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If you're someone with lived experience, a clinician, researcher, data expert, or health system leader in critical care, emergency, infection, or paediatrics, we’d like to invite you to join the Acute Care Learning Health Network Advisory Group. 

Our Continuing Care Learning Health Network (LHN) will bring together clinicians, people with lived experience, health services, academics and other thought leaders to review relevant data/evidence and deliver improvement work to improve experiences and outcomes for every individual receiving... Read more...

We’re looking for a Consumer Lead with lived experience in receiving acute care in a Victorian hospital(s) to join our Learning Health Network (LHN).

We’re calling for clinicians, carers, academics, GPs and people with lived experience in palliative, geriatrics and aged care to share their expertise in the Continuing Care LHN

Safer Care Victoria was recently notified of 5 adverse events where incorrect tubing had been connected to a mechanical infusion pump, resulting in an anaesthetic agent being administered at a higher rate than intended. 

The new Victorian Maternal and Child Health Advisory Group (VMCHAG) has an exciting opportunity for up to ten consumers to form the Maternal and Child Health Consumer Partners Group.

Adj Professor Stephen Cornelissen, Australian Red Cross Lifeblood Chief Executive, advised that there have been material increases in demand for blood products at levels not seen in many years.

In February 2021, the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System, published a five-volume report, consisting of 65 recommendations and a 10-year vision for an improved mental health service for consumers, carers/family members and staff.

We're establishing a faculty to bring together consumers, carers/family/support persons, academics, clinical and non-clinical staff to support and consult on the improvement work to improve sexual safety within Victorian mental health inpatient units

I came to Safer Care Victoria (SCV) following the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System.  The work of the Chief Mental Health Nurse is broad and includes providing support to mental health nurses as well as advising on mental health nursing practices across the state.