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Models of Care

Useful resources | Guides | References

The Nursing Models of Care Project was established  to assist clinical nurses to:
  • explore and develop innovative models of nursing care delivery and organisation that would facilitate best clinical practice and
  • develop new and emerging roles and partnerships within nursing and health care
Workshops, seminars and roadshows have been a feature of the project, involving frontline nursing and midwifery staff and senior clinicians across NSW using their local experience and knowledge to help implement new models of care across the State.

Useful resources

  • The Clinician's Toolkit: for improving patient care
    produced by NSW Health to provide clinicians with information about tools available to review and improve the quality of their practice and how to report the findings of any review.

  • The benchmarking process outlined in 'The Essence of Care' helps practitioners to take a structured approach to sharing and comparing practice, enabling them to identify the best and to develop action plans to remedy poor practice.

  • from the NSW country areas program.
  • National Patient Safety Education Framework
    outlines project being funded by the Australian Council for Safety and Quality in Health Care.

Guides

References

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This web page is managed and authorised by Nursing & Midwifery Office of the NSW Department of Health. Last updated: 17 July, 2009