actively seek opportunities to enhance quality improvements within the health sector, through clinician engagement, participation and effective communication be accountable to the MNCN INSIGHT committee The specific responsibilities of the working group are to: select a chair from within the group work collaboratively with the MNCN and Senior Project Officer to refine the current set of maternity dashboard indicators assist to establish best practice use of dashboard tools within a clinical setting critique the dashboard functionality and data display, with a focus on ease of use and interpretation evidence and provide advice on appropriate use of new and emerging technologies which might influence the delivery of best practice advise on the development of education and training tools assist the MNCN in determining timeframes and methods for reviewing maternity dashboard data support the creation of internal escalation processes with a focus on quality improvement provide advice on specific matters referred to the group by the clinical network governance committee and INSIGHT subcommittee as required. All decisions made by the working group will be subject to endorsement by the network’s INSIGHT committee as a conduit to the Director, Clinicians as Partners and/or others within Safer Care Victoria with appropriate delegation. The working group will: Identify aims and outcomes for the maternity dashboard initiative provide advice during the development phase of the maternity dashboard identify best practice based data gaps’ where appropriate ‘evidence The working group will work under the direction of the clinical network’s INSIGHT committee (see Figure 1). Figure 1 The Maternity dashboard working group is a project group of the network’s INSIGHT committee. The INSIGHT subcommittee may establish time-limited working groups to undertake work and report back to the subcommittee on agreed key The subcommittee will consider recommendations arising from these working groups.
actively seek opportunities to enhance quality improvements within the health sector, through clinician engagement, participation and effective communication be accountable to the MNCN INSIGHT committee The specific responsibilities of the working group are to: select a chair from within the group work collaboratively with the MNCN and Senior Project Officer to refine the current set of maternity dashboard indicators assist to establish best practice use of dashboard tools within a clinical setting critique the dashboard functionality and data display, with a focus on ease of use and interpretation evidence and provide advice on appropriate use of new and emerging technologies which might influence the delivery of best practice advise on the development of education and training tools assist the MNCN in determining timeframes and methods for reviewing maternity dashboard data support the creation of internal escalation processes with a focus on quality improvement provide advice on specific matters referred to the group by the clinical network governance committee and INSIGHT subcommittee as required. All decisions made by the working group will be subject to endorsement by the network’s INSIGHT committee as a conduit to the Director, Clinicians as Partners and/or others within Safer Care Victoria with appropriate delegation. The working group will: Identify aims and outcomes for the maternity dashboard initiative provide advice during the development phase of the maternity dashboard identify best practice ‘evidence based data gaps’ where appropriate The working group will work under the direction of the clinical network’s INSIGHT committee (see Figure 1). Figure 1 The Maternity dashboard working group is a project group of the network’s INSIGHT committee. The INSIGHT subcommittee may establish time-limited working groups to undertake work and report back to the subcommittee on agreed key The subcommittee will consider recommendations arising from these working groups.
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