Dr Tina Janamian
Group Chief Executive
PhD, MBA, MMedSc, GCELead, GAICD, BSc, C.Decs
Group Chief Executive: Australian General Practice Accreditation Ltd (AGPAL) Group of Companies including Quality Innovation Performance Limited (QIP), Quality Innovation Performance Consulting Pty Ltd (QIP Consulting), and Quality Innovation Performance International Pty Ltd (QIP International).
The AGPAL Group of Companies is supported by a team dedicated to delivering quality improvement to health and community services through accreditation and certification solutions.
Dr Tina Janamian was appointed in 2022 as the Group Chief Executive Officer of the Australian General Practice Accreditation Ltd (AGPAL) Group of Companies, which includes, Quality Innovation Performance Limited (QIP), QIP International, QIP Consulting, Care Opinion Australia and CFEP Surveys. She manages daily operations, reporting to the AGPAL and QIP Boards. She is also an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Queensland.
With over 20 years of senior leadership experience in healthcare transformation, Dr Janamian is a high-performing leader dedicated to advancing primary healthcare reform and enhancing culturally responsive, person-centred care. Her extensive background spans academia, health services research, workforce development, and health system innovation.
Tina has a proven track record of securing and delivering large-scale, complex primary care innovation programs for federal and state governments, Primary Health Networks, and many other health care services. Her strategic approach integrates patient and provider feedback with systems redesign and innovative models of care to achieve the Quintuple Aim of healthcare: improving population health, patient experience, care team wellbeing, cost efficiency, and health equity.
As a Fellow of the International Society for Quality in Health Care (ISQua), Tina contributes to national and international healthcare quality improvement and patient safety initiatives. She is a member of the ISQua Accreditation Council and the ISQua Academy of Quality and Safety in Health Care. Tina also serves as a Director on several not-for-profit Boards, including the Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association (AHHA), Central Queensland Hospital Foundation, and CheckUP Australia.
Tina’s academic contributions are extensive, including her role as Co-Editor of the Medical Journal of Australia. Her recent publication in the Medical Journal of Australia can be accessed here.
As a leader in primary care reform in Australia, Tina is renowned for fostering collaborations with policymakers, healthcare providers, and consumers to deliver sustainable, integrated care models that prioritise quality, safety, equity, and community needs.
Riley O'Hanlon
QIP Consultant
Riley O’Hanlon has extensive experience in the comprehension, application and compliance of a number of healthcare standards and their associated guidelines. Riley spent time serving as the AGPAL Client Liaison Officer for New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory, which allowed her to build knowledge on a vast array of accreditation related topics such as clinical governance, infection control, human resource management, safety and quality, risk management and cold chain management.
In her position as National Manager of QIP Consulting, Riley has gained extensive experience in development of standards, associated resources and templates, bespoke document creation and review, and she performs gap assessments for organisations across Australia. Standards review and development is one of Riley’s passions, and she has been involved in, or has led, the development of several standards packages and pilot studies for organisations to develop internal quality frameworks for corporate organisations, as well as publicly available national standards frameworks.
Riley serves as a Board Director of the Buttery drug and alcohol rehabilitation, and mental health, multiculturalism, domestic violence and suicide prevention are personal topics of focus.
Riley’s approach is supportive, patient and collaborative, and she has a firm focus on tailoring her services to the needs of the client in order to encourage lasting and continuous quality improvement.
Ryanne McIvor
QIP Consultant
Ryanne’s interests lie in patient safety, continuous quality improvement and the development and implementation of efficient, streamlined systems and processes.
Ryanne has extensive experience in the development of standards frameworks, internal quality management frameworks and operational documents for organisations throughout the health and community services sector.
Standards of interest for Ryanne include the National Safety and Quality Digital Mental Health Standards, the RACGP Standards for General Practices and the National Standards for Mental Health Services. Ryanne has performed gap assessments across Australia and has a passion for innovative approaches to quality assurance.
Ryanne coordinates QIP Consulting’s audit, mentoring, education and supervision services for practitioners across Australia who have conditions imposed on their registration. She has a supportive and non-judgemental approach to all projects, and aims to get the best outcome for every client she works alongside.
Ryanne is passionate about building strong client relationships and driving quality.