East Metro Health Service
EMHS is seeking expressions of interest from consumers to join Clinical Incident Review Teams. This is an opportunity for individuals to contribute to improving patient safety and care by bringing the consumer perspective to investigations of serious clinical incidents.
About the Role
Consumer representatives will participate in reviews of Severity Assessment Code (SAC) 1 clinical incidents alongside a primarily clinical panel. Their input will help ensure investigations consider the patient and family experience and lead to meaningful, system-level improvements.
Commitment and Support
Representatives will:
FTF Venue TBC OR Online via MS TEAMS
2-3 hours monthly & quarterly de-brief sessions (1hr each session)
Time TBC (2-3hr meetings)
East Metro Health Service
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