In these challenging times, safety has to be a priority. Protecting staff, clients, and patients has never been more important.
At Alliance Nursing, our commitment to quality and safety has always been at the heart of our culture.
In fact, our efforts have been recognised with the prestigious award of the 2020 Winner of Excellence in Safety Culture by the peak body for the Recruitment and Staffing industry, the RCSA.
Guiding our commitment to safety and quality is a leadership team deeply experienced in clinical expertise. And our governance structure includes three national committees:
- a Risk Committee
- a Quality Committee
- a Clinical Governance Committee.
SETTING NEW INDUSTRY STANDARDS.
We use innovation and proactivity, as well as the smart use of technology, to achieve our industry best practice culture.
Our commitment to quality, risk and clinical governance is achieved through best practice measuring and monitoring to reduce risks and resolve all safety issues.
We set our goals against industry benchmarks for all metrics. These are measured in our audit program, monitoring adherence to policies and procedures and the input of data and incidents.
Our quality management system was set up by a qualified epidemiologist. We use market-leading injury management software platforms to capture detailed data. From this we monitor trends, provide reporting and benchmark our performance against the wider industry.
This supports our commitment to setting new industry standards, now and into the future.
IN-HOUSE STAFF SUPPORT.
We have an in-house staff help-line to help in the management of workplace health and safety issues.
This supports our national network in proactively managing the safety of our workforce and clients.
MEET OUR CEO AND CLINICAL EXPERTS.
Our commitment to quality and safety is guided by a team of highly-qualified experts. They bring an exceptional level of experience to ensure Alliance Nursing is your most trusted nursing provider.
David Stewart, Chief Executive Officer Alliance Australia (Commercial)
David Stewart is an experienced company Director and Executive Manager, having worked across private, not for profit and publicly listed sectors over the last 30 years. David is Chair of ANRA (Association of Nursing Recruitment Agencies), representing the interests of nursing and healthcare agencies. In 2019, David was recognised by the RCSA (Recruitment Consulting & Staffing Association of Australia & New Zealand) as Recruitment Leader of the Year.
Kylie Rowan, Head of Assurance, WHS & RTW Manager
Kylie is our Head of Assurance, and National Workplace Health and Safety Manager. With over 20 years of experience, she has a proven track record in developing and supporting safe workplace systems and culture. She leverages this expertise to help the organisation stay legally compliant and drive business processes and culture for a sustainable, healthy, and productive workforce.
James Munro Ford, Executive Director
James is a seasoned strategic leader with a proven track record of driving transformative change, operational excellence, and business performance in complex healthcare environments. His prior leadership roles in the sector have given him a deep understanding of the clinical governance landscape. He brings this expertise to Alliance Nursing, where he is focused on developing and implementing strategies to improve clinical governance outcomes.
COMMITMENT TO CHILD SAFETY STATEMENT
We are dedicated to ensuring the wellbeing, safety, and protection of children and young people in our programs and communities. Click through to read more in our Commitment to Child Safety Statement.