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SUMMARY:Teams Based Quality Review for Clinical Practice (TBQR)
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DESCRIPTION:\n	Promoting Learning\, Safety\, and Improvement in Surgical
	 Teams Team Based Quality Reviews (TBQR) provide a structured\, evidence-b
	ased approach to team learning in clinical practice. Building on existing 
	processes such as morbidity and mortality (M&amp\;M) meetings and signific
	ant event analyses\, TBQR supports whole-team reflection from the point of
	 an event through to shared learning\, meaningful actions\, addressing uni
	ntended consequences and follow-up for improvement.\n\n\n\n	This one-day c
	ourse\, developed in partnership with NHS Education Scotland\, RCSEd and t
	he GMC\, equips healthcare professionals with the tools\, frameworks\, and
	 strategies needed to embed TBQR into clinical practice. Participants will
	 gain practical skills in implementation strategies\, analysing events\, i
	dentifying meaningful actions\, and overcoming barriers—such as time\, r
	esources\, and system alignment.\n\n\n\n	Designed for colleagues leading o
	r interested in safety reviews\, or seeking to improve daily work practice
	s\, this course provides an opportunity to enhance the understanding\, and
	 application of Human Factors and Systems Thinking into practice. It explo
	res how TBQR can be used not only to learn from harm\, but also from succe
	ss\, innovation\, and complexity in care delivery. This course provides de
	legates with an opportunity to join a wider network of professionals and l
	earn from areas of good practice across the globe. By supporting collectiv
	e learning and psychological safety\, TBQR strengthens team performance\, 
	staff wellbeing\, and organisational resilience\, ultimately advancing saf
	e\, effective\, and sustainable healthcare.\n\n\n\n	Target audience: Surg
	eons and health care professionals leading safety reviews or team based re
	view meetings\, including mortality and morbidity meetings. Currently aime
	d at ST3 onwards but applications are encouraged from interested individua
	ls.\n\n\n\n	Register\n\n
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