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Sep 03-Next steps for health and social care integration in Scotland
This seminar will bring together policymakers and key stakeholders to examine the next steps for the continuing integration of health and social care services in Scotland. Areas for discussion in the agenda include: Shaping integration to meet future demand: supporting prevention, meeting demographic needs and moving forward on transformation of services Identifying and addressing the
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Central Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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Sep 04
New Frontiers in ME - Transforming Patient Safety & Care
ME/CFS - leading edge research and its implications for medical professionals. This educational conference is designed for all NHS healthcare providers, decision makers, university lecturers, researchers, medical and healthcare students, teaching staff, benefits agency representatives and service users. Expert speakers will provide a unique opportunity to learn about the latest cutting e
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Riddel Hall, 185 Stranmillis Road, Belfast, United Kingdom
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Sep 06
BD DAYS - Sepsis
The BD Days - Sepsis event features leaders from healthcare institutions and associations together with patients and public policy officials to collaborate on solutions to sepsis challenges. Through panels, presentations and case studies selected speakers will explore what actions have been successful, including the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach in sepsis management and reducing time
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Geneva, Switzerland
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Sep 06
Achieving Behaviour Change for Patient Safety
Behaviour change can be difficult to achieve. This workshop from the Improvement Academy we will help you to achieve behaviour change by applying tried and tested theories from psychology. This unique one-day workshop developed by the Yorkshire Quality and Safety Research Group provides an opportunity to learn from leading researchers in behaviour change. Interactive learning and discussion w
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The Studio, Leeds, LS1 4AW, United Kingdom
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Sep 11
Preventing Pressure Ulcers in the Community – harnessing technology & enabling patient centred care
Do you have patients whose pressure ulcers aren’t healing despite your best efforts? Do you lack confidence when choosing equipment or positioning patients? Do you want to know more about how pressure monitoring could help you and your patients? This event from the South West AHSN is for community nurses, tissue viability nurses, occupational therapists or physiotherapists. Further infor
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Woodbury Park Hotel & Golf Club, Woodbury Castle, Exeter, United Kingdom
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Sep 12
SPRAT: Patient Safety
This day is for ST6-8 Paediatrics Trainees from Yorkshire and Humber Region only. Register here
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Kabery Lecture Theatre, Leeds General Infirmary , Leeds, United Kingdom
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Sep 12
Improving Patient Safety in Critical Care (IPSCC)
The course begins with an introduction to non-technical skills (NTS). This outlines key non-technical skills/human factors involved in caring for patients, such as effective communication, anticipation and planning, and taking a leadership role. It then covers 5 to 6 scenarios during the day with a debrief after each scenario, focusing on the key NTS points. To be realistic, the scenarios use high
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Simulation & Interactive Learning Centre (SaIL), 1st Floor St Thomas' House, St Thomas' Hospital, Westminster Bridge Road , London , SE1 7EH, United Kingdom
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Sep 16
Dr Rob Galloway's Human Factors Workshop
In this one day workshop A&E consultant Dr Rob Galloway delivers an invigorating and challenging introduction to human factors in health care, covering the following topics: The principles of ‘human factors’ – why errors occur. Human cognitive biases (eg. in memory, reasoning, decision-making). Practical skills/tools to improve individual/team performance and patient safety
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Euan Keat Medical Education Centre, Princess Royal Hospital, Lewes Road, Haywards Heath , RH16 4EX, United Kingdom
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Sep 16-
BACCN 2019 - Moral Courage: Meeting The Challenges of a Contemporary Healthcare System
Whether you’re an advanced beginner, intermediate or expert in the field of critical care, the British Association of Critical Care Nurses (BACCN) Conference offers content on the latest evidence on guidelines, standards and clinical practice as well as offering educational experiences for your continuing professional development. Download flyer for more information Visit BACCN website t
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Edinburgh International Conference Centre, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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Sep 17
Emergency Laparotomy Collaborative Event - East Midlands
The Emergency Laparotomy Collaborative (ELC) is a quality improvement project aimed at improving standards of care and outcomes for patients undergoing emergency laparotomy. The ELC has grown from the successful Emergency Laparotomy Pathway Quality Improvement Care bundle project (ELPQuiC), and the subsequent Emergency Laparotomy Collaborative. This programme is now being rolled out nationally via
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Room A15, Ingenuity Centre, University of Nottingham Innovation Park, Triumph Road, Nottingham, NG7 2TU, United Kingdom
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Sep 18-
International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare
Now in its 24th year, the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare is a biannual gathering of healthcare professionals in quality improvement and patient safety. Organised by the BMJ and IHI, The International Forum supports and energises the movement for healthcare improvement and connects healthcare leaders and practitioners worldwide to improve outcomes for patients and communiti
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Taipei Marriot Hotel, Taipei
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Sep 19
Enhanced health and wellbeing in care homes: doing things differently
Described as ‘islands of the old’, independent care homes often find themselves isolated from the communities they serve, while caring for large numbers of some of the oldest and most frail citizens in our society. While reliant on the NHS and local authorities to support the health and wellbeing of their residents, it is not widely understood how best these organisations can work together.
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The King's Fund, London, W1G 0AN, United Kingdom
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Sep 23
A Practical Guide to Human Factors in Healthcare
Aimed at both clinicians and managers, this national conference from HEALTHCARE CONFERENCES UK will provide a practical guide to human factors in healthcare, and how a human factors approach can improve patient care, quality, process and safety. Extended sessions will provide you with tips and advice for applying a human factors approach in your service and for learning from serious incident inve
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De Vere West One Conference Centre, London
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Sep 23Digital Mental Health for Adults and Older People
An event from the Royal Society of Medicine Thought leaders, champions, professionals and patients who are on the front line dealing with adult mental health issues will discuss the mental effects caused by the use of digital technology as well as the benefits generated from doing so. Expert speakers will consider the overall digital technology market in relation to mental health, and pe
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1, Wimpole Street, London
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Sep 25
Thinking differently about commissioning
Experts from The King’s Fund will explain key developments in health and care commissioning. Participants will hear from innovative commissioners who are approaching their role in new ways – including new methods for paying for services, new ways of working with patients and local communities to design services, and new approaches to joint working across clinical commissioning groups and local aut
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The King's Fund, London, W1G 0AN, United Kingdom
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Sep 26
Human Factors Masterclass
Eastern Academic Health Science Network has been commissioned and funded by the East of England leadership academy to facilitate this workshop. There is increasing recognition of the need to embed human factors science into the design of healthcare systems and processes. The masterclass will explore: What do we mean by human factors science? How can we apply human factors methods
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DoubleTree by Hilton Cambridge Belfry, Back Lane, Cambourne , CB23 6BW, United Kingdom
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Sep 27
Introduction to Human Factors by Advancing Quality Alliance (AQuA)
Ideal for those who are new to Human Factors, or those looking to refresh existing knowledge, this entry-level one-day programme will provide members with the fundamental knowledge and skills for Human Factors in health and care. Participants are also encouraged to apply these to their individual role and environment, to help them reduce error, improve processes that underpin patient safety,
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The Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Peace Foundation, Peace Drive , Warrington , WA5 1HQ, United Kingdom
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