Clinical Council
The Clinical Council is the peak clinical body responsible for providing clinical engagement and input into statewide and strategic decisions that affect clinical care in South Australia.
It consists of a team of clinical leaders, consumer representatives and senior administrators to enable clinical improvement, based on the pursuit of excellence through innovation. The Clinical Council provides recommendations and independent, impartial strategic advice and advocacy to senior SA Health leaders and to the Statewide Clinical Networks, Statewide Communities of Practice, and other high level clinical groups regarding health systemwide clinical improvement and innovation focusing on issues that affect quality, affordability, efficiency and sustainability of patient care.
The overarching purpose of the Clinical Council is to:
- provide recommendations and independent and impartial strategic advice about systemwide issues that affect quality, affordability, efficiency, access, equity and sustainability of patient care
- review and provide advice on the systemwide clinical impacts of proposed changes to patient care (e.g. models of care, planning and delivery of health services etc.)
- provide a forum for collaboration on complex systemwide issues, share best practice, and learn from and support each other
- provide opportunities for broader systemwide clinical collaboration to complex systemwide issues (e.g. sector wide sessions or forums on priority issues)
- foster a culture of excellence and innovation within the health system
HCEC Clinical Council Terms of Reference June 2024
Clinical Leads Forum
We build capability in the health system by creating connections.
The Clinical Leads Forum brings together the clinical leads from each of the Statewide Clinical Networks to foster collaboration and identify opportunities and priorities for cross network initiatives to enable sustainable system change.
The forum is held quarterly.
Youth Advisory Group
The Youth Advisory Group (YAG) is a joint initiative of the CEIH and the Adolescent Transition Care Statewide Clinical Network (SCN) to help us understand the voice and healthcare experiences of young South Australians, to drive change and improve their healthcare outcomes.
The group will provide representation on the Adolescent Transition Care Statewide Clinical Network as well as collaborating with the other Statewide Clinical Networks.
The YAG is for young people between the ages of 12 — 25 years, who regularly engage with healthcare services.
Read more about the Youth Advisory Group.