Trainee-led initiatives in prevocational training - HETI

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Thanks Vikas. I’d like to tell you about two more projects that the members of the JMOForum has been involved with. The first occurred at a local health network level wherethe JMO Forum was asked to get involved with the NSW Health Services ImprovementBranch Acute Care Taskforce who were particularly looking at JMO Handover. Dr HamishDunn has already discussed the content of the findings in another presentation at thisevent.16
In the following year the JMO Forum undertook a statewide audit of handover, thedetails of which you can see on the slide and the results of which have been used byNSW Health to focus handover improvement across the state. The point being that therewas no possible way this audit could have been conducted without JMO buy‐in andownership. This was acknowledged by NSW Health.17
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