The Innovation Workshop has been designed to assist HHS participants in achieving the successful co-design and implementation of improvement initiatives. The workshop includes design thinking and improvement methodologies and aims to empower participants to initiate improvement. Audience: Metro North Health

In this course you will learn about the introductions to systems analysis, analysis of adverse events, sociotechnical systems design, and state-of-the-art systems-based risk assessment methods. It also develops familiarity with systems thinking and ergonomics and its applications to healthcare. Audience: Queensland Health

This online learning course provides you with the fundamental knowledge on how improvement science is used in the workplace to introduce sustainable, long term changes that result in improved care and outcomes for patients. Audience: Queensland Health

This course aims to provide you with practical skills to use in your workplace to introduce sustainable, long term changes that result in improved care and outcomes for patients. Audience: Queensland Health

This course explores how design thinking can bring value to healthcare and develop the skills to start experimenting with a design-led approach. Audience: Queensland Health

This course aims to create a greater understanding of the principles utilised in good design.  Learn about Don Norman’s six principles of design, explore the ten design principles of usability and the components of usability.  Audience: Queensland Health

This course provides guidance on the ten key questions that need to be addressed when developing a Culture Improvement Plan. Program participants are taken through an action planning template with practical examples (scenarios) of responses that support the implementation of culture improvement initiatives. This program assists healthcare staff to respond to the Working for Queensland […]

This course explores what co-design is and how co-design can be used to assist in developing solutions for problems within healthcare. Audience: Queensland Health