What is Clinical Governance and what is the role of the Director of a healthcare organisation in ensuring the care that is provided is safe?

In this episode, Dr David Rankin takes an unfortunate scenario that is not uncommon in the modern hospital. He explores the meaning of clinical governance with a range of senior medical administrators and then looks at the role of the director. The episode explores ways to determine if your organisation is providing care that is evidence based, creates great patient experience and is delivered in the most efficient way.

To implement effective clinical governance, an organisation needs to move from a focus on compliance with policies and procedures to a culture where all staff are committed to providing safe and effective care through considering their contribution to each patient's outcomes, experience and the efficiency of the care they provide.

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