Clinical Governance may be defined as ‘the framework through which healthcare organisations are accountable for continuously improving the quality of their services and safeguarding high quality of care’.Good systems of clinical governance benefit everyone. In many countries around the world it's a statutory requirement of healthcare providers to seek quality improvement through clinical governance.But if you can't get access to care quality information fast enough, or are too overloaded with reporting requirements to action improvements, does that accountability extend to finding a better way? Some thoughts on how to align clinical governance with technology to support the delivery of quality improvement in healthcare

4. ...drive improvements faster by
connecting all the key
components for the
management of clinical
governance and quality
conveniently in
one place.

6. Incident Managent module
Risk Management module
Staff Competency & Professional
Development module
Data capture > Improvement Plans &
Analytical Insight in real-time
Use these modules from MEG's suite:

7. Quality Improvement/Action Planning tool
Clinical Guidelines & Staff Apps
Policy Management module
Data capture > Improvement Plans &
Analytical Insight in real-time
Use these modules from MEG's suite:

8. Patient Survey & Feedback module
Complaint Handling module
Data capture > Improvement Plans &
Analytical Insight in real-time
Use these modules from MEG's suite:

9. Audit Management module
Accreditation Management module
Document Management system
Data capture > Improvement Plans &
Analytical Insight in real-time
Use these modules from MEG's suite:

10. Operational, Strategic & Analytical
dashboards
Instant Summary, Management,
Governance & Oversight reports
Data capture > Improvement Plans &
Analytical Insight in real-time
Use MEG's Insights tools: