Hospital and Health Boards Amendment Regulation (No. 3) 2016 (Qld)

1   Short title

This regulation may be cited as the Hospital and Health Boards Amendment Regulation (No. 3) 2016 .

2   Regulation amended

This regulation amends the Hospital and Health Boards Regulation 2012 .

3   Amendment of s 11A (Senior health service employees—Act, s 74A)

Section 11A, ‘74A(1)(b)’—
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74A(1)

4   Amendment of s 12 (Prescribed requirements for clinician engagement strategies)

Section 12(b), examples, second dot point, ‘2011’—
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2012

5   Amendment of s 13 (Prescribed requirements for consumer and community engagement strategies)

Section 13(1)(b), examples, first dot point, ‘2011’—
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2012

6   Amendment of s 29 (Reportable events)

(1)Section 29(1)—
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(j)a stillbirth.

(2)Section 29(3)—
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stillbirth means the birth of a child—

(a)who shows no sign of respiration or heartbeat, or other sign of life, after completely leaving the child’s mother’s body; and

(b)who—

(i)has been gestated for 20 weeks or more; or

(ii)weighs 400g or more.

7   Amendment of s 32 (Functions of a safety and quality committee)

Section 32(a)(iv), examples, first dot point, ‘2011’—
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2012

8   Amendment of s 35 (Disclosure of confidential information for purposes relating to health services)

(1)Section 35(1)(a)—
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(a)Alfred Health ABN 27 318 956 319 and Monash University ABN 12 377 614 012 for collecting data about a relevant trauma patient for use in the Australian Trauma Registry;

(2)Section 35(1)—
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(g)the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services and the Department of Housing and Public Works for the purposes of the Joint Action Plan.

(3)Section 35(2)(b)(i)—
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(i)the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services;

(4)Section 35(2)(b)(ii), ‘department’—
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Department

(5)Section 35(3)—
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Joint Action Plan means the arrangement, known as the ‘Joint Action Plan: Transitioning long-stay younger people with disability from Queensland public health facilities’, among Queensland Health, the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services and the Department of Housing and Public Works—

(a)to support young people with disability who are long-stay patients in Queensland public health facilities in moving to more appropriate accommodation and accessing support in the community; and

(b)otherwise to support young people with disability who are long-stay patients in Queensland public health facilities and their families in preparation for, and in the implementation of, the National Disability Insurance Scheme in Queensland.

9   Amendment of sch 3 (Agreements)

Schedule 3, part 2, items 10 and 11—
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10The agreement called ‘Memorandum of Understanding between the State of Queensland acting through Queensland Health and the State of Queensland acting through the Queensland Police Service, Mental Health Collaboration 2016’.

11The agreement of 2016 called ‘Memorandum of Understanding between the Chief Executive of Queensland Health and the State of Queensland acting through the Department of Justice and Attorney General, Queensland Corrective Services, Confidential Information Disclosure’.

10   Amendment of sch 4 (Health service districts under repealed Act and Hospital and Health Services)

Schedule 4, heading, ‘39, 40 and 43’—
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39 and 40