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ALT Text on a light grey background reads ‘e-learning week. Human Factors. Te Tāhū Hauora Health Quality & Safety Commission offers a free e-learning module on Human Factors | Ngā Āhua Tangata in health care. Human Factors is the scientific discipline concerned with understanding the interactions between people and other parts of the systems they work within. hqsc.govt.nz.’ Three photos in circles depict people working in a hospital.
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ALT White text on a blue background reads: ‘Information and resources to support World Hand Hygiene Day 5 May 2024’. Behind the text is a pink background with an illustration of two hands and a set of swirling lines in varying colours.
ALT Dark blue text on a light grey background reads ‘e-learning week. Paediatric early warning system. Te Tāhū Hauora Health Quality & Safety Commission has developed a free e-learning module about the use of the paediatric early warning system (PEWS). PEWS supports health professionals to recognise and respond when tamariki in hospital are becoming more unwell. hqsc.govt.nz.’ Three photos in circles depict people working in a hospital.
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