Common use of Quality Improvement Clause in Contracts

Quality Improvement. Contemporary health services rely on information as the basis on which sound decisions can be made. The collection, analysis, reporting and comparison of indicators that describe the performance and processes of health services are now a standard tool utilised by all health service staff to facilitate continuous quality improvement. Nationally, the following areas have been identified as being key areas for monitoring health service performance: • Effectiveness. • Accessibility. • Safety. • Efficiency. • Appropriateness.

Quality Improvement. 46.1. Contemporary health services rely on information as the basis on which sound decisions can be made. The collection, analysis, reporting and comparison of indicators that describe the performance and processes of health services are now a standard tool utilised by all health service staff to facilitate continuous quality improvement. Nationally, the following areas have been identified as being key areas for monitoring health service performance: • Effectiveness. • Accessibility. • Safety. • Efficiency. • Appropriateness.

Quality Improvement. Contemporary health services rely on information as the basis on which sound decisions can be made. The collection, analysis, reporting and comparison of indicators that describe the performance and processes of health services are now a standard tool utilised by all health service staff to facilitate continuous quality improvement. Nationally, the following areas have been identified as being key areas for monitoring health service performance: • Effectiveness. Effectiveness • Accessibility. Accessibility • Safety. Safety • Efficiency. Efficiency • AppropriatenessAppropriateness • Consumer Involvement The parties agree that the measurement of performance and process indicators in the above areas is an important and necessary management function for contemporary health service delivery.

Quality Improvement. 64.1 Contemporary health services rely on information as the basis on which sound decisions can be made. The collection, analysis, reporting and comparison of indicators that describe the performance and processes of health services are now a standard tool utilised by all health service staff to facilitate continuous quality improvement. Nationally, the following areas have been identified as being key areas for monitoring health service performance: • Effectiveness. • Accessibility. • Safety. • Efficiency. • Appropriateness.

Quality Improvement. Contemporary health services rely on information as the basis on which sound decisions can be made. The collection, analysis, reporting and comparison of indicators that describe the performance and processes of health services are now a standard tool utilised by all health service staff to facilitate continuous quality improvement. Nationally, the following areas have been identified as being key areas for monitoring health service performance: • Effectiveness. • Accessibility. • Safety. • Efficiency. • Appropriateness Effectiveness  Accessibility  Safety  Efficiency  Appropriateness  Consumer Involvement The parties agree that the measurement of performance and process indicators in the above areas is an important and necessary management function for contemporary health service delivery.

Quality Improvement. 41.1. Contemporary health services rely on information as the basis on which sound decisions can be made. The collection, analysis, reporting and comparison of indicators that describe the performance and processes of health services are now a standard tool utilised by all health service staff to facilitate continuous quality improvement. Nationally, the following areas have been identified as being key areas for monitoring health service performance: • Effectiveness. • Accessibility. • Safety. • Efficiency. • Appropriateness.

Quality Improvement. ‌ 46.1. Contemporary health services rely on information as the basis on which sound decisions can be made. The collection, analysis, reporting and comparison of indicators that describe the performance and processes of health services are now a standard tool utilised by all health service staff to facilitate continuous quality improvement. Nationally, the following areas have been identified as being key areas for monitoring health service performance: • Effectiveness. • Accessibility. • Safety. • Efficiency. • Appropriateness.