Serious incident reviews subcommittees

Serious incident review (SIR) subcommittees analyse serious incidents and other relevant reports to identify opportunities to improve patient safety and care across NSW Health.

The subcommittees bring together multidisciplinary clinicians and subject matter experts to identify key learnings, emerging risks and patient safety issues. Their insights help inform the learning from harm publications that aim to share learnings, case insights and practical strategies to strengthen clinical responses and promote system learning.

The subcommittees report to the Clinical Risk Action Group and have statutory privilege under section 23 of the Health Administration Act 1982.

There are six serious incident review subcommittees:

View publications by subcommittee

Children and Young Persons

Clinical Management

Maternity and Neonatal

Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs

Prevention and Response to Violence, Abuse and Neglect

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