intended audience The Consensus Statement has been Disclaimer developed for: The Consensus Statement describes suggested practice for the provision of clinicians who are involved in the paediatric end-of-life care in settings where provision of acute health care to children acute care is provided. It is a guiding document designed to inform clinicians and health service executives and managers others of recommended practice. It is not a who are responsible for developing, legal document, and clinicians must implementing and reviewing systems for continue to be aware of, and abide by, the delivering patient care, including laws of the jurisdiction in which they paediatric end-of-life care, in individual practise. Any inconsistency between the health services or groups of health Consensus Statement and a law of a state, services a territory or the Commonwealth will be resolved in favour of the relevant law. providers of clinical education and training, including universities and professional colleges Appendix A common terms and their meaning in the context health professional registration, regulation of the Consensus Statement. and accreditation agencies planners, program managers and Appendix B trial documents that makers who are responsible for contributed to the development of the developing state or territory, or other Consensus Statement. strategic programs dealing with the delivery of end-of-life care.
intended audience The Consensus Statement has been developed for: clinicians who are involved in the provision of acute health care to children health service executives and managers who are responsible for developing, implementing and reviewing systems for delivering patient care, including paediatric end-of-life care, in individual health services or groups of health services providers of clinical education and training, including universities and professional colleges health professional registration, regulation and accreditation agencies planners, program managers and makers who are responsible for developing state or territory, or other strategic programs dealing with the delivery of end-of-life care. Disclaimer The Consensus Statement describes suggested practice for the provision of paediatric end-of-life care in settings where acute care is provided. It is a guiding document designed to inform clinicians and others of recommended practice. It is not a legal document, and clinicians must continue to be aware of, and abide by, the laws of the jurisdiction in which they practise. Any inconsistency between the Consensus Statement and a law of a state, a territory or the Commonwealth will be resolved in favour of the relevant law. Appendix A common terms and their meaning in the context of the Consensus Statement. Appendix B documents that contributed to the development of the Consensus Statement. trial