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The impact of staff well-being on creating safety

How looking after staff health and well-being contributes to patient safety.

"It’s about a work place that’s more respectful, inclusive and open as a means of creating safety”.  Martin Bromiley OBE

To deliver high-quality care, the NHS needs staff that are healthy, well and at work. A challenge highlighted further by the pandemic. 
 
Join the Clinical Human Factors Group (CHFG) for short and lively presentations, questions and panels with:

  • Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP Chair of the Commons Health and Social Care Select Committee
  • Suzette Woodward -  culture, conditions and values
  • Scott Morrish - the legacy of avoidable harm
  • Dr Henrietta Hughes OBE – speaking up, culture change and well-being
  • Prof. Jill Maben - staff well-being and patient experience
  • Aliya Rehman – NHS Employers - the well-being framework
  • Mark Young – Learning from the rail industry - team dynamics
  • Ed Corbett –  Health & Safety Executive – Sustainable health and safety improvement
  • Alice Hartley – Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh – undermining and bullying –  the team, individual and the patient

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