FRAIL is a multisite collaborative project specifically designed to improve the flow of frail elderly patients through the health system, while also improving the clinical parameters of their care...
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Frequently prescribed medicines in older people include those with anticholinergic and sedative effects. These medicines are used in adults to treat medical conditions that often occur later in...
The Hospital Avoidance Model for Persons with Dementia who have refractory aggression project was endorsed by the Statewide Older Person’s Health Clinical Network to undertake a systematic...
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This project empowers the First Nations health worker workforce across Queensland to become informed and confidently support a person through all pregnancy options, including...
When Central Queensland Hospital and Health Services (CQHHS) Allied Health Service asked ourselves what critical actions needed to be taken to achieve Great Care for Central...
The North West Hospital and Health Services (NWHHS) requires all remote area Nurses to complete Neonatal resuscitation and imminent birth training as part of their mandatory...
Reasons behind 'Fail to attend' (FTA) are complex, including miscommunication, difficulties in travelling, distrust of services “particularly those provided away from home“ and...
The General Practice (GP) Liaison Network is a Queensland Health state-wide program with teams situated in every Hospital and Health Service (HHS). To support our primary care...
