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22 April 2026
This national conference looks at the practicalities of responding to patient safety incidents for learning and improvement under the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF). The conference will also update delegates on best practice in patient safety incident investigation and response systems and include an practical case study based overview of key tools and techniques that can be used to investigate incidents including under PSIRF including After Action Reviews, SEIPS and Thematic Reviews. There will be a focus on understanding your patient safety incident profile and managing and ensuring accountability for ongoing safety actions in response to recommendations for investigations. You will also receive a legal perspective on PSIRF and how PSIRF relates to the learning from deaths criteria, Medical Examiner and Coroner system. The conference will support you to compassionately involve those affected by patient safety incidents and challenge your pre existing lens to inspire cultural change with PSIRF and deliver improvement.
For further information and to book your place visit https://www.healthcareconferencesuk.co.uk/virtual-online-courses/serious-incident-investigation-patient-safety or email [email protected]
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hub members get at 20% discount. Email [email protected] for discount code.
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22 April 2026
Seating Matters’ in-person Seating Masterclasses are the ideal chance to refresh and enhance your knowledge of effective sitting, pressure care management, and the seating assessment process.
Stay up to date with the latest innovations in seating and gain practical insights from leading experts. Our resident OT, Kirsty Ryan, will share her expertise on conducting thorough seating assessments, managing pressure, and supporting posture.
Whether you’re an occupational therapist, healthcare professional, caregiver, or simply passionate about seating solutions, this masterclass offers a valuable opportunity to connect with peers and explore new approaches to practice.
Don’t miss out—register today using the promo code PATIENTSAFETYLEARNING to secure your free place!
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22 April 2026 11:00 13:30
Continence care is a cornerstone of person-centred nursing, yet it remains one of the most sensitive and often overlooked aspects of practice. Bladder and bowel problems affect millions across the UK, leading to discomfort, loss of independence, and reduced quality of life, while also carrying emotional consequences such as embarrassment and social isolation.
Nurses are uniquely placed to make a real difference. Early recognition, accurate assessment, and timely intervention can prevent complications, protect dignity, and promote recovery. Skilled continence care also reduces infection risk, skin damage, and unnecessary catheter use — all essential to improving safety and outcomes.
This webinar highlights continence as a fundamental element of safe, compassionate care. Through expert discussion, case studies and practical examples, nurses will explore structured assessment, first-line interventions, and communication techniques that empower patients and enhance quality of life.
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22 April 2026 23:00
Confidentiality is frequently seen as a key barrier to clinicians working effectively with the family and friends of people experiencing a mental health crisis. This half day interactive course examines misconceptions about confidentiality and information sharing and offers suggestions for ways to develop your practice to offer more support and information to family and friends carers so that they are more confident about what they can reasonably do to keep their family member safe.
We use the term family carers to mean anyone who is significant to the patient, including biological and non biological family and friends who may or may not live in the same household or even the same country.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This course is suitable for anyone working in Health and Social Care whose work brings them into direct contact with someone experiencing a mental health crisis. This includes psychiatrists, nurses, ED service leads, social workers, occupational therapists who have all benefitted from this training.
Price: £234
More information and booking link here.
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