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Applying Innovation

Applying Innovation is about introducing new ideas and making them work.

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Early Detection Through First Rate Patient Assessment - The Adult Patient Assessment Tool (APAT) is a multidisciplinary admission and discharge form utilised within medical / surgical wards.
(Date published: 24-Oct-2008)

Essentials of Care (EOC) Program - ‘Essentials of care’ is a two year care evaluation and improvement framework underpinned by principles of emancipatory practice development.
(Date published: 22-Oct-2008)

Lessons Summaries : Project Management - These documents are a distillation of key ideas, insights and methods gained from the Clinical Services Redesign Projects in SESIAHS.
(Date published: 22-Mar-2006)

Indigenous Palliative Care Resource Kit - The aim of the project was to assist palliative care professionals in providing culturally appropriate palliative care services to Indigenous Australian people and communities through the development of practical, useful resources.
(Date published: 22-Apr-2006)

Challenges of Setting up a State Wide HITH Program - Describes the process being undertaken by WACHS Area office to establish Hospital in the Home (HITH) services in each of the seven WACHS regions.
(Date published: 07-Nov-2008)

SESIAHS - Access Block Improvement - The problem was the need to improve Access Block including off stretcher times and triage times to achieve the state targets above benchmark Lengths of Stay.
(Date published: 01-May-2006)

Aged Care Early Intervention/Management (ACEIM) - The aim of the project is to deliver select acute care interventions to aged care residents in their own facility, in order to facilitate quality and timely delivery of care to older patients and improve patient service satisfaction.
(Date published: 01-May-2005)

NICS Mental Health Initiative Gains Momentum - The initiative supports emergency care and mental health staff to work closely together to streamline current processes and, in some cases, develop new ways of providing care.
(Date published: 01-Mar-2005)