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    Mar 04

    Maternity services: research to improve safety and quality of care

    This webinar will cover NIHR research that could help improve the safety and quality of maternity care. Speakers will present actionable evidence that attendees can implement in their own practice. Presentations will be followed by a Q&A session, giving you a unique opportunity to quiz the researchers on how you could act on this research, and reflect on potential barriers and facili

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    Mar 04
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    PSIRF embedding webinar 3

    The Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) sets out a new approach to learning and improving following patient safety incidents across the NHS in England.   PSIRF embedding webinars will feature presentations from NHS organisations and will focus on sharing experiences, adaptions and learning as the designed systems and processes put in place prior to transition are operationalise

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    Mar 05
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    Expanding access and improving experiences, the future of diagnostic testing for patients

    This webinar will explore the findings from the Patients Association's Patient Experience of Diagnostics report and consider its recommendations. The panellists are:  Professor Sir Mike Richards, who was the first National Cancer Director at the Department of Health Karen Stalbow, Head of Diagnostic Policy at NHS England Dr Ashton Harper, Head of Medical Affairs at Roche

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    Mar 07

    Value driven regulation of health & care quality in the Netherlands

    Speaker: Professor Ian Leistikow; Adviser at the Dutch Health & Youth Care Inspectorate and Professor at Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands Challenges that health and care faces, translate to challenges for the regulatory authorities. Classic regulatory strategies aimed at compliance increasingly fall short in contributing to qu

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    Mar 07

    The Patient Safety Incident Response Framework & Clinical Audit

    The Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) arguably represents the most significant change to investigating and managing patient safety incidents in the history of the NHS. To embed PSIRF effectively within organisations, healthcare teams need to understand and utilise a range of new techniques and disciplines. Clinical audit is an established quality improvement methodology that is of

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    Mar 07

    AQUA: Measuring for Improvement

    On this programme you will learn the benefits of taking an approach to measurement, focused specifically on improvement. You’ll discover a range of techniques to understand variation and measure change. This programme comprises of two modules, with an opportunity at the end to discuss your own measurement project. Our fast measurement start-up. You’ll learn about the different types o

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    Mar 08

    Masterclass: Developing your role as a Senior Information Risk Owner SIRO

    This masterclass will focus on developing your role as a SIRO (Senior Information Risk Owner) in health and social care. Key learning objectives: Understanding the role of the Senior Information Risk Owner. Identifying Information Risks across the organisation. Working with others to mitigate the risk to patients, staff and organisation. Confidence that all reason

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    Mar 08
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    Alleviate mental health patient monitoring challenges with handheld ECG devices

    Antipsychotic medication management and monitoring can be challenging. Join us to learn how handheld ECG devices support vulnerable patients and improve the physician and patient experience through:   Comfortable, accurate, and fast ECG readings with the first personal ECG device to be recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) More accessible and av

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    Mar 12
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    Time for action: addressing health inequalities for children and young people

    Tackling health inequalities for children and young people has never been more important with NHS England’s Core20plus5 approach gives a clear steer on how to address these health inequalities from the top.  As the health and care system continues to grapple with operational and strategic challenges, and there are increasing and competing pressures on the budgets of integrated care systems (I


    • The King's Fund, London, W1G 0AN, United Kingdom
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    Mar 13
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    HSSIB - supporting those in the healthcare system to deliver safer care

    Join this free webinar to learn how collaboration and support for HSSIB (Health Services Safety Investigations Body) will make a difference and will promote a culture of safety in your organisation.  During the course the webinar will explore what meaningful recommendations look like and how these recommendations will directly impact individual patient care, policy and strategy. Additionally,

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    Mar 14

    A practical guide to Human Factors in healthcare

    Aimed at Clinicians and Managers, this national virtual conference will provide a practical guide to human factors in healthcare, and how a human factors approach can improve patient care, quality, process, and safety. The conference delves into integrating human factors into healthcare systems and processes, clinical decision making, healthcare system design, quality of patient experience, medica

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    Mar 14

    Martha's Rule: A practical guide to implementation to improve patient safety

    This conference brings together leading experts at the forefront of Martha’s Rule implementation and offers a comprehensive and practical guide for clinical staff to seamlessly integrate Martha’s Rule into their daily practice. The conference delves into the caregiver’s perspective, principles and implications of Martha’s Rule, legal and patient safety considerations, effective communication strat

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    Mar 15

    Clinical negligence update for clinicians and managers

    Featuring leading legal experts and experienced clinicians this event will provide an update on current claims processes and how to respond to claims. The conference will look at the patient perspective and explore why patients decide to litigate. There will be an extended session on mediation and ADR. The conference will also update delegates on the new Patient Safety Incident Response Frame

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    Mar 15

    IV Therapy Summit. Extravasation: Improving practice and patient safety

    This conference focuses on improving practice and patient safety to reduce extravasation Injury, ensuring front line clinicians are aware of the risk of extravasation and how to recognise, treat and escalate extravasation injuries when they do occur. This conference will enable you to: Network with colleagues who are working to reduce extravasation injury. Learn from outstandin

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    Mar 15

    Mental Health Patient Safety Event

    This event is designed for people working in mental health to come together to reflect on how we can improve the safety of our patients. There will be talks from experts, sharing of good practice and time for discussion with the opportunity to build networks. After attending this course you will: 1. Be aware of some main areas in which patient safety can be improved 2. Understand the impo


