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SUMMARY:Next steps for addressing clinical negligence claims in Engl
	and
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DESCRIPTION:\n	This Westminster conference will discuss the next steps f
	or addressing rising clinical negligence costs in the NHS.\n\n\n\n	It will
	 be an opportunity to examine the future direction for reform\, following 
	the government consultation on lower value clinical negligence claims.\n\n
	\n\n	Sessions focus on the way forward for learning from mistakes and liti
	gation\, improving patient safety\, and supporting healthcare staff involv
	ed in clinical negligence claims.\n\n\n\n	Delegates will also examine opti
	ons for streamlining the processing of claims\, international best practic
	e\, and the potential for moving towards a no-fault system proposed by the
	 Health and Social Care Committee.\n\n\n\n	Overall\, areas for discussion 
	include:\n\n\n\n	\n		the current landscape - assessing the factors drivin
	g rising clinical negligence costs - the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic o
	n increased risk of claims from diagnosis and treatment delays\n	\n	\n		im
	pact of policy developments - including the increasing use of technology 
	and the move to integrated care - addressing variation and inequalities -
	 changes in the Health and Care Act\n	\n	\n		next steps - priorities for
	 the development of approaches that encourage the health system to learn f
	rom mistakes - assessing the potential impact of a no fault system\n	\n	\n
			efficiency:\n	\n	\n		opportunities to improve the timeliness and cost-ef
	fectiveness of claims resolution\n	\n	\n		the potential for a mandatory sy
	stem of fixed recoverable costs in low value claims\n	\n	\n		implications 
	for the future direction of system reforms\n	\n	\n		patient safety and pro
	tecting healthcare staff - next steps for learning from claims - developi
	ng collective learning - using best practice guidelines - support for the 
	ethnic minority workforce\n	\n	\n		international examples - lessons from 
	approaches to clinical negligence claims in other countries - how they mig
	ht be applied effectively in England\n	\n	\n		NHS Resolution’s strategy 
	to 2025 - which sets out aims to reduce harm\, distress and costs\, and u
	se indemnity arrangements to drive change across the health system.\n	\n\n
	\n\n	Agenda\n\n\n\n	Registration\n\n
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