Emergency Models of Care
There are three components to the Emergency Model of Care, each designed to address different patient requirements. Click on a section of the Ideal Journey Map below to find out more about implementing each model.
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The Models of Emergency Care described here have been developed as part of NSW Health's Clinical Services Redesign Program (CSRP). CSRP seeks to fundamentally redesign health care systems to ensure that each patient journey is safe and of the highest quality.
These pages outline the models of care required to support the ideal emergency patient journey. They provides examples of local, national and international best practice care. They present a distilled set of possible solutions for emergency care, supplemented with experiences from other jurisdictions (national and international) and from the published literature.
Save and print the Emergency Models of Care PDF (484K)
Implementing Emergency Model of care
- View references used to develop the Models of Emergency Care
- Workshops - where the Models are being used
Contact - to find out more information about the models
Principal Project Officer, Emergency and Patient Flow Redesign
Health Services Performance Improvement Branch, NSW Health
Phone: 02 9391 9410