    • Cloth Hall Court, Quebec Street, , Leeds,, LS1 2HA, United Kingdom
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    Mar 15
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    Introduction to SEIPS in healthcare

    The Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) encourages investigations across the NHS to apply SEIPS. This 3 hour class will focus upon using SEIPS Surgery.  SEIPS trainer Dr Dawn Benson has extensive experience of using and teaching SEIPS, as a Human Factors tool, in health and social care safety investigation.  She will be joined in these sessions by clinical subject experts. The

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    Mar 18

    Black Maternal Health Conference 2024

    The Motherhood Group is thrilled to announce that the 2nd annual Black Maternal Health Conference UK is back to bridge the gap between Community, Service providers and Industries. This interactive event convenes researchers, healthcare providers, industry leaders, policymakers and mothers to rebuild trust, address systemic racism in maternity care, and effectively engage the needs of Black wo


    • London, United Kingdom
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    Mar 19
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    Working together: Combined course for Senior information Risk Owners, Caldicott Guardians and Data Protection Officers

    Learn how the SIRO, CG and DPO should work together to ensure that organisational and technical measures are in place to protect the privacy of patient and service user data. Data Protection and Information Security measures and associated risk are considered risks mitigated where appropriate and reasonable. How legislation impacts on each of the roles.  We will look at the roles and how

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    Mar 19
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    Foundation Clinical Safety Officer training

    With the constantly evolving digital landscape in health and care, clinical safety has never been more important than it is now, and every health and care organisation and system supplier should have a Clinical Safety Officer to assess, prevent and address risks and hazards.   PRSB and Ethos Ltd are delighted to offer you online training providing you with everything you need to become a cert

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    Mar 19
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    Annual leadership and workforce summit 2024: the future of work is now – embracing positive disruption to meet future challenges

    The health and care workforce continues to face profound challenges, with severe staff shortages and increasing financial pressures across health and care. While the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan aims to support the NHS’s future needs, it does not cover the social care workforce, resulting in a knock-on effect across the entire health and care system, particularly for those who rely on social care


    • The King's Fund, London, W1G 0AN, United Kingdom
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    Mar 19
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    How to overcome today’s lack of NHS process documentation to support effective improvement

    Dr Tom Rose shares how to create effective healthcare process documentation to enable more effective improvement, risk assessment and safety reviews. The documenting of healthcare processes is a key part of such an effective continuous quality improvement system. But currently very few healthcare processes are documented – which greatly hampers effective improvement, risk assessment and safet

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    Mar 20

    Reducing scalpel injuries—An evaluation of blade removers

    An estimated 8% of injuries to healthcare workers in the hospital setting and 17% of worker injuries in the surgical setting are associated with scalpels. Scalpel-related injuries occur most commonly when blades are being attached to or removed from the scalpel handle. In addition to posing infection concerns, such incidents carry a high risk of causing structural damage to the hand, requiring ext

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    Mar 21

    Measuring, understanding and acting on patient experience insight. From insight to improvement

    This conference will focus on measuring, understanding and acting on patient experience insight, and demonstrating responsiveness to that insight to ensure patient feedback is translated into quality improvement and assurance. Through national updates and case study presentations the conference will support you to measure, monitor and improve patient experience in your service, and ensure tha

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    Mar 21

    Clinical Audit for Improvement: Techniques and tools

    Clinical Audit for Improvement 2024 is now in its 24th year and brings together clinicians, senior/middle managers and leading local and national clinical audit and improvement experts.  Over the last two decades this event has become the ‘must-attend’ annual conference for clinical audit and QI professionals. Historically this one-day virtual conference has featured national updates with lea

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    Mar 21

    Deteriorating Patient Summit: Recognising and responding to the deteriorating patient & ensuring best practice in the use of NEWS2

    This conference focuses on recognising and responding to the deteriorating patient and ensuring best practice in the use of NEWS2. The conference will include national developments, including the recent recommendations on NEWS2 and Covid-19, and implementing the recommendations from the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch Report Investigation into recognising and responding to critically unwell

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    Mar 25

    AQUA: Human Factors introduction

    This introductory course is aimed at those who are new to Human Factors or those who are interested in refreshing existing knowledge.  You will gain the fundamental knowledge and skills for Human Factors in health and care. Taking place online over two half days, this course will blend guided independent study with facilitated discussion and activities. You will be encouraged to apply yo

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    Mar 27
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    Patient safety in primary care remote consultations

    NHS Resolution’s Safety and Learning team, are hosting a virtual forum on the recently published research conducted by Dr Rebecca Payne and Professor Greenhalgh into the safety of remote consultations. The purpose is to raise awareness of the research evidence from incidents, claims and complaints which inform the findings and recommendations on patient safety in remote consultations. This wi

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    Mar 28

    The Deteriorating Patient: When a hospital patient unexpectedly goes downhill, what can families do?

    In the dynamic landscape of healthcare, the unexpected deterioration of a hospital patient can present daunting challenges for both medical professionals and families alike. It is during these critical moments that the significance of patient rescue becomes abundantly clear. From the perspective of physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers, swift and effective intervention is imperative t

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