Call for Expressions of Interest Mātauranga Māori Expert Member Adverse Events Learning Programme Expert Advisory Group Background The Health Quality & Safety Commission (‘the Commission’) leads and coordinates quality improvement in New Zealand to improve the quality and safety of health and disability services. Our vision is a world-class, patient-centred health care and disability support system that is committed to continually improving health quality and delivering equitable and sustainable care. The Adverse Events Learning Programme (AELP) works to reduce Commission’s preventable harm in health and disability services by supporting organisations to have high performing safety cultures and systems. The objectives of the AELP are to: provide a user-friendly national framework for reporting, reviewing and learning from adverse events that happen in health and disability services build capability within health and disability services to improve the quality of adverse event reporting, review and learning improve responsiveness to consumers and and whānau when something goes wrong ensure they are involved nationally and locally in adverse event reporting, review and learning use information from adverse event reporting and review to support best clinical practice, system improvement and consumer safety. Detailed information about the Commission and the AELP is available here: AELP Expert Advisory Group The AELP Expert Advisory Group in 2013 to provide strategic (‘the EAG’) was formed direction and guidance to the AELP programme team and the sector. The EAG is appointed by the Commission. The EAG membership comprises respected leaders, who are experts in their respective fields and/or who can offer useful perspectives from a range of sector interests or groups. health care services, district Membership includes consumers, clinicians, Māori, primary health boards, private health and disability service providers, quality and risk expertise, expertise in review methodologies and frameworks and safety systems expertise. expert Mātauranga Māori
Call for Expressions of Interest Mātauranga Māori Expert Member Adverse Events Learning Programme Expert Advisory Group Background The Health Quality & Safety Commission (‘the Commission’) leads and coordinates quality improvement in New Zealand to improve the quality and safety of health and disability services. Our vision is a world-class, patient-centred health care and disability support system that is committed to continually improving health quality and delivering equitable and sustainable care. The Commission’s Adverse Events Learning Programme (AELP) works to reduce preventable harm in health and disability services by supporting organisations to have high performing safety cultures and systems. The objectives of the AELP are to: provide a user-friendly national framework for reporting, reviewing and learning from adverse events that happen in health and disability services build capability within health and disability services to improve the quality of adverse event reporting, review and learning improve responsiveness to consumers and whānau when something goes wrong and ensure they are involved nationally and locally in adverse event reporting, review and learning use information from adverse event reporting and review to support best clinical practice, system improvement and consumer safety. Detailed information about the Commission and the AELP is available here: AELP Expert Advisory Group The AELP Expert Advisory Group (‘the EAG’) was formed in 2013 to provide strategic direction and guidance to the AELP programme team and the sector. The EAG is appointed by the Commission. The EAG membership comprises respected leaders, who are experts in their respective fields and/or who can offer useful perspectives from a range of sector interests or groups. Membership includes consumers, clinicians, Māori, primary health care services, district health boards, private health and disability service providers, quality and risk expertise, expertise in review methodologies and frameworks and safety systems expertise. Mātauranga Māori expert