The Clinical Networks are tasked with: identifying and implementing care that is supported by the best available research improving the quality and safety of care delivered to patients monitoring the performance of health services over time providing advice to SCV and the Department of Health and Human Services. Each clinical network has a Governance committee, an INSIGHT (data and evidence) subcommittee and various other working groups that will provide clinical leadership, expertise and advice to SCV. A core principle for the Clinical Networks is to always act in the best interests of consumers and the wider Victorian community. As part of our commitment to consumer representation, we include consumers and/or carers on each of our Clinical INSIGHT committees and expert working groups. We need consumer representatives Network’s Governance, from throughout regional, rural and metropolitan Victoria. Teleconferencing options are supported. To ensure consumers are able to contribute as true partners in Clinical Network activities, all consumer representatives will be provided with appropriate orientation on commencement. What is the Emergency Care Clinical Network? The Emergency Care Clinical Network is a broad network of health professionals, health organisations and consumers who are committed to working collaboratively to identify, implement and deliver best practice emergency care to all Victorians. The network supports and facilitates frontline clinicians in a number of evidence-based improvement projects and undertakes best practice projects in caring for vulnerable groups, patient safety and patient-centred care. The network also conducts a range of training programs from emergency clinicians to enhance their capability and improve care. What is the Governance committee? The Clinical Network governance committees represent the consumer and clinician member interests, and provide a mechanism for making decisions as well as an avenue for two-way information exchange with SCV. What is the INSIGHT subcommittee? The Clinical Network INSIGHT subcommittees facilitate the identification and use of meaningful clinical data. Specific to this committee is the ability to identify, analyse and interpret data and use this information to participate in decision-making processes to inform the work of the clinical network. What are the expert working groups? Subcommittees or working groups will be mobilised to address specific issues and are considered an important engagement strategy for the networks. What remuneration is offered? Consumer members and private practitioners such as general practitioners will be eligible for remuneration for attendance to subcommittee meetings. Other members of the committee may apply for remuneration on a basis.
The Clinical Networks are tasked with: identifying and implementing care that is supported by the best available research improving the quality and safety of care delivered to patients monitoring the performance of health services over time providing advice to SCV and the Department of Health and Human Services. Each clinical network has a Governance committee, an INSIGHT (data and evidence) subcommittee and various other working groups that will provide clinical leadership, expertise and advice to SCV. A core principle for the Clinical Networks is to always act in the best interests of consumers and the wider Victorian community. As part of our commitment to consumer representation, we include consumers and/or carers on each of our Clinical Network’s Governance, INSIGHT committees and expert working groups. We need consumer representatives from throughout regional, rural and metropolitan Victoria. Teleconferencing options are supported. To ensure consumers are able to contribute as true partners in Clinical Network activities, all consumer representatives will be provided with appropriate orientation on commencement. What is the Emergency Care Clinical Network? The Emergency Care Clinical Network is a broad network of health professionals, health organisations and consumers who are committed to working collaboratively to identify, implement and deliver best practice emergency care to all Victorians. The network supports and facilitates frontline clinicians in a number of evidence-based improvement projects and undertakes best practice projects in caring for vulnerable groups, patient safety and patient-centred care. The network also conducts a range of training programs from emergency clinicians to enhance their capability and improve care. What is the Governance committee? The Clinical Network governance committees represent the consumer and clinician member interests, and provide a mechanism for making decisions as well as an avenue for two-way information exchange with SCV. What is the INSIGHT subcommittee? The Clinical Network INSIGHT subcommittees facilitate the identification and use of meaningful clinical data. Specific to this committee is the ability to identify, analyse and interpret data and use this information to participate in decision-making processes to inform the work of the clinical network. What are the expert working groups? Subcommittees or working groups will be mobilised to address specific issues and are considered an important engagement strategy for the networks. What remuneration is offered? Consumer members and private practitioners such as general practitioners will be eligible for remuneration for attendance to subcommittee meetings. Other members of the committee may apply for remuneration on a basis.
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