The NHS Patient Safety Conference 2022: Breaking a culture of defensiveness
A top health service watchdog recently announced that Little progress” has been made improving patient safety in the NHS over the past 20 years with Serious accidents such as surgery on the wrong part of the body remain commonplace.
It has been reported that a lack of patient safety leadership and a “blame game” culture is playing a key role in the lack of safety progression over the last 20 years, our upcoming Patient Safety congress will open the debate surrounding NHS patient safety and provide clear guidelines on how as a collective we can improve the culture and ultimately the safety of patients.
2019 saw the NHS patient safety strategy published, the document provides a framework to enable a culture transition from “blame to learning”, the document sets out 3 key principles to help achieve this; Insight – Improving understanding of safety by drawing intelligence from multiple sources of patient safety information / Involvement – Equipping patients, staff and partners with the skills and opportunities to improve patient safety throughout the whole system / Improvement – Designing and supporting programs that deliver effective and sustainable change in the most important areas.
Join us on the 23rd of February 2022 as we explore each of the above initiatives and discuss providing high-value takeaway content to help you improve patient safety in your organisation.
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Our physical events offer a unique opportunity to meet with key sector stakeholders in an informal and relaxed atmosphere, this provides an ideal chance to discuss strategic change and learn from some of the most well-respected public sector professionals in the country, all while soaking up the lovely atmosphere our venues and audience provide.
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In addition to broader changes in the way the NHS thinks about patient safety, the document outlines a number of more specific initiatives tasked with improving individual aspects of the patient safety framework:
• Academics/Researchers
• Anaesthetists
• Chairs/Members of CCGs
• Chief Clinical Operations Officers
• Chief Executives
• Chief Medical Officers
• Clinical Directors
• Clinical Standards & Patient Experience
• Directors of Infection Prevention and Control
• Directors of Public Health
• Directors/Heads of Service Improvement
• Directors/Heads of Strategic Development
• Directors/Managers of Commissioning
• Estate and Facilities Managers
• General Practitioners
• HCAI Managers
• Heads of Charities
• Heads of Innovation
• Heads of Maternity Services
• Heads of Nursing
• Heads of Patient Care
• Heads of Patient Safety
• Heads of Pharmacy
• Heads of Quality & Care
• Heads of Risk & Compliance
• Health & Safety Managers
• HR Directors/Managers
• Infection Control Leads
• Inspection Managers
• Medical Directors
• Microbiologists
• Patient Experience Leads
• Patient Safety Managers
• Programme Directors
• Specialist Nurses
• Surgeons
• Trust Board Members
• Ward Managers
Benefits of attending the NHS Patient Safety Conference 2022:
Research sources for The NHS Patient Safety Conference 2022: The Telegraph, NHS Improvement. The NHS patient safety strategy
We have an invite only option for NHS Senior Managers for our conference, to see if you qualify for a complimentary place please click the button below.
Registration, Networking & Breakfast
Registration, Networking & Breakfast
Mind the implementation gap: The persistence of avoidable harm in the NHS (Confirmed)
The metrics that matter: judging the quality and safety of remote consultations (Confirmed)
Patient Safety Best Practice Session: The Springbank ward (Confirmed)
Q&A Panel
Morning Break, Networking & Refreshments
Piota Healthcare Apps (Confirmed)
During this session we’ll demonstrate how the Piota app platform is being used to improve the patient experience by providing valuable and up-to-date support information directly to the patients via their smartphones. We’ll also demonstrate how clinical teams are using the app platform to increase efficiency by improving access to operational and procedural information directly from their smartphones, saving colleagues valuable time and effort.
Piota is a leading provider of Healthcare apps to the NHS. We’ve supplied over 130 apps to the NHS and Social Care.
AAirDS (Addenbrookes Air Disinfection Study)
Understanding the AAirDS study, its importance to both Patient and staff, unravelling the challenges of how environments can cause infection, how we can monitor and implement change and what effect this might have. Technology advances means the study is using pioneering technology and techniques pushing our understanding to set a bench mark for future care
Utilising a systems approach to deliver the Patient Safety Improvement Programmes (Confirmed)
Moving and Handling and patient safety analysis – how to eliminate blame and ensure compliance (Confirmed)
Q&A Panel
Networking
Lunch
Sustainability and Net Zero in the NHS (Confirmed)
The national medical examiner programme: driving improvement (Confirmed)
End of the day