Improving Childhood Asthma Management
About the project
This project aims to improve childhood asthma management in Melbourne’s north and west. We’re partnering with consumers and healthcare providers to:
This project aims to improve childhood asthma management in Melbourne’s north and west. We’re partnering with consumers and healthcare providers to:
This pilot is testing the acceptability and feasibility of the Patient Activation Measure (PAM®) in Victoria.
PAM® is a validated patient reported outcome measure that health services and clinicians can use:
The Assisted Self-Management pilot is a system-wide improvement initiative designed to support people with chronic conditions to stay well at home and avoid unnecessary hospital admissions.
This pilot will test a digitally enabled, patient-centred care model that combines clinician oversight and support with evidence-based self-management strategies.
The initiative aims to:
There are many ways for clinicians, consumers, and health service staff to get involved in our improvement projects.
We partner with consumers, clinicians, researchers and health system leaders to:
Explore the idea
Define a specific problem or opportunity.
In-depth case review tool
The in-depth case review (IDCR) tool assists health services to use a structured, systems-based approach to reviewing adverse patient safety events (APSE).
Healthcare patients and their families/carers who have been impacted by serious adverse patient safety events are entitled to play a role in internal review processes that seek to understand how their harm occurred.
By involving impacted consumers in adverse event reviews, a fuller understanding of contributing factors can be gained, which leads to more accurate and robust findings, and better system improvements.