Patient Safety and Quality Management

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LM 6.1.1

Quality improvement activities and measures.

LM 6.1.2

Incident reporting processes in the ED, hospital and roles of external bodies in the review of significant incidents and sentinel events.

LM 6.1.3

Incidents that require reporting.

LM 6.1.4

Open disclosure.

LM 6.1.5

Purpose of departmental morbidity and mortality reviews.

LM 6.1.6

Participate in morbidity and mortality meetings.

LM 6.1.7

Recognise errors in health care.

LM 6.1.8

Provide feedback to the Director of emergency medicine on the operations of the ED from the perspective of a junior clinician.

LM 6.1.9

Participate in collection of data for a Quality Improvement activity.

LM 6.2.1

Factors that contribute to a culture of safety in the ED.

LM 6.2.2

Present a case at a morbidity and mortality meeting.

LM 6.3.1

Processes for reviewing errors and adverse events

LM 6.3.2

Classification of types of reportable incidents

LM 6.3.3

Types of risk reduction actions and activities

LM 6.3.4

Major national clinical data registers and reporting systems in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand

LM 6.3.5

Participate in an ED quality review activity.

LM 6.3.6

Independently write a workplace incident report.

LM 6.3.7

Conduct a simple clinical audit.

LM 6.3.8

Independently present a case at a morbidity and mortality meeting.

LM 6.3.9

Implement recommendations from a morbidity and mortality meeting.

LM 6.4.1

Patient safety principles in the management of an ED.

LM 6.4.2

Links between ED clinical governance and the provision of safe quality care in the ED.

LM 6.4.3

Quality management prescribed within the ACEM Quality Standards Framework.

LM 6.4.4

Processes to monitor system changes to improve patient safety and the associated accountability framework.

LM 6.4.5

Apply risk stratification and patient safety principles to the daily clinical operations in an ED.

LM 6.4.6

Design clinical audits to measure the impact of ethnicity, gender and age on equity of access to care and health outcomes.

LM 6.4.7

Make recommendations based on an audit analysis.

LM 6.4.8

Manage the process of a departmental morbidity and mortality meeting and its application in the quality cycle.

LM 6.4.9

Contribute to the implementation of system changes to improve patient care as a result of an investigation into sentinel patient care event.

LM 6.4.10

Lead a team to collect data for quality assurance, clinical audit and other risk management activities.

LM 6.4.11

Collate, analyse, and present audit data to peers.

LM 6.4.12

Represent the ED in a hospital-wide quality improvement activity.

LM 6.4.13

Instigate a review of a system error using a Root Cause Analysis approach.