NHS Patient and Staff Safety Virtual Conference
In the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, now, more than ever, we are starting to understand the mammoth task that our healthcare professionals are up against while trying to keep the general public safe while within an acute healthcare setting.
Clinicians and nurses fight infectious diseases every day. The Covid-19 pandemic is highlighting this stressful aspect of care, because it is highly contagious, and because it’s creating unparalleled demand to protect hospital staff coupled with the need to optimize patient flow.
As a part of the Convenzis Group Virtual Series, we will be hosting the UK’s first Virtual NHS Patient & Staff Safety Conference. Join us as we discuss some areas of concern highlighted by the recent COVID-19 outbreak and the innovative and forward-thinking technology and services helping to counter these issues and improve both NHS staff and Patient safety, key areas of discussion will be;
All our virtual conferences are all split across 2 short, but content-packed days.
Day 1: will focus on the sharing of best practices, national policy insights and innovation.
Day 2: speakers will continue their presentations focusing on the key take always and lessons learned, interactive question and answer sessions throughout will open the debate up and give you the chance to have your say.
In this, free to attend the virtual conference we will hear from expert healthcare speakers & policy shapers in the UK and further afield while networking and sharing best practices throughout the day.
The event will offer:
Join us as we praise our NHS Frontline staff and discuss the top-down changes needed to ensure patient and staff safety is at the forefront of thinking.
Research sources for NHS Patient and Staff Safety Virtual Conference
Patient safety learning / NHS England/ NHS Improvement/ BBC News
Event introduction and opening remarks
“Improving staff and patient safety with body cameras”
“Running a body camera pilot in the NHS”
The Suspicion of Sepsis (SOS) Insights Dashboard
“International Covid-19 response: Multidisciplinary Monitoring”
Ensuring Safety of Care Home Residents During COVID-19 & Beyond
How avoidable harm is under-estimated.. and how AI is helping identify and resolve it in new ways
“Improving patient safety through annual care home medication reviews”
Engage to Learn: Learning Lessons from the Coronavirus pandemic- Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust (BSMHFT) response, utilising QI methodology approach to staff and patient safety.
Safety-I thinking
Day 2: Event introduction and opening remarks
The Suspicion of Sepsis (SOS) Insights Dashboard: Outcomes and future system plans
“International Covid-19 response: Harnessing Real-time Indicators”
Understanding Care Homes Needs to Deliver Safer Care
How AI systems can help the NHS recover. Practical and proven approaches to saving 500 lives per hospital, £7m annually and 10,000 bed-days
“Improving patient safety through annual care home medication reviews”
BSMHFT working towards foundations for safer care: Where we are now and where we need to go
Safety-II thinking