Publications
Enhancing Patient Care
A Practical Guide to Improving Quality and Safety in Hospitals
By A/Prof Alan Wolff (Director of Medical Services)
and Ms Sally Taylor (Clinical Risk Manager)
This comprehensive guide to quality improvement and risk management is
written by two clinicians at WHCG who have created a quality
and safety program from the ground up. Read more ...
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Annual Reports
Annual Report 2011-12
- Financial Statements
Annual Report 2010-11
- Financial Statements
Annual Report 2009-10
Annual Report 2008-09
Annual Report 2007-08
Annual Report 2006-07
Quality of Care Reports
Quality of Care Report 2011-12 To give feedback on report click here
Quality of Care Report 2010-11
Quality of Care Report 2009-10
Quality of Care Report 2008-09
Quality of Care Report 2007-08
Quality of Care Report 2006-07
Disability Services Directory for the Wimmera Region
Select Private Patient Brochure
Select Private Patient Questions and Answers
WHCG Strategic Plan
Research
Hodge K, Janus E, Sundararajan V and Taylor S. (2008). Coordinated Anticoagulation Management in a Rural Setting. Aust. Family Physician Vol. 37, No. 4, April.
Reddy P, Dunbar J A, Janus E, Wolff A, Bunker S, Morgan M and O'Neill A (2007). Identifying depression in patients following admission for acute coronary syndrome. Aust. J. Rural Health 15: 137-138.
Taylor S, McGrath A and Wolff A - Measuring Quality of Hospital Inpatient Care.
Clinical Pathways
Stroke Clinical Pathway
STEMI Clinical Pathway
Patient Pathways
Patient pathways provide an outline of the plan of care you may receive during your hospital stay for a particular condition or surgery. This may assist in your preparation and understanding of your condition and care before and during the course of your hospital stay.
N.B. Patient pathways are intended as a guide only. As each patient is an individual and responds differently, the care plan may alter. If you have any questions, please discuss with your doctor or nurse.