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Addressing modifiable risk factors after mild stroke or transient ischaemic attack

Patients are often discharged without a care plan from the acute stroke unit following a non-disabling stroke or transient ischaemic attack. To address this issue, communication materials were developed alongside...

Added: 16 September 2019 | Last updated: 13 May 2021

A piece of your heart: who fits where in your heart failure care?

This project aims to provide proactive care for heart failure patients in the Hunter New England Local Health District. It will support people with heart failure who are transitioning from...

Added: 28 November 2018 | Last updated: 13 December 2018

Better Cardiac Care for Aboriginal People, Burlu Kirra Kirra/Na

This project aims to improve patient outcomes for Aboriginal people with cardiac conditions in far west NSW, starting with the Broken Hill Catchment Region, by providing access to a cultural...

Added: 19 November 2018 | Last updated: 13 December 2018

Bridging Cultures

Mid North Coast Local Health District empowered Aboriginal patients to manage their own health care, by providing education, information on services, self-management strategies, culturally-sensitive care and links to community health...

Added: 25 May 2018 | Last updated: 11 June 2018

Improving Blood Glucose Level Control Before Surgery

Prince of Wales Hospital screened all patients booked for elective cardiac surgery, to diagnose diabetes and identify those requiring blood glucose level control before admission.

Added: 26 April 2018 | Last updated: 10 May 2018

Westmead Hospital Echocardiography Clinic Redesign

This project aimed to optimise the efficiency and sustainability of the Echocardiography Clinic at Westmead Hospital, by streamlining processes, distributing resources efficiently and delivering better services to the Western Sydney...

Added: 24 April 2018 | Last updated: 3 May 2018

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