Episode 49: From Emergency Department to Ward - Clinical Variation in Frontline Care

Описание: 00:00 Introduction
06:09 Daniel Sofia and Daniela Marshall
23:37 Toby Gilbert

This episode highlights two impactful CEIH-supported initiatives, both with a focus on reducing unwarranted clinical variation in frontline care.

Daniel Sofia from The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Emergency Department, and Danieka Marshall from the Royal Adelaide Hospital Emergency Department introduce HIRAID®—a validated, evidence-based framework that empowers emergency nurses to systematically assess and manage emergency department (ED) patients after triage. This presentation examines how HIRAID® has been implemented in the Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN) EDs and has reduced unwarranted clinical variation in nursing assessments.

Associate Professor Toby Gilbert from the Northern Adelaide Local Health Network presents the work of the ‘Gen Med Project’ that is utilising data-driven and clinician-led approaches to identify and assess clinical variation in general medicine. This presentation overviews the stakeholder engagement tactics used, and highlight that not all variation is identifiable, unwarranted or solvable by machine learning.


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