Healthcare tools and resources

AIHI drives health system improvement in Australia and beyond through seminars and webinars that:

• showcase top researchers
• spark ideas
• encourage lively, informed discussion.

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Implementation science plays a critical role in health systems reform by bridging the gap between research and real-world practice. It helps ensure that evidence-based innovations are effectively adopted, scaled, and sustained. That’s why we host the Implementation Science Interest Group, a space for professionals across disciplines to exchange knowledge, explore strategies and collaborate on improving the implementation of health initiatives.

Presentations are recorded and made available on the AIHI YouTube channel.

Watch ISIG presentations.

To learn more or join the group, contact us at isig.committee@mq.edu.au.

We offer a collection of white papers on a variety of topics, each grounded in robust evidence and extensive research. They deliver valuable, practical insights to support informed decision-making. Access our white papers on:

• An AI-supported synthesis of the healthcare accreditation and standards literature: Volume 1
• Complexity science in healthcare
• Ethos program evaluation summary report
• Getting more value from mental healthcare funding and investment
• Learning health systems 2.0: Future-proofing healthcare against pandemics and climate change
• Mapping the learning health system
• National Policy Roadmap for AI in Healthcare
• Qualitative research in healthcare – Modern methods, clear translation
• Safety-I to Safety-II
• The MUCHE Health Report 2023: Analysis of the Federal Budget 2023

• CanEngage: Arabic and English language factsheet to support access to cancer
• Care My Way: A guide to help people with cancer share personal information with treatment teams
• Making-it-Meaningful (MiM) Tool: A form for patients and healthcare staff to use together to safely manage medicines at home
• CanEngage Findings: A visual summary of a national analysis about multicultural consumer engagement practices:
• Best practice principles for enhancing engagement with culturally and linguistically diverse consumers in healthcare decision-making (the resource is currently under development)
• The iCanPlan Program: Education in conducting advance care planning with culturally and linguistically diverse communities affected by cancer
• EngageEMR: A simple guide to engaging with electronic medical records

• Audit for consumer engagement (ACE) Tool. This tool can be used by healthcare staff, consumers or consumer representatives to assist in identifying the extent of and the opportunities for consumer engagement generated in the healthcare environment.
• Clinician Experience Measure (CEM-10) – see page 4. Corrigendum to measuring clinician experience in value-based health care initiatives: a 10-item core clinician experience measure.
• Health Professional Experience of Error Questionnaire (HPEEQ)
• Optimal Care Pathway Adherence Assessment (OCPAA) tools. These tools facilitate cancer clinicians, teams and services to assess measurable items of – and adherence to – optimal care pathways (OCP) in tertiary or cancer service settings, for:
  • chronic lymphocytic leukemia
  • multiple myeloma
  • myelodysplastic syndrome.

• Providing feedback and review as co-authors – a guide for consumers
• Quality assessment with diverse studies (QuADS): an appraisal tool for methodological and reporting quality in systematic reviews of mixed- or multi-method studies