This practical and engaging two-day course will explore how the SEIPS (Systems Engineering Initiative for Patient Safety) framework can be applied within health and care investigation and design to support safer, more effective systems and services.
Whether you are involved in patient safety, investigation, quality improvement, service design or systems thinking, this course will provide valuable insight and practical tools to apply in your organisation. SEIPS in Health and Care Investigation and Design is an interactive two-day face-to-face course designed to introduce participants to practical systems-based investigation and design using the Systems Engineering Initiative for Patient Safety framework (SEIPS).
Through collaborative workshops and realistic scenarios, learners will work alongside others to explore and analyse real-world incidents and system challenges commonly encountered across health and care settings. Participants will develop practical skills in identifying how people, environments, technologies, organisational factors, and workflows interact to influence safety, quality, and care outcomes.
Delivered in a supportive learning environment, the course is facilitated by experienced faculty leading work across systems thinking, human factors, and safety investigation. Learners will have opportunities to discuss ideas, test approaches, and build confidence applying SEIPS methods through guided simulation and group-based activities.
By the end of the course, participants will have developed a structured approach to investigating complex system issues and designing practical, system-focused improvements for health and care services.
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