, patients are out of hospital but still receiving care. Consumers now have more options for their care, particularly

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23:20

COVID-19 Response Retrieval Service | Sunshine Coast...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2021/12/12

The SCHHS identified a need for an experienced medical and nursing retrieval team to road transfer critically ill patients within the district during the covid-19 pandemic climate. The SCHHS contains five health facilities spanned across 100km, a distance normally requiring rotary service. The SCHHS response was initiated to ease burden on RSQ during the pandemic, improve response capability to ensure quality patient care and improve district expertise.

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15:21

Healthy Kids Club: telehealth evaluation empowering...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2021/12/12

A paediatric obesity clinic successfully conquered the restrictions enforced by COVID-19, empowering children and families to tackle the complexities of obesity from their own home. A multidisciplinary team including a Multicultural Health Worker, Dietitian, Clinical Nurse Consultant, Physiotherapist and Psychologist, delivered culturally tailored and family-centred care via telehealth to address nutrition, physical activity, sleep, screen time and family connectedness. Patient engagement with the

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17:36

First Nations COVID-19 outreach and response | Cairns...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2021/12/12

With the outbreak of COVID-19 around the world, Australia watched the effects of the pandemic on other nations and the devastation that was wrought on First Nations communities. Modelling of disease spread in our own First Nations communities suggested that any outbreak would be likely to be difficult, if not impossible to control within the community and would put vulnerable peoples at risk of infection and death. Looking to the experience of the Navajo communities in the U.S.A, the Tropical

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14:22

Moving into an AMBIT based future with “wheel”...

Clinical Excellence Showcase ·

2021/12/12

The statewide Assertive Mobile Youth Outreach Service from Children’s Health Queensland will describe the framework they used to manage the wellbeing of adolescents and families with complex mental health problems, including social, emotional and intergenerational complexities – all despite the pandemic. The framework (known as AMBIT) is based in neuroscience and psychology and uses a systems-based approach. As it’s not specific to youth psychiatry, you can find out how it can be used in any

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