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Is the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) working?

Three years on from the initial launch of PSIRF, a recent Patient Safety Management Network meeting gave its members an opportunity to share and discuss what is happening at their organisations and how PSIRF is working in practice. This blog provides an overview of the discussions.

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When the process is the gap: information continuity, monitoring and PSIRF implementation in a complex elderly patient admission
When the process is the gap: information continuity, monitoring and PSIRF implementation in a complex elderly patient admission

Patient Safety Learning · 8 hours ago8 hr

Lynne and Stephen's mother, Joan, aged 87, was admitted to hospital as an inpatient on the 22 August 2025. On the 28 August Joan fell and, following a complex, multi-ward admission and progressive deterioration over several weeks which went unrecognised, Joan died on 28 September 2025. A formal complaint process was completed at Trust level in June 2026. The Trust's own investigation response, signed by the Chief Executive, contained a set of findings that Lynne and Stephen believe are of broade
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Put the person before the agenda: The courage to not know (Judy Walker Associates, October 2026)
Put the person before the agenda: The courage to not know (Judy Walker Associates, October 2026)

Patient Safety Learning · 9 hours ago9 hr

In the October edition of the newsletter, Judy Walker argues that effective After Action Reviews (AAR) conductors should do only minimal preparation before a review, focusing on understanding the broad context rather than conducting detailed pre-investigation research. Drawing on ideas from Rod Naquin, Vygotsky and Mikhail Bakhtin, she suggests that meaningful learning happens through open dialogue with participants, allowing collective understanding of events to emerge rather than being shaped
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“Vet it before you get it”: Empowering the public to choose safely (British College of Aesthetic Medicine)
“Vet it before you get it”: Empowering the public to choose safely (British College of Aesthetic Medicine)

Patient Safety Learning · 9 hours ago9 hr

With the growing popularity of injectables, skin rejuvenation, and longevity treatments such as IV drips and energy-based devices, the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) urges the public to pause and ask key safety questions before booking their first appointment. At the core of the campaign is the BCAM Pre-Consultation Safety Questionnaire — a free, downloadable checklist designed to help patients verify essential safety standards. The questionnaire focuses on six critical areas: prof
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MHRA Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Plan 2026-2030 (5 November 2026)
MHRA Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Plan 2026-2030 (5 November 2026)

Mark Hughes · yesterday at 12:001 day

This plan sets out the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) approach to patient and public involvement and engagement from 2026 to 2030. It explains how they will involve patients, carers and the wider public in regulatory decisions. This includes medicines safety, medical devices and emerging technologies. It outlines their principles for inclusive engagement, transparency and collaboration, and how they will seek to ensure a broader range of voices and experiences inform
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The Lancet series: Improving men's health in a changing world (31 October 2026)
The Lancet series: Improving men's health in a changing world (31 October 2026)

Patient Safety Learning · yesterday at 06:091 day

Many men are failing to thrive. Shorter life expectancies for men than for woman first emerged in the 19th century and the gap has continued to widen (albeit with geographical variations). Men have a higher burden of illness: global disability-adjusted life-years are 16% greater among men than women. The primary drivers of these differences include non-communicable diseases (cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes), external causes (suicide, road traffic injuries, falls, and interpersonal v
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Medical assistance in dying (MAID) for patients with terminal illnesses: Biomedical ethical considerations
Medical assistance in dying (MAID) for patients with terminal illnesses: Biomedical ethical considerations

Dan Cohen · Wednesday at 07:072 days

Medical assistance in dying (MAID) is a process where cognitively competent adults, suffering from a terminal illness, yet alive in the final six months of life expectancy and capable of making their own healthcare decisions, may choose to end their lives with assistance from their doctors. In the first of two commentaries, Dan Cohen, an international consultant in patient safety and clinical risk management, and a Trustee for Patient Safety Learning, considers whether MAID aligns with the goals
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100 Voices – How Better Feels podcasts
100 Voices – How Better Feels podcasts

