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About Claire Cox

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  • First name
    claire
  • Last name
    cox
  • Country
    United Kingdom

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  • About me
    I am the Associate Director for Patient Safety Learning alongside being a critical care outreach nurse.
    If you would to contribute to the hub, but would like some advise or support with the content please contact me.
  • Organisation
    patient safety learning
  • Role
    Associate Director for Patient Safety

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  1. Claire Cox started following A reflective account of the culture of fear
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    Join the discussion around this topic here.....
  3. Claire Cox started following Why are we ignoring psychological safety? and Second Victim, accountability and no blame culture... can these three exist together?
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    Following the posting of the recent anonymous blog by a brave nurse - a discussion was started on Twitter about the aspect of accountability, duty of candour mixed with a no blame culture. If there has been a drug error: The person who did the error needs to feel secure in the knowledge that there is a no blame culture, otherwise they may not report it in the first place. The patient needs to be told that they has been an error with their care The person who did the error needs to be held to account So, can these three points coexist or are we wanting the impossible?
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    @Kirsty Wood @Rob what a fantastic idea...... i see a trip for you rob to Kettering!!
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    The Royal Pharmaceutical Society are the professional membership body for pharmacists and pharmacy. Their mission is to put pharmacy at the forefront of healthcare. Their vision is to become the world leader in the safe and effective use of medicines. Since The Royal Pharmaceutical Society was founded in 1841, they have championed the profession, and are internationally renowned as publishers of medicines information. They promote pharmacy in the media and government, lead the way in medicines information, and support pharmacists in their education and development.
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    In this short blog Steven Shorrock gives us some tips on how to 'do safety II'.
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    In conclusion, Steve looks at key areas to be worked on in order to protect the public and really ‘learn lessons’. These cross all sectors and areas of work. They include the need for an individual duty of candour (duty to tell the truth); an end to self-regulation in healthcare and elsewhere, and recognition of the value to society of those who risk everything to fight for justice and truth. He also outlines a list of his concerns:
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    There is an urgent need to respond to the challenges experienced by carers at the point of transition and beyond, by ensuring early and coordinated planning, effective information sharing and communication and clear transition processes and guidelines. A person‐centred and family‐centred approach is required to minimise negative impact on the health and well‐being of the young adult with intellectual disabilities and their carers.
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    I would be interested if you experience psychological safety in your workplace - even if it is not in healthcare. Do you feel safe to own up to mistakes? Do you feel that your opinion is listened to and your wellbeing looked after if you have been involved in an incident? Interesting blog on the hub explaining this...
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    This blog discusses the barriers in tackling some of healthcares biggest patient safety problems - medication labelling and drug errors to name just one. It highlights the need to listen to experts outside of healthcare as localised solutions do not solve the wider, more complex issues of patient safety.
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