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SUMMARY:The art of noticing: Micro-assertions for patient safety
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ORGANIZER;CN="Mark Hughes":noreply@pslhub.org
DESCRIPTION:Sustained education and scholarship over more than 20 years 
	have increased baseline knowledge about the link between surgical workforc
	e diversity\, equity\, inclusion and patient safety. However\, emerging ev
	idence suggests that translation of knowledge into collegial actions such 
	as noticing and addressing inequity remains uneven. This Royal College of 
	Surgeons of Edinburgh webinar will present a research update and practical
	 suggestions for how to use micro-assertions effectively\, both verbal and
	 non-verbal.AimsTo strengthen the ability of clinicians and leaders to rec
	ognise and address inequity in surgical workplaces through timely\, effect
	ive workplace actions.Learning ObjectivesBy the end of this webinar\, at
	tendees should be able to:Summarise current evidence on surgical workforce
	 diversity\, equity and inclusion and its link to patient safetyIdentify e
	xamples of behavioural\, environmental and structural inequity arising in 
	surgical contexts.Plan and practice effective micro‑assertions to raise 
	awareness\, prompt reflection\, reinforce expectations and support colleag
	ues.Register here.
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