Patient Safety Learning · Wednesday at 06:072 days

What does it really feel like to try to make healthcare better? 100 Voices: How Better Feels shares honest conversations about the human side of improving healthcare and the things we don't talk about often enough. These aren't polished success stories. They're real experiences of trying to improve care: making healthcare safer, improving people's experiences, challenging how things are done and learning what really helps change happen. You'll hear about the doubts and courage, mistakes and lear
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Patient consent webinar: making sure your voice is heard, understood and respected (27 October 2026)
Patient consent webinar: making sure your voice is heard, understood and respected (27 October 2026)

Patient Safety Learning · Wednesday at 06:072 days

Consent is a process of communication and shared decision-making, where patients should have the information they need to make a genuine and informed choice about their care. Patient consent is given, not taken. And is much more than just signing forms and saying yes.  This webinar from the Patients Association in partnership with Radar Healthcare explored what meaningful consent looks like in practice, for both patients and healthcare professionals. It considered the difference between simply
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Commercial practices and patient safety: a thematic review (General Optical Council, October 2026)
Commercial practices and patient safety: a thematic review (General Optical Council, October 2026)

Patient Safety Learning · Tuesday at 15:133 days

The General Optical Council (GOC) is undertaking a series of thematic reviews to support delivery of their strategic objective to ‘prevent harm through agile regulation’. The first thematic review, carried out during 2025-26, looked at commercial practices and patient safety in eye care services.
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Health Innovation Network: Improving culture in maternity and neonatal services: turning learning into safer care (29 October 2026)
Health Innovation Network: Improving culture in maternity and neonatal services: turning learning into safer care (29 October 2026)

Patient Safety Learning · Tuesday at 14:443 days

Natasha Swinscoe, Network Chief Officer Lead for Patient Safety, explores how Patient Safety Collaboratives are supporting maternity and neonatal teams to help strengthen safety culture through the Perinatal Culture and Leadership Programme.
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Applying NHS England’s revised hospital accommodation guidance to trans patients: a guide for clinicians and patients
Applying NHS England’s revised hospital accommodation guidance to trans patients: a guide for clinicians and patients

Patient Safety Learning · Tuesday at 10:003 days

NHS England's revised hospital accommodation guidance (PRN02528i, 15 October 2026) includes safeguarding in its general framework, but sets out no specific approach to assessing and reducing risks to a trans patient placed by biological sex, beyond its general principles, a single-room offer and a clinical exception. It also leaves placements for unconscious patients and disputed decisions to local procedure. Trusts will need to cover these in their own risk assessments. Eden Openly have publish
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Is the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) working? A recent discussion at the Patient Safety Management Network
Is the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) working? A recent discussion at the Patient Safety Management Network

Mark Hughes · Tuesday at 08:003 days

This blog provides an overview of a discussion at a Patient Safety Management Network (PSMN) meeting on Friday 23 October 2026. At this session members shared their views and experiences on the implementation of the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF). The PSMN is an innovative voluntary network for patient safety managers and everyone working in patient safety. It has over 2,500 members from more than 650 different organisations. Created by and for people working in patient safet
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HSSIB Investigation: Insulin: supporting safe self-administration for patients in the community – inequalities in technology and access to care (3 November 2026)
HSSIB Investigation: Insulin: supporting safe self-administration for patients in the community – inequalities in technology and access to care (3 November 2026)

Mark Hughes · Tuesday at 07:003 days

This is the fourth and final Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB) report in a series considering the self-administration of insulin by people with diabetes mellitus (diabetes) in community settings. This report focuses on the availability and design of diabetes technologies and insulin pen devices. It also shares findings from across the series of investigations and identifies learning to inform strategic plans for supporting patients in community settings. Many people with diabete
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Designing systems-focused simulation for healthcare quality and safety: integrating quality improvement and human factors methods during transition to a newly expanded emergency department (15 September 2026)
Designing systems-focused simulation for healthcare quality and safety: integrating quality improvement and human factors methods during transition to a newly expanded emergency department (15 September 2026)

