Clinical Indicators

To ensure our standards are aligned with best practice globally, our set of Clinical Indicators is regularly developed and reviewed by representatives from specialist medical colleges in Australia and New Zealand.

Our Clinical Indicator Program (CIP) contains more than 300 indicators organised into 22 Clinical Indicator sets.

ACHS Clinical Indicators Sets

Anaesthesia and Perioperative Care

Cancer Care

Day Patient

Emergency Medicine

Gastrointestinal Endoscopy

Geriatric Care

Gynaecology

Hospital In The Home

Hospital Wide

Infection Control

Intensive Care

Internal Medicine

Maternity

Medication Safety

Mental Health

Ophthalmology

Oral Health

Paediatrics

Pathology

Radiation Oncology

Radiology

Rehabilitation Medicine

I believe voluntary and cautious use of clinical indicators can help drive continuous healthcare improvement. Their wise use of statistics in the clinical indicator program has helped set up a global platform for healthy comparisons of different healthcare data with peers. I support ACHSI Clinical Indicator Program!

Union Hospital, Hong Kong

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