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Interview with Jonathan Hazan, Patient Safety Learning's Chair

Summary

Patient Safety Learning's Chair, Jonathan Hazan, speaks about his experience in, and passion for, patient safety, and why the hub is so important for patient safety. He also discusses some of Patient Safety Learning's six foundations for a patient-safe future, as described in our report, A Blueprint for Action.

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Jonathan's patient safety career began at Datix, where he worked with organisations around the world to design and implement patient safety reporting and learning software. As part of his work, Jonathan was also influenced by patients and families affected by harm in healthcare and social care, as well as staff who had been unfairly treated for raising concerns. Jonathan stepped down as chief executive at the end of 2015 and started work in 2016 on what was to become Patient Safety Learning. Jonathan is now chair of the board of trustees of Patient Safety Learning.

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