NHS England report that the ambulance services attempt to resuscitate approximately 28 000 people from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest each year (approximately 1 per 2000 inhabitants per year).1 The rate of initial success (return of spontaneous circulation) was 25%, with less than half of those who are successfully resuscitated initially surviving to go home from hospital (survival to discharge 7%–8%, 2011–2014).<cross-ref type="b…
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Supporting Clinicians and Health Managers to Drive Change Together: Unlocking Data
• Dr Teresa Anderson, Chief Executive, Sydney LHD
• Dr Gabriel Shannon AM, Staff Specialist Physician, Orange Health Service, Clinical Leader — Clinical Governance Unit, Western NSW LHD; Deputy Head School of Rural Health, University of Sydney
• Dr Rohan Hammett, Deputy Secretary, Strategy and Resources, NSW Ministry of Health
This event was the third annual NSW Health Symposium. The focus of the 2014 Symposium Caring Now and for the Future: Health System Sustainability was on consolidating gains made over the past three years and discussing new and emerging health system models. The event program brought together health policy experts and clinicians to discuss, debate and share ideas on health system sustainability and how care can continue to be improved into the future. The day highlighted progress on the State funding model, including a demonstration on use of data by clinicians in reducing unwarranted clinical variation.
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