Clinical Senate

The SA Health Clinical Senate is a peak advisory body which advises the state government on system-wide health issues and advocates for health reform.

The group comprises of 80 leaders from nursing, allied health, general practice, medical specialties, senior SA Health executives and the chairs of the eleven Statewide Clinical Networks.

The Senate has advised on the establishment of:

the Statewide Clinical Networks
the development of GP Plus Networks
a number of key statewide clinical reform issues, in particular the new Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH)
a Clinical Leadership Model for Country Health

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