59 The Queensland Government and DVConnect work Accepted in partnership to develop a model to provide The Queensland Government, through the immediate access to specialist domestic and family Department of Health, will work in support and referral services within public and partnership with DVConnect to develop a private maternity hospitals and emergency model to provide immediate access to departments. specialist support and referral services within public and private maternity hospitals and emergency departments. 60 The Minister for Health recommends to the Accepted Australian Health Workforce Ministerial Council that The Minister for Health will raise the Health Practitioner Regulation Boards of workforce issues with other Australian Australia require specific skill sets pertaining to Health Ministers. recognition of and appropriate intervention for domestic and family violence and child harm be included in accreditation standards submitted by Accreditation Agencies under the National Law. 61 The Minister for Health recommends to the Accepted Australian Health Workforce Ministerial Council that The Minister for Health will raise Health Practitioner Regulation Boards of Australia workforce issues with other Australian work with appropriate accreditation bodies and Health Ministers. colleges to enable professional development on recognising and intervening appropriately in domestic and family violence to be considered suitable for Continuing Professional Development recognition. 62 The Minister for Health recommends to the Accepted Australian Health Workforce Ministerial Council that The Minister for Health will raise consideration also be given to including skill sets and workforce issues with other Australian professional development on recognising and Health Ministers. responding to child harm into accreditation standards and professional development programs. 63 The Minister for Health recommends to the Standing Accepted Council on Health that a requirement to be familiar The Minister for Health will provide a with the indicators of domestic and family violence paper to the COAG Health Council. and child harm and to appropriately intervene be included into the draft National Code of Conduct for Health Care Workers. 64 The Queensland Minister for Education recommends Accepted to the Education Council that the Australian Institute The Minister for Education will raise this for Teaching and School Leadership includes in the matter with the Education Council. Australian Professional Standards for Teachers, specific skill sets to recognise and respond to incidents of domestic and family violence and child harm.
59 The Queensland Government and DVConnect work in partnership to develop a model to provide immediate access to specialist domestic and family support and referral services within public and private maternity hospitals and emergency departments. Accepted The Queensland Government, through the Department of Health, will work in partnership with DVConnect to develop a model to provide immediate access to specialist support and referral services within public and private maternity hospitals and emergency departments. 60 The Minister for Health recommends to the Australian Health Workforce Ministerial Council that the Health Practitioner Regulation Boards of Australia require specific skill sets pertaining to recognition of and appropriate intervention for domestic and family violence and child harm be included in accreditation standards submitted by Accreditation Agencies under the National Law. Accepted The Minister for Health will raise workforce issues with other Australian Health Ministers. 61 The Minister for Health recommends to the Australian Health Workforce Ministerial Council that Health Practitioner Regulation Boards of Australia work with appropriate accreditation bodies and colleges to enable professional development on recognising and intervening appropriately in domestic and family violence to be considered suitable for Continuing Professional Development recognition. Accepted The Minister for Health will raise workforce issues with other Australian Health Ministers. 62 The Minister for Health recommends to the Australian Health Workforce Ministerial Council that consideration also be given to including skill sets and professional development on recognising and responding to child harm into accreditation standards and professional development programs. Accepted The Minister for Health will raise workforce issues with other Australian Health Ministers. 63 The Minister for Health recommends to the Standing Council on Health that a requirement to be familiar with the indicators of domestic and family violence and child harm and to appropriately intervene be included into the draft National Code of Conduct for Health Care Workers. Accepted The Minister for Health will provide a paper to the COAG Health Council. 64 The Queensland Minister for Education recommends to the Education Council that the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership includes in the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers, specific skill sets to recognise and respond to incidents of domestic and family violence and child harm. Accepted The Minister for Education will raise this matter with the Education Council.