Organisational Governance and Performance Management Report - Analysis
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This report examines the corporate governance failures at Bundaberg Hospital, focusing on the clinical governance failings identified by the commission of inquiry. The report details issues such as the failure to properly vet medical staff, specifically Dr. Jayant Patel, leading to adverse patient outcomes. It also highlights failures in risk management, communication, and the presence of unethical practices like workplace bullying. The report then explores governance mechanisms that could have prevented these failures, including adherence to health policies, thorough background checks for medical professionals, internal audits, and a robust reporting system with an ethics committee. The analysis emphasizes the importance of organizational culture, leadership, and quality improvement in preventing such incidents and ensuring patient safety. The report references the Queensland Public Hospitals Commission of Inquiry and relevant clinical governance standards.
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