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Right Information, Right Place, Right Time Chris Giles - CEO Portland District Health I would like to respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which this event is taking place and Elders both past and present. I also

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Right Information, Right Place, Right Time Chris Giles - CEO Portland District Health

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I would like to respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which this event is taking place and Elders both past and present. I also recognise those whose ongoing effort to protect and promote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures will leave a lasting legacy for future Elders and leaders.”

Portland Traditional Owners – Gunditjmara

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Tak Take e Ho Home me Me Mess ssage age

Wisdom Compassion Courage

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Setting the Scene

1987 2017

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Heading

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Tradition vs innovation

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 2001 Caroline Anderson – LUSCS

Fragmented paper record – previous presentation not available
Moved from one hospital to another
Pathology undertaken not reviewed
Lack of clinical handover at multiple points

 2016 Djerriwarrh Victoria- Cluster of Baby Deaths

Targeting Zero (Duckett review) highly critical of the Systems in

Victoria that failed to identify issues because of fragmented structures and data sources not talking to each other.

 2017 – What are you doing to make a difference

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The problem is NEVER the patient

The health system is extremely complex to navigate for a health professional – put yourself in a patients shoes and its suddenly 100 times worse. As your patients care giver – advocate are you giving them the tools they need to take ownership of their health or are you disempowering them. Use every avenue to listen to your patient or their family – an electronic tool would assist but very few exist nurses could lead the development of the patient app/portal.

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 Google searched everything they

can find about their health – asks endless questions

 Has apps that record assessments,

bservations, medications, alerts

 Lets make our communities health

literate, develop tools to help this journey

 At Portland we are looking at an

“I-care” program

every day, every patient, every clinician

spends 10minutes sitting beside their patient listening

 C- communicate,  A – answer questions,  R – research  E- explain

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Clinical Intelligence vs Artificial Intelligence

Wisdom is the Nurses most important tool – the eHR is a piece of clinical equipment and does not replace clinical intuition and knowledge Even the best decision support tools will not see, hear and touch your patient – don ’ t just do the task assess the patient.

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 eHR – not management program  Designed by clinicians for clinicians

Clinical Experts inform decision support
Evidence based
Flags, mandatory fields, alerts carefully considered
Needs to improve productivity not duplicate

workload

 Management – extract data from the system but not

by changing the clinician friendly format

 Must have a business continuity plan – it will go

down

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Hig High Quali h Quality Car ty Care e

Get involved make a difference Healthcare workers don’t come to work to provide bad care CEO’s don’t want to see patients harmed If you don’t have to tools you need to provide high quality care get them!!!!!

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Or Head Heart and Guts Wisdom Compassion Courage

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