AOD-Core 4 Clinical incident management

​NGO AOD Performance indicator specifications for AOD-Core 4 Clinical incident management

Last updated: 17 August 2020
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Indicator​ AOD-Core 4 Clinical incident management
​Version number ​1.0
​Descriptor ​The funded service has a clinical incident management system in place which aligns with NSW Health clinical incident management policy and guidelines..
​Intended outcome ​The clinical incident management system ensures clinical incidents are identified, appropriately responded to, reported, and information is used to improve the safety and quality of care. The funded service has a process in place for communicating serious clinical incidents to the local health district and/or Ministry of Health at the time of the incident.
Clinical incident data is analysed and collated in reports for internal and external use.​.
​Data and evidence reporting requirements
1. Current clinical incident policy and protocol/s
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2. Recent clinical incident data analysis and trend report and improvement plans.
​Reporting frequency ​Commencing 2019, organisations to report six (6) monthly no later than the 21st day of the month following the six month period of collection.
​Inclusions ​All non-government organisations funded by NSW Health for the delivery of alcohol and other drug treatment services.
​Exclusions ​Alcohol and other drug services funded by NSW Health other than treatment services, including those that are primarily educational or preventative.
​Related NSW Health policies and guidelines
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Current as at: Monday 17 August 2020
Contact page owner: Centre for Alcohol and Other Drugs