Interested in working with a great bunch of people in an awesome organisation? We have an opening at the Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health for an experienced Senior Project Officer. Are you a go-getter? Do you have experience with executing administrative governance systems and processes? Do you know how to manage, coordinate and ensure reporting across multiple programs of work? Do you enjoy engaging and navigating your way with multiple stakeholders? If so, you might just be the person for us! Check out the position at https://bit.ly/3CcdCUt We look forward to hearing from you.
The Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health (CEIH)
Hospitals and Health Care
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We're the Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health (CEIH). Let’s create innovation across the health system.
About us
We are the Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health, also known as CEIH. Together, let’s create innovation across the health system. We provide leadership and advice for SA Health and the Government on clinical excellence and innovation. We strive to focus on maximising health outcomes for patients, improving care and safety, monitoring performance, championing evidence based practice and innovation and supporting collaboration. Here we will keep you updated on what we are achieving and working towards as well as highlighting excellence across the health system. #CEIH_SA
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http://www.ceih.sa.gov.au
External link for The Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health (CEIH)
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- Hospitals and Health Care
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- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Adelaide, South Australia
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- Government Agency
- Founded
- 2019
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Adelaide, South Australia 5000, AU
Employees at The Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health (CEIH)
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Our incredible Co-Leads of our Palliative Care Statewide Clinical Network (SCN), Dr Peter Allcroft and Kathryn Hourigan, continue to make a significant impact on our community. From National Palliative Care Week to local council community engagement and winning a Lifetime Achievement Award, they've been hard at work: 🤝 Empowering consumers with end-of-life education 🤝 Recognizing the 30-year legacy of palliative care at Flinders University 🤝 Networking with industry leaders And much more! Check out the link to learn more about their inspiring work 👉 https://bit.ly/4hmxYuy
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We’re incredibly proud to have Dr. Phil Worley as our Surgical and Perioperative Care Statewide Clinical Network (SCN) Lead, for all his dedication to improving healthcare in South Australia. Phil recently rode in the 3-day Suncorp Spirit to Cure, cycling event, to raise funds for Tour de Cure’s mission of ‘Curing Cancer, Changing Lives’. This year alone, the event raised over $1 million for cancer research, support and prevention in Australia. Phil will also be a part of the upcoming Head and Neck Cancer Association (HANCA) RideBeyondFive and the 2025 Tour de Cure SA Discovery. We wish you all the best Phil and thank you for your commitment to going above and beyond to improve cancer care. P.S. Want to learn more about the work Phil leads? Visit our website: https://bit.ly/3Yojh2C
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We're incredibly proud to announce that our Commissioner, Prof. Keith McNeil has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators (RACMA)! The Honorary Fellowship is presented to individuals in recognition of outstanding achievement and contributions to the community consistent with the objects of RACMA. The presentation of the Honorary Fellowship is for distinguished individuals who contribute to the advancement of knowledge, or the betterment of society by advancing the role of medical administration well beyond the normal expectations in health services leadership and management, and in doing so have achieved eminence in their field at local, state, national or international level. This prestigious recognition is a testament to Keith's exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to improving healthcare. We’ve grateful to have Keith leading the way at the CEIH! Curious about the work we do? Read more about our strategy and our work: https://bit.ly/3wRzKRv
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Healthy and safe working environments can act as a protective factor for mental health. When working in the healthcare and emergency services sector, sometimes our mental health and wellbeing can take a backseat in the rush of daily demands and caring for our patients. On this World Mental Health Day, let’s take a moment to breathe, reflect, and prioritise our mental health. Check out some tips from Preventive Health SA to find your 5 ways to wellbeing. 👇 Leaders, you play a vital role in investing in evidence-based practices to build healthy and sustainable workplaces where everyone has the chance to thrive. Check out 👉 https://lnkd.in/gChbkmXT for resources to support your workplace. #WorldMentalHealthDay2024 #MentalHealthMatters #WorkplaceWellbeing
