Lookback, Findings and Recommendations System

Rodney Parsons made this Official Information request to Health and Disability Commissioner

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From: Rodney Parsons

Dear Health and Disability Commissioner,

HDC has a system that publishes reports from now over 3000 cases. In those cases are outlined thousands of findings and recommendations.

What system does HDC use to track the findings and recommendations, induce lookback within systems where recurrent issues arise and assess whether recommendations have been effectively implemented?

Provide examples of where HDC has done this, what steps the HDC have taken when recommendations were not implemented and how HDC addresses when multiple issues arise across multiple parts of the health sector- for instance emergency departments.

Yours faithfully,

Rodney Parsons

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From: Craig Goodwillie
Health and Disability Commissioner


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Dear Mr Parsons,

 

Please find our response attached.

 

Regards

 

Dr Craig Goodwillie  

OIA Team Leader

Office of the Health and Disability Commissioner | Te Toihau Hauora,
Hauatanga
PO Box 245, Wellington 6140

Freephone 0800 11 22 33

Website   [1]hdc.org.nz

 

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From: Rodney Parsons

Dear Mr Goodwillie,

Thank you.

Yours sincerely,

Rodney Parsons

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