Clinical Strategy 2023–2028
Our journey to world-class care and research
CALHN’s Clinical Strategy has been developed to guide CALHN to deliver care that is responsive to population health needs, optimises our built infrastructure, and supports the growth and wellbeing of our people.
This five-year framework has been produced in conjunction with our Research Strategy, and will guide the development of CALHN’s clinical services towards world-class care.
The Clinical Strategy has been founded upon our learnings from the pandemic, and has had input from our medical, nursing and allied health staff.
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The hospital-based team that supports GPs in delivering high quality care
CALHN Our People Season 2 Episode 3 As a former GP, Dr Caitlin Sum knows how busy it gets in general practise clinics. In her current role as GP Integration Officer, she's able to help. Along with colleagues based at the Royal Adelaide...
Why hormones rule your life – and how new research can help
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Get it right for Mob, get it right for everyone
Having and using the right medicines at the right time is a vital aspect of healthcare. Beyond medicines supply, it’s vital to support patients so they understand how to safety and effectively use their medicines. SA Health’s Closing the Gap...
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