With a third of your life estimated to be spent at work, both your vocation and workplace hold a lot of potential for positively impacting your mental health and wellbeing. This year’s #WorldMentalHealthDay theme is ‘mental health in the workplace’. Although employers have the primary responsibility to protect and promote mental health at work, you can take steps to support your own wellbeing. Find your 5 ways to wellbeing via https://lnkd.in/gzTTShZT If needed, reach out for support from a trusted friend, family, colleague, or health professional. #WorldMentalHealthDay2024
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Congratulations Christopher Barnett and the incredible team at the Women's and Children's Health Network! 👏 We are proud of your contribution to the development of a culture of evidence-based practice and improved quality of care! To see the other amazing work that Chris drives as our Clinical Genomics Statewide Clinical Network lead, visit 👉 https://bit.ly/4dwifWI
This #PregnancyandInfantLossAwarenessMonth, we’re sharing the incredible work of the Genomic Autopsy Study at the Women's and Children's Hospital. This national research study is based in Adelaide and led by Dr Chris Barnett and Professor Hamish Scott and utilises genomic testing (a test which examines hundreds of genes to identify changes that may affect you) to better understand the underlying cause(s) of pregnancy loss. The study has provided genetic diagnoses and identified reoccurrence risk for half of the families enrolled, who otherwise would not have had a diagnosis, providing them with options going forward to prevent reoccurrence. The hope is to provide families with answers and reproductive options to avoid future pregnancy loss. Congratulations to the team for winning our 2024 Women’s and Children’s Health Network Excellence Awards, Research and Innovation category which recognised its contribution to the development of a culture of evidence-based practice and improved quality of care.
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Celebrating the marking of one year at the Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health! 🎉 We’ve been stoked to have you as our Commissioner, Keith McNeil! Join us in celebrating this milestone and looking forward to more as we strive towards innovation and excellence in healthcare.
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Our premier research event, CALHN Research Exchange, will take place from 14 to 18 October across both the RAH and TQEH. CALHN staff and valued stakeholders are invited to join our world-class researchers and guest specialists as they share the latest innovations shaping the future of healthcare. In the RAH precinct (14-16 October), there will be a guest plenary lecture from Professor Terence O’Brien (Program Director Alfred Brain) about epilepsy and related brain diseases, as well as a skills workshop, poster pitch sessions, debate about the future of AI in healthcare, and the annual CALHN Research Awards. The 33rd TQEH Research Expo returns (17 & 18 October), featuring a plenary lecture from SAHMRI’s Professor Maria Makrides, along with scientific presentations and an awards ceremony. To view the full program and to register, visit https://loom.ly/aD5pSvo.
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Do you live with a chronic health condition, or support someone who does? Health Translation SA is looking for people to join their community of interest register to receive opportunities to partner with research groups
Do you live with a chronic health condition, or support someone who does? Do you have experience with the healthcare system? If so, you can make a difference to health and medical research. Your unique perspective could lead to new research projects or speed up the adoption of research discoveries into the healthcare system… improving the lives of South Australians! Join HTSA’s Community Interest Register today and start to receive email opportunities from research groups who are looking to partner with the community. To learn more visit 👉🏼 https://lnkd.in/gEmf2Vzz #HealthTranslationSA #MedicalResearch #CommunityEngagement #ResearchParticipation #CommunityPartnerships #ResearchOpportunities #CommunityRegister
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Welcome to Adelaide Julie Considine AO and Kate Curtis! 👋 We're excited to have you facilitate 3 HIRAID® instructor workshops for Emergency Nurses from Women's and Children's Health Network, Northern Adelaide Local Health Network, Southern Adelaide Local Health Network and Barossa Hills Fleurieu Local Health Network over the next 3 days as part of our statewide HIRAID® roll out project. 📅 September 17-19, 2024 Follow the link to learn more about HIRAID® 👉 https://bit.ly/4epIsak
Deakin Distinguished Professor and Chair in Nursing. Healthcare researcher, educator & leader focussed on safety & experience of care for patients and clinicians.
Kate Curtis I’m on my way! See you in Adelaide for HIRAID® SA! SA Health The Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health (CEIH) College of Emergency Nursing Australasia (CENA) #HIRAID® #EmergencyNursing #EvidenceInformedPractice
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