This podcast is a recording of a webinar presented by Oonagh Gilvarry, Chief Research Officer at HCI. In this webinar, Oonagh discusses HIQA's one-year overview report on the monitoring and inspection of International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) centres.
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This podcast is a recording of a webinar presented by Oonagh Gilvarry, Chief Research Officer at HCI. In this webinar, Oonagh discusses HIQA's one-year overview report on the monitoring and inspection of International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) centres.
Ep 39: Good Governance for Assuring Quality of Care in Missionaries and Religious Orders
HCI Talks Regulation & Quality and Safety of Care
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Ep 39: Good Governance for Assuring Quality of Care in Missionaries and Religious Orders
This podcast is a recording of a webinar, presented by Oonagh Gilvarry, Chief Research Officer at HCI.
The provision of any form of health and social care is challenging due to the level of complexity involved with the service provision, but with the average age of many congregations increasing, assuring the quality and safety of the care provided to older members of Missionaries and Religious Orders is a priority.
A comprehensive, robust governance and management framework is central to the provision of an effective service to ensure that service provides person centred care and strive to drive continuous improvement.
With this in mind, HCI hosted this webinar to discuss what is required to implement a robust governance and management framework.
HCI Talks Regulation & Quality and Safety of Care
This podcast is a recording of a webinar presented by Oonagh Gilvarry, Chief Research Officer at HCI. In this webinar, Oonagh discusses HIQA's one-year overview report on the monitoring and inspection of International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) centres.
