HEALTH MATTERS 13 patient outcomes


The programmes are currently in planning phase with implementation due to commence in six months time. The quality, safety and risk agenda will be at the centre of the programmes. However, the overarching activities that will be undertaken in this area involve the following: • Implementation of a clinical governance infrastructure under the direction of dr joe devlin.


• Establishment of a national audit programme under the direction of Dr joe devlin.


• Establishment of a healthcare ‘internal audit’ function within the HSE. This will be a newly established unit under the direction of Edwina Dunne.


• development of policies, guidelines, and procedures to support the implementation of the Strategy for Service Involvement in Health Services. The Advocacy unit is under the direction of Mary Culliton.


Quality care at affordable prices


The new force in Irish homecare


All services are care plan based All assessments are nurse led Electronic care record technology Clinical governance framework – standards based Based on integrated model of delivery


Remote access to care records for family, GP or client’s health practitioner


www.vivicare.ie


Tel: 01 663 6666 Fax: 01 663 6333 Email: info@vivicare.ie


4 Harbour Square Crofton Road Dun Laoghaire Co. Dublin


INITIAL ASSESSMENT


FREE OF CHARGE • Introduction to Vivicare and our services • Care assessment by registered nurse • Tailored individual care plan


Services available include: •Home help • Personal care • Nursing care • Respite/post-operative • Dementia • Disability


Finally, I would like to thank all staff who have so enthusiastically supported the directorate since its establishment.


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