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Interested in taking a deep dive into Victoria’s voluntary assisted dying data and using your research skills to compare our experience with overseas programs?

Safer Care Victoria is delighted to announce the appointment of a new Chief Allied Health Officer, Ms Briana Baass. Briana will replace Ms Donna Markham who has served in the role since 2018, providing leadership and strategic direction for Victoria’s allied health workforce.

Are you a clinician who cares for people undergoing the removal of their gallbladder during bariatric surgery? Do you have lived experience of bariatric surgery in a Victorian public hospital?  

Applications closed

Applications have closed for health services to partner with us on the Postpartum haemorrhage collaborative.

From 1 December 2021, all implantable medical devices* will have accompanying information materials for you to pass on to your patients.

Suppliers of implantable medical devices will provide patient information cards and leaflets with their devices.

We are calling on clinicians and consumers to help us develop guidance on non-urgent, elective surgery that will better inform patient choices.

Some non-urgent elective procedures only offer benefits to patients under very specific circumstances.

Safety for all is a Mental Health Improvement Program initiative, which will respond to the Royal Commission’s key quality improvement priorities.

In the first month of our new Wellbeing for healthcare workers initiative, we're already seeing some great examples of how acute, primary and aged care services are reigniting joy in work.

Safer Care Victoria is seeking expressions of interest for the Chair of the Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Board.