Consistent data quality: ensuring clinical safety standards in general practice - part 1

This two-part webinar aims to improve the understanding of the importance of high-quality health records at General Practices (GPs, Practice Managers and Nursing staff) and highlights the importance of clinical safety standards. In Part 1, the panel discussion explores ways in which general practices can implement and maintain high quality data standards. This session highlights data quality issues and the implications for patient safety especially if inaccurate data is shared with other healthcare providers. In Part 2, the panel covers the importance of clinical coding and strategies for improving and maintaining quality data within local clinical information systems. The panel shares insights and practical advice around processes which can be seamlessly embedded into routine practice to ensure high-quality health records are maintained to support the delivery of safe and effective patient care. To watch Part 2 of this webinar click here    • Webinar: Consistent data quality - ensurin...   Panel Members: Dr Peter Del Fante, GP, Adelaide SA Patricia Rigg, Practice Manager, Sydney, NSW Learn more about digital health standards with resources from the Australian Digital Health Agency website: Digital health standards: https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/heal... Access information and training for healthcare providers: https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/heal... Chapters 0:00 - Introduction 2:01 - Housekeeping 2:35 - Learning objectives 3:18 - Why focus on data quality? 5:03 - Benefits of high quality data records 14:59 - Medical terminologies 17:30 - Common issues with data quality 25:45 - RACGP Standards for general practices 29:18 - PIP Quality Improvement Requirement 1 30:14 - Quality improvement measures 34:44 - Essential summary clinical data 40:36 - Clinical risks of poor data 41:09 - Patient profile example 41:50 - Examples of clinical data that is not accurate or up to date 45:17 - Examples of clinical data that is not coded 45:51 - Implications for Shared Health Summaries 50:17 - Implications for referrals and shared documents 51:28 - Accurate clinical data 51:39 - Example of clinical data that is accurate and up to date 53:06 - Part 2 overview 53:54 - Panel discussion 1:00:10 - Data quality checklist 1:00:23 - Useful resources and further information Featured Playlist Webinars: Recorded digital health online learning sessions    • Webinars: Recorded digital health online l...   Video Accessibility Video Accessibility is essential for people with disabilities. We are continually updating our online channels and assets to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. If this video is not in a format you can access, or you need additional help, please contact us. Phone: 1300 901 001 Email: [email protected] More information: https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guid...