Are these norms embedded in my clinical practice and at the service for whom I work?

• Our service actively seeks feedback from clients about their experience of our service
• Our service encourages peer supervision and/or professional supervision to ensure quality practice and the wellbeing of clinical staff
• Our service encourages regular, routine, contextual, case reviews
• Our service is an active part of a global clinical practice ‘village’ to encourage sharing ideas and learning together
• Policies and practices are designed to address challenges that arise throughout the entire clinical journey
• Processes support speaking up and shaping solutions
• Policy and practice design is fit-for-purpose
• Policies and practices are agile, contextual and solution-focused
• Ethics processes have both an approval and a support component
• There is independent review of key clinical practices and policies
• There is a process for reporting on, and sharing, challenges encountered and solutions reached (for both enhanced accountability and to promote a culture of learning)
• Innovations and breakthrough ideas for ethical clinical practice are considered
• Strategic planning and strategic leadership is undertaken
• Our service advocates for best practice paradigms with funders, clinical practice bodies and other key stakeholders