Mark Hughes · Monday at 09:064 days

This paper, published in Advances in Simulation, describes how a single site used simulation-based clinical systems testing during pre-opening operational-readiness work for a newly expanded emergency department, integrating quality improvement methods and human factors frameworks to find problems before real patients encountered them.
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The safety-critical profession hidden in plain sight (Royal College of Nursing, 30 October 2026)
The safety-critical profession hidden in plain sight (Royal College of Nursing, 30 October 2026)

Mark Hughes · Monday at 08:574 days

In a blog to mark Learning Disability Nurses' Day on 1 November, Professor Ben Thomas highlights why this specialist profession is safety-critical. He sets out how Learning disability nurses are indispensable to safe, equitable and person-centred care and why sustained investment is needed to secure the roles future.
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Patient & Client Council: Advocacy Casebook 2026 (22 September 2026)
Patient & Client Council: Advocacy Casebook 2026 (22 September 2026)

Mark Hughes · 31 October31 Oct

The Patient and Client Council (PCC) is an independent statutory body in Northern Ireland that represents the interests of patients, service users, carers and communities in relation to health and social care. This Casebook showcases the work of PCC Support Service and demonstrates the range of issues they supported in 2026. It highlights how independent, professional advocacy can positively impact on people’s lives; helping them to have their voice heard, uphold their rights and address inequal
- Patient engagement
- Northern Ireland
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NHS England annual report and accounts 2025 to 2026
NHS England annual report and accounts 2025 to 2026

Mark Hughes · 31 October31 Oct

This annual report contains information on: NHS England’s work this year and their achievements and challenges how they have performed against their priorities board members and governance financial statements for 2025 to 2026
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MNSI Annual Report and Recommendations 2025/26
MNSI Annual Report and Recommendations 2025/26

Mark Hughes · 31 October31 Oct

The Maternity and Newborn Safety Investigations (MNSI) programme annual report highlights a year of activity aimed at improving maternity and newborn safety for women, babies, and families across England. Between April 2025 and March 2026, MNSI completed 618 investigations and made more than 1,300 safety recommendations.
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A Fairer, Healthier Scotland: The Collaboration For Health Equity (13 October 2026)
A Fairer, Healthier Scotland: The Collaboration For Health Equity (13 October 2026)

Mark Hughes · 31 October31 Oct

This report by the UCL Institute of Health Equity (IHE), based on the Collaboration for Health Equity in Scotland (CHES), explains why progressive policies have not closed the country’s large health gap and makes recommendations about what needs to change covering the structural drivers of poor health and the implementation landscape. CHES is a partnership between Public Health Scotland, the IEH and three collaborating places: Aberdeen City, North Ayrshire and South Lanarkshire.
- Health inequalities
- Scotland
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Accessible Healthcare in a Digital NHS: Evidence from the APPG on Eye Health and Visual Impairment on Accessibility, Digital Inclusion and the NHS App (29 October 2026)
Accessible Healthcare in a Digital NHS: Evidence from the APPG on Eye Health and Visual Impairment on Accessibility, Digital Inclusion and the NHS App (29 October 2026)

Mark Hughes · 30 October30 Oct

With the NHS App set to become the “digital front door” to the NHS by 2028, this report from the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Eye Health and Visual Impairment considers how accessible the NHS App and wider digital health services are for people who are blind or partially sighted. It draws on a stakeholder survey carried out earlier this year and the parliamentary Oral Evidence Session on 30th June, chaired by Marsha De Cordova MP. It shows that when health information is not accessibl
- Digital health
- Medicine - Ophthalmology
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Beware ‘sun, sea and surgery’ cosmetic tourism packages, experts advise
Beware ‘sun, sea and surgery’ cosmetic tourism packages, experts advise

Patient Safety Learning · 6 hours ago6 hr

Cosmetic tourism is often sold as a package of sun, sea and surgery, but experts have said travelling overseas for procedures can end in infections, disfigurement and death. Nora Nugent, a consultant plastic surgeon and former president of the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, said travelling to countries such as Turkey for surgery came with myriad risks – and not just on the operating table. “Actually, the risks start from the moment you step on the plane to after you return ho
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Cancer diagnoses in England hit record high of more than 1,000 people a day
Cancer diagnoses in England hit record high of more than 1,000 people a day

Patient Safety Learning · 6 hours ago6 hr

Cancer diagnoses in England have hit record highs, with more than 1,000 people a day diagnosed, NHS figures show. But experts warned that although the health service was identifying more cases, it was still failing to meet timescale targets on diagnosis and treatment. According to the latest cancer registration statistics, more than 373,000 people were diagnosed with cancer in England in 2024, the highest figure on record. On average, NHS England diagnosed 1,021 people a day with cancer in 2024,
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Vulnerable patients’ long dental waits ‘buried’
Vulnerable patients’ long dental waits ‘buried’

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NHS England has been accused of continuing to “bury” evidence of the very long waits for dental treatment endured by people with complex needs, the British Dental Association has said. Children and adults with special care needs, such as significant learning disabilities, can often only have teeth extracted under general anaesthetic in hospital, and some wait years for treatment. NHSE vowed to publish waiting list data for community dental services (CDS), which treat these groups, for the first
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‘Shocking’ rise in maternal readmissions revealed
‘Shocking’ rise in maternal readmissions revealed

Patient Safety Learning · 6 hours ago6 hr

The rate of women readmitted to hospital within six weeks of giving birth has risen by more than a third in less than three years, HSJ analysis of unpublished data suggests. New figures from the Care Quality Commission show maternal readmissions rose from 85 per 1,000 women (equivalent to one in 12) between October and December 2022 to 117 per 1,000 (more than one in nine) between July and September 2025, the latest data available. The data, derived from hospital episode statistics and used to i
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French blood banks hacked in latest cyber-attack on Europe
French blood banks hacked in latest cyber-attack on Europe

Patient Safety Learning · yesterday at 10:111 day

France’s national blood service has said hackers accessed control systems and boosted temperatures at three cold stores stocking vital blood products, in an apparent escalation of recent cyber-attacks on fridges and freezers across Europe. The French blood service (EFS) said temperature and defrosting thresholds had been raised to “very high levels” in the attack, adding that its alarm systems had allowed technicians to intervene before the products were compromised. The EFS is France’s public b
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Parents of woman who died of seizure after ChatGPT misguidance sue OpenAI
Parents of woman who died of seizure after ChatGPT misguidance sue OpenAI

Patient Safety Learning · yesterday at 10:001 day

A woman’s death from an epileptic seizure after she received dangerous advice from a chatbot has prompted her parents to sue OpenAI. The legal action is the latest lawsuit that in which plaintiffs allege that a bot provided counsel to a user that ultimately led to their death. In this case, Bowen Wan, a 31-year-old Chinese software engineer living in Seattle, USA, sought advice from ChatGPT after Amazon fired her, according to the lawsuit. She needed to find a new job to obtain permanent residen
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NHSE warns ICBs over staffing and capability gaps
NHSE warns ICBs over staffing and capability gaps

Patient Safety Learning · yesterday at 09:541 day

NHS England criticised staffing and capacity issues at several integrated care boards (ICBs), a year after instructing them to cut their staffing by half. Its annual assessments of ICBs for 2025-26 – which most ICBs have since published in board papers and annual reports – noted various staffing gaps in data and analytics, safeguarding and nursing. It also raised concerns over “place”-level working at some ICBs. This has been a target in many of the cost-cutting drives, as ICBs have been encoura
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Victims demand tougher restrictions on snooping
Victims demand tougher restrictions on snooping

Patient Safety Learning · yesterday at 09:511 day

Victims of the Southport and Nottingham attacks have told ministers and NHS leaders that far stricter, more robust processes are needed to stop staff snooping on patient records – and that actions outlined so far are not enough. The open letter, which has also been signed by maternity and patient safety campaigners, has been sent to health secretary Yvette Cooper, culture secretary Lisa Nandy, and NHS England chief executive Sir Jim Mackey. The letter says the “repeated incidents of NHS staff sn
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17 top picks: Men's health
17 top picks: Men's health

Patient_Safety_Learning · 25 October25 Oct

At Patient Safety Learning we believe that sharing insights and learning is vital to improving outcomes and reducing harm. That’s why we created the hub; providing a space for people to come together and share their experiences, resources and good practice examples. We have collated 17 resources relating to men's health, including information about male cancers, men's mental health, how to engage men earlier and insights around the impact of traditional ideas of masculinity on patient safety.
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Medication adverse reactions and patient safety
Medication adverse reactions and patient safety

Patient Safety Learning · 24 October24 Oct

Unsafe medication practices and medication-related harm are one of the leading causes of avoidable harm in health and care. The Medicine and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) annual #MedSafetyWeek campaign is taking place from 2 to 8 November 2026 to promote the importance of reporting side effects from medicines and medical device incidents. This year's theme is ‘Side effects: don't ignore them, report them!’ We have collated patient interviews and blogs shared on the hub that raise
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Top picks: Resources about hand hygiene
Top picks: Resources about hand hygiene

Patient-Safety-Learning · 10 October10 Oct

Good hand hygiene in healthcare is essential to reduce the spread of healthcare associated infections (HAIs), which are the most frequent adverse event in healthcare globally. Although progress has been made in improving hand hygiene, there is still a pressing need to give healthcare professionals around the world the necessary knowledge and facilities to achieve effective infection control. The latest World Health Organization (WHO) data shows that globally, half of healthcare facilities do not
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Top picks: 10 key resources to support menopause
Top picks: 10 key resources to support menopause

Patient Safety Learning · 9 October9 Oct

World Menopause Awareness Day is celebrated every year on 18 October and is dedicated to raising global awareness about menopause and the health-related issues women face during this phase of life. At Patient Safety Learning we believe that sharing insights and learning is vital to improving outcomes and reducing harm. That's why we created the hub; providing a space for people to come together and share their experiences, resources and good practice examples. In this Top picks, we’ve pulled to
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Top picks: Mental health resources for patients and staff
Top picks: Mental health resources for patients and staff

Patient Safety Learning · 3 October3 Oct

Mental Health Awareness Week is an annual event which aims to raise awareness and promote open conversations about mental health. In this Top picks, we’ve pulled together resources, blogs and reports from the hub that focus on improving patient safety across different aspects of mental health services and also supporting staff with their own mental health and wellbeing.
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Top picks: 13 resources on anaesthesia safety
Top picks: 13 resources on anaesthesia safety

Patient Safety Learning · 30 September30 Sep

Anaesthetic techniques and equipment have greatly improved over the last 60 years, as has the training and safety equipment to protect patients. If you are in good health modern anaesthetics are really very safe. However, all procedures have some risks and it is important that patients are fully informed and that the anaesthetist discusses the procedure and the risks with the patient, taking into account the patient's medical history. At Patient Safety Learning we believe that sharing insights a
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Top picks: Key patient safety resources for people with dementia
Top picks: Key patient safety resources for people with dementia

Patient-Safety-Learning · 11 September11 Sep

At Patient Safety Learning we believe that sharing insights and learning is vital to improving outcomes and reducing harm. That's why we created the hub; providing a space for people to come together and share their experiences, resources and good practice examples. Dementia is an umbrella term for a number of diseases that affect the brain, with Alzheimer’s disease its most common cause. We have picked a range of resources and reflections about keeping people with dementia safe in health and c
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Top picks: 12 fall prevention resources
Top picks: 12 fall prevention resources

Patient Safety Learning · 10 September10 Sep

At Patient Safety Learning we believe that sharing insights and learning is vital to improving outcomes and reducing harm. That's why we created the hub; providing a space for people to come together and share their experiences, resources and good practice examples. In this Top picks, we’ve pulled together tools, quality improvement projects, blogs and reports shared on the hub to help reduce and prevent falls in healthcare settings.
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