Understanding Short Notice Assessment
Member price: $121.00
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Price: $135.00
Online
28 Nov. 2024, 11AM - 2PM AEDT
This 3-hour webinar focuses on the NSQHS Standards Short Notice Assessment which has a maximum notice (in most settings) of 24 business hours.
On 1 July 2023 accreditation assessment moved from an announced assessment to a short notice methodology, by the Australian Commission on Quality and Safety in health care settings.The concept behind this methodology is Health Service organisations will be assessed during business as usual as opposed to a scheduled prepared event.
This is a 3-hour training session, which is a total of 3 CPD Points.
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Price inc GST
| ACHS Member | ACHS Non-Member | ||
| Single Registration | $121 | Single Registration | $135 |
| Group Registration (3 or more) | $115 | Group Registration (3 or more) | $121 |
Cancellation Policy
The ACHS reserves the right to cancel any program. Full registration will be refunded if a program is cancelled or oversubscribed.
IF YOU WISH TO CANCEL*
Cancellations received in writing by ACHS more than 7 days prior to the event will be accepted and all fees refunded less 10% (ex GST) of the total cost of the training. Cancellations received within 7 days of the event will not be refunded, however, transfer of your registration to another person is acceptable.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the Australian Health Service Safety and Quality Accreditation Scheme (the AHSSQA Scheme)
- Enable participants to articulate knowledge of the NSQHS Standards 2nd Ed (2021) in their respective workplaces
- Understand the process of a short notice assessment
- Understand the evidence required to demonstrate embedded compliance with the Standards
- Identify their own responsibility for short notice assessment.
Who Should Attend
The webinar is suitable for all staff in health settings where the Short Notice Assessment is to be conducted.
• Executives
• frontline clinical staff
• patient safety specialists
• quality improvement professionals
• departmental or unit team managers
• senior managers
• Executives
• frontline clinical staff
• patient safety specialists
• quality improvement professionals
• departmental or unit team managers
• senior managers
Presenter
Ms Yvonne McCann
Masters HSM, Grad Cert Mgt, BA (anthropology), Paed Cert, RN, RM
Yvonne McCann has more than 40 year's experience at national, state, area and local health services as a clinician, educator, manager and working in senior management positions.
Yvonne has worked in most Australia States in teaching, metropolitan and regional hospitals, community and health departments. She has worked in a variety of services as a frontline clinician, educator and manager. Yvonne was a participant in an Australian American Nurse Exchange program and study tour.
She has a keen interest in continuous improvement, education and workforce support. ACHS assessor and coordinator for accreditation assessors for eight years she is currently employed in redesigning and developing improvement systems for ACHS in relation to its contracted workforce.
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Masters HSM, Grad Cert Mgt, BA (anthropology), Paed Cert, RN, RM
Yvonne McCann has more than 40 year's experience at national, state, area and local health services as a clinician, educator, manager and working in senior management positions.
Yvonne has worked in most Australia States in teaching, metropolitan and regional hospitals, community and health departments. She has worked in a variety of services as a frontline clinician, educator and manager. Yvonne was a participant in an Australian American Nurse Exchange program and study tour.
She has a keen interest in continuous improvement, education and workforce support. ACHS assessor and coordinator for accreditation assessors for eight years she is currently employed in redesigning and developing improvement systems for ACHS in relation to its contracted workforce.
View the profiles of our faculty members
