+61 3 6231 2999Towards Eliminating Restrictive Practices

Dr Clive Bensemann

Clive is the Clinical Lead for the New Zealand Health Quality Safety Commission’s (HQSC) Mental Health & Addiction Quality Improvement programme.

Clive trained first as a General Practitioner, before specialising as a Psychiatrist. He practices both General Adult and Older Age psychiatry, and as a Medical Administrator. He is currently leading a complex integration initiative in South Auckland.

He has been involved in Clinical leadership roles for much of his career and for 12 years led large secondary and tertiary DHB Mental Health services in Waikato and Auckland; work which included commissioning, establishment of new services and management of substantial service change. He is also involved in governance of NGO services.

His interest in Quality Improvement, measurement and use of improvement science began during his 7 years as a sponsor of the New Zealand MH&A KPI programme.

TERP FORUM

TERP focuses on identifying, avoiding and reducing harm across all environments in which the care of people with mental ill health is provided. TERP inforces Australia’s commitment to reduce the use of, and eliminate restrictive practices as a priority for action. Each jurisdiction, in conjunction with the Safety and Quality Partnership Standing Committee and the Commonwealth Government, works towards this vision by holding a series of forums providing an opportunity to learn and grow from local and national initiatives to eliminate restrictive practices and create a dialogue for future care.

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