New Health Technologies - Credentialing and Defining of ...
Canberra Hospital and Health ServicesOperational Procedure New Health Technologies: Credentialing and Defining of Scope of Clinical Practice Contents TOC \h \z \t "Heading 1,1,Heading 2,2" Contents PAGEREF _Toc508967350 \h 1Purpose PAGEREF _Toc508967351 \h 2Scope PAGEREF _Toc508967352 \h 2Section 1 – Scope of Practice PAGEREF _Toc508967353 \h 2Implementation PAGEREF _Toc508967354 \h 3Related Policies, Procedures, Guidelines and Legislation PAGEREF _Toc508967355 \h 3References PAGEREF _Toc508967356 \h 4Definition of Terms PAGEREF _Toc508967357 \h 4Search Terms PAGEREF _Toc508967358 \h 4Attachments PAGEREF _Toc508967359 \h 5Attachment 1: Flowchart – Review of Credentials and Defining Scope of Clinical Practice Prior to the Introduction of New Health Technologies PAGEREF _Toc508967360 \h 6PurposeThis document describes the procedure to ensure appropriate credentialing of relevant clinicians prior to the introduction of new health technologies to ACT Health. The safe and effective introduction of new health technology requires that skills, resources and infrastructure be aligned to ensure safety, effectiveness and efficiency for individual patients, care teams, and the broader health service. As well as assessing the technology to ensure it is safe and that there are appropriate resources to support it, it is necessary to determine that individual clinicians are competent, and properly supported.Back to Table of ContentsScopeThis Procedure applies to all ACT Health operated facilities. All staff within ACT Health must adhere to this Procedure.The overarching policy for ACT Health is the ‘Introduction of New Health Technology’ that applies to the introduction of new health technologies and the review of existing technologies within ACT Health. This Procedure refers to the review of clinician’s credentials to use new health technology, and where necessary, amending their scope of clinical practice to include working with new health technology. Back to Table of ContentsSection 1 – Scope of PracticePrior to the introduction of a new health technology to ACT Health, where appropriate, the relevant clinicians must have their scope of clinical practice amended to work with the new technology. To effect this the following steps are required:Applications to introduce a new health technology must include details for credentialing, scope of clinical practice, and/or training requirements for the proposal;For CHHS, the relevant Executive Director is to advise the Chair of the Medical and Dental Appointments Advisory Committee (MDAAC) of the proposed introduction of a new health technology and any minimum credentials recommended by the Health Technology Management Committee (HTMC), as far in advance as practicable of the introduction of the new health technology;For senior medical and dental practitioners (SMDPs) employed at CHHS, credentialing is overseen by the MDAAC, in accordance with the Health Act 1993;Following receipt of this advice, the Chair of MDAAC must ensure that appropriate credentialing takes place.Note: For Calvary Health Care, Bruce, the Chief Executive Officer is to advise the relevant professional lead/s of the proposed commencement of the new health technology and any minimum credentials recommended by HTMC, as far in advance as practicable of the implementation of the new health technology. For applications that are relevant to Calvary Health Care, Bruce only, credentialing is overseen by their own credentialing committee.Factors that MDAAC needs to consider in making a decision include:that the new clinical service, procedure, or intervention has been approved in accordance with the Introduction of New Health Technology policy;that appropriate minimum credentials are agreed in order to enable the Committee to make an informed decision;that the SMDP has adequate insurance coverage for the new clinical service, procedure, or intervention; that the particular ACT Health facility has the necessary resources to support the safe provision of the new clinical service, procedure, or intervention; andthat the SMDP’s clinical outcomes for the new health technologies are monitored.Before granting the new scope of clinical practice, MDAAC must define the purpose and timelines of any possible probationary period, and any training or supervisory requirements.Back to Table of Contents Implementation This guideline will be implemented through emails to Executive Directors and Clinical Directors.Back to Table of ContentsRelated Policies, Procedures, Guidelines and LegislationPoliciesIntroduction of New Health Technology Policy Credentialing and Defining the Scope of Clinical Practice for Senior Medical and Dental PractitionersAnnual Renewal of Practitioner Registration policyStandardAustralian Standard AS3551.2004 Technical Management Programs for Medical DevicesThe Australian Council on Healthcare Standards (ACHS) – National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards (NSQHS)LegislationTherapeutic Goods Act 1989Back to Table of ContentsReferences Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) / ASERNIP-S: General Guidelines for Assessing, Approving & Introducing New Surgical Procedures into a Hospital or Health ServiceSydney South West Area Health Service: New Interventional Procedures: The Safe Introduction of New Interventional Procedures into Clinical PracticeBack to Table of ContentsDefinition of Terms Health technologies: are defined as “Therapeutic devices, medical or surgical procedures used in medical care, and the organizational and supportive systems with which such care is provided.” This definition includes therapeutic, diagnostic and screening procedures and equipment but not the evaluation of new drugs, either for addition to the formulary or as an individual patient therapy. The Health Technology Management Committee (HTMC) coordinates the introduction of technologies that are new to ACT Health. It also coordinates the adoption of modifications to, and upgrades of, existing technologies. Back to Table of ContentsSearch Terms Credentialing, Introduction of a new health technologyBack to Table of ContentsAttachmentsAttachment 1: Flowchart – Review of Credentials and Defining Scope of Clinical Practice Prior to the Introduction of New Health TechnologiesDisclaimer: This document has been developed by ACT Health, Canberra Hospital and Health Services specifically for its own use. Use of this document and any reliance on the information contained therein by any third party is at his or her own risk and Health Directorate assumes no responsibility whatsoever.Policy Team ONLY to complete the following:Date AmendedSection AmendedDivisional ApprovalFinal Approval 16/03/2018Complete ReviewBoon Lim, A/g CMOCHHS Policy CommitteeThis document supersedes the following: Document NumberDocument NameDGD15-016Review of Credentials and Defining of Scope of Clinical Practice prior to the Introduction of New Health TechnologiesAttachment 1: Flowchart – Review of Credentials and Defining Scope of Clinical Practice Prior to the Introduction of New Health Technologies114806493485Applicant completes the Introduction of New Health Technology Application form. The introduction of the new health technology is approved by the Director-General, ACT Health.00Applicant completes the Introduction of New Health Technology Application form. The introduction of the new health technology is approved by the Director-General, ACT Health.39387656383Approved00Approved345309723495004487907351720011480656334Relevant Executive Director (ED) is advised00Relevant Executive Director (ED) is advised5194045273220011599394321ED advises the Chair of MDAAC (or the Calvary credentialing committee) of the introduction of a new health technology and credentialing requirements00ED advises the Chair of MDAAC (or the Calvary credentialing committee) of the introduction of a new health technology and credentialing requirements1149350116840Credentialing is undertaken by the relevant unit:00Credentialing is undertaken by the relevant unit:517969520979005201129229340011480646845The Chair of MDAAC notifies the Deputy Director-General, CHHS of the pending credentialing for approval.00The Chair of MDAAC notifies the Deputy Director-General, CHHS of the pending credentialing for approval.51693458874400114212644409When approved, MDAAC notify the relevant ED00When approved, MDAAC notify the relevant ED51895175964800114212674072Implementation of New Health Technology00Implementation of New Health Technology5201392138776001136188158601HTMC monitors implementation and outcomes00HTMC monitors implementation and outcomes ................
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