Mental health and addiction

quality improvement programme update

November 2017

About the programme

Collaborative workshops

5 Priority areas• Consumer partnership and

co-design

• Partnership with Maori

• Building leadership and

improvement capability

• Measurement

• Campaign

The Commission’s approach

1 project 20

projects

Interest clusters

Regional projects

Prioritisation 1. Strategic fit

– Improving consumer experience

– Improved health equity

– Reducing harm

– Reducing unwarranted variation in patterns of care.

2. Evidence - evidence for intervention?

3. Benefits realisation – impact & scale, timing,

sustainability, ability to scale & spread?

4. Value for money

5. Available data

Strategic areas1. Consumer experience

2. Equity

3. Reducing harm

4. Reducing variations in

care

Building workforce capability• QI Facilitator

Course

• Local QI projects

underway

Leadership Group • Governance function- terms of reference

• Expect to meet quarterly

• Next meeting 29 November

Membership • Dr Rees Tapsell ( Chair), Dr Clive Bensemann (Clinical Lead),

• Wi Keelan (Kaumatua & Cultural Advisor)

• Dr Alison Masters, Angela Gruar, Dr Arran Culver, Toni Gutschlag

• Karla Bergquist, Derek Wright, Joanne Henare, Dr David Codyre

• Shaun McNeil, Stu Bigwood, Dr Monique Faleafa

• Dr Susanna Galea-Singer, Heather Casey, Prof Graham Mellsop,

• Fiona Trevelyan, Erin Polaczuk, Dr Roz Sorensen,

Programme draft work plan• Proposal to Leadership Group on

29th November

• 5 Priority areas

• Commence quality improvement initiatives in

March 2018

Issues for Addiction sector• Minimising restrictive care (SCAT)

• Maximising physical health issues

• Improving medication management

• Improving service transitions

• Learning from serious adverse events and

consumer experience

Thank you• Any questions ?

• roz.sorensen@hqsc.govt.nz