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Improving care for women experiencing heavy menstrual bleeding
Together we're improving healthcare for 100,000 Victorians
100,000 Lives is about more than numbers. It's about people.
8,527 Victorians have had better care and outcomes
100,000 lives
Our impact so far...
18%
reduction in falls through delirium screening
155
women spared harm from severe perineal tears
21%
decrease in stillbirths
59%
increase older people being asked ‘what matters to you?’
Our projects
In progress
Helping more people with heart failure to stay well and stay home
In progress
Reducing postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) following childbirth in Victorian hospitals
Updates
Check Again
Join us and be part of the Check Again Expert Working Group
We are calling on clinicians and consumers to help us to improve inpatient access to penicillin allergy assessment and testing for low-risk penicillin allergies.
3 May 2022
Creating Age-Friendly Health Systems in Victoria
Expressions of interest now open for Breakthrough Series Collaborative
We're looking for health services and residential aged care teams to work with us to improve outcomes and reduce harm for older people.
2 May 2022
Best Care Guidance
Your opinion matters: New guidance for postoperative radiation therapy after radical prostatectomy
We are seeking input from the health sector on our draft guidance for postoperative radiation therapy after radical prostatectomy before we publish on June 30.
27 April 2022
Join a conversation or workshop to shape the Heart Helper Pilot
We want to learn from people who have a diagnosis of heart failure, carers, family members and workers in this field to improve home-based healthcare. Our conversations will help shape the Heart Helper pilot.
Every life is a story
Patients profile
Living to tell a great story
A late diagnosis of heart failure leads to two more lucky diagnoses. Read how Sue McFarlane's experience helped other members of her family.
About 100,000 Lives
We’re joining forces with Victorian health services on large-scale projects that will prevent harm in hospitals, avoid hospital admissions and reduce unnecessary interventions. And we’re counting every single Victorian who benefits from this better, safer